Edinburgh has long served as a cinematic favourite - Trainspotting, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, Chariots of Fire, Filth, ...

Edinburgh's ability to attract major film and TV productions has been transformed by the creation of a permanent studio on the edge of Leith Docks.

Standing proudly among them is Edinburgh's very own Greyfriars Bobby, who ranks as the eighth most iconic lucky landmark in Europe. Known across the world for giving good luck if you rub his nose ...

A new online exhibition launched by the City of Edinburgh Council’s Museums & Galleries, Libraries and Archives services ...

Dept. Q opens with a burst of violence as Morck and Hardy face an ambush in The Calders’ gritty housing estates in Wester ...

But if you're willing to take on the haggis challenge, pop on over to Greyfriars Bobby's Bar, the pub located in front of the Greyfriars Bobby memorial, which honors the dog who guarded his ...

where the beloved Greyfriars Bobby statue can be found. Runners will then turn the corner onto Forrest Road before making their way up to North Bank Street and The Mound. The route then wraps around ...

Despite his master’s passing, Bobby’s devotion remained unwavering. Gray was buried in Greyfriars Kirkyard, and every day, Bobby faithfully stood vigil by his master’s grave. Bobby’s ...

Despite his master’s passing, Bobby’s devotion remained unwavering. Gray was buried in Greyfriars Kirkyard, and every day, Bobby faithfully stood vigil by his master’s grave. Bobby’s incredible ...