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Honeydukes is a legendary wizarding sweets shop famous for its chocolate and many, wonderful and wild sweets. It is located in the wintry, all-wizarding village of Hogsmeade, in Scotland, and is frequented by students and teachers alike; indeed, one can barely move due to the crowd of visitors throughout the Christmas season Honeydukes was first established in 1641. thumb|140px|Vista exterior de Honeyduckes Honeydukes es una tienda de caramelos ubicada en Hogsmeade, propiedad de un matrimonio, el cual vive encima del establecimiento. Esta tienda tiene una gran variedad de caramelos, y además fabrican su propio chocolate. En el sótano de esta tienda está la entrada a un pasadizo que comunica Hogsmeade con Hogwarts. Las paredes están ocultas detrás de filas y filas de estanterías rebosantes de dulces, desde grageas de todos los sabores y abejas picantes, hasta los aún más extraños tarros de cucarachas. Honeydukes est la confiserie de Pré-au-Lard tenue par Ambrosius Flume et son épouse.

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Honeydukes est la confiserie de Pré-au-Lard tenue par Ambrosius Flume et son épouse. Honeydukes is a legendary wizarding sweets shop famous for its chocolate and many, wonderful and wild sweets. It is located in the wintry, all-wizarding village of Hogsmeade, in Scotland, and is frequented by students and teachers alike; indeed, one can barely move due to the crowd of visitors throughout the Christmas season Honeydukes was first established in 1641. thumb|140px|Vista exterior de Honeyduckes Honeydukes es una tienda de caramelos ubicada en Hogsmeade, propiedad de un matrimonio, el cual vive encima del establecimiento. Esta tienda tiene una gran variedad de caramelos, y además fabrican su propio chocolate. En el sótano de esta tienda está la entrada a un pasadizo que comunica Hogsmeade con Hogwarts. Las paredes están ocultas detrás de filas y filas de estanterías rebosantes de dulces, desde grageas de todos los sabores y abejas picantes, hasta los aún más extraños tarros de cucarachas.

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