Snøret

Snøret is a fictional location appearing in the Harry Potter series, created by J.K. Rowling. It is a village situated in the English countryside, known for its particularly high concentration of wizards and witches. The name "Snøret" is derived from the Old English word "snøre," meaning string or thread, perhaps alluding to the intertwined lives of the magical community within the village.

While not extensively detailed, Snøret is depicted as a peaceful and secluded place where the magical community lives in relative harmony with their surroundings, often hidden from the non-magical world. It is suggested to be a place where magical traditions are maintained and where young witches and wizards might grow up with a strong connection to their heritage. Its exact geographical location is not specified, but it is implied to be in a rural and picturesque setting. The village serves as a backdrop for certain events and interactions within the broader narrative of the Harry Potter universe, highlighting the presence of hidden magical enclaves within Britain.