The first challenge of the Tri-Wizard Tournament in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005) is set against the backdrop of the Steall Waterfall in Glen Nevis.
In Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005) we see the Hogwart's Express pass over the Glenfinnan Viaduct again.
Reportedly where JK Rowling wrote at least some of the Harry Potter books, so of course you have to pop in! ;)
J.K Rowling finished the "Harry Potter" series in room 552! āļāđāļēāļāđāļāļīāđāļĄāđāļāļīāļĄ
Beautiful collection of headstones, graves and mausoleums. There's additional entrance on east/right-hand side of Dean Gallery so tie it in with a visit to that and the Gallery of Modern Art.
Great great pub/club. Friendly atmosphere, fun staff and good music. A must stop in Edinburgh. Highly recommended.
Could be named 'midge pools' if it wanted to be realistic! Quite cool after rain, Sun would be even better for photos! Lots of tourists, but definitely worth it on a nice day.
The forest was cut down for a reforestation project and now (April 2014) looks quite desolate. Climb beyond the scarred landscape to enjoy majestic views.
Expensive but definitely worth the visit. Beautiful rooms and gives a great insight to the lives of people who lived in the castle. Note: there's nothing about Macbeth
A venue, pub and club in one! This is a popular local hangout spot in the West End. They have all sorts of spirits here as this bar is housed in a former church! Look up and see the red halo shining.
Nice Scottish food in an adorable leafy setting. You can order food in âweeâ or âbigâ sizes. Worth checking out when in Glasgow!
Gin Lover? As the name suggests, this place has 71 varieties of Gin! Located right in the city centre it has a kind of âwelcome to my gin parlour in my homeâ feel.Try a Gin Flight if you can't choose!
Vintage clothing shop selling pieces from the Victorian age and beyond. Has sold pieces used on Outlander and Downton Abbey.
Comic book themed pizza shop with unique pies including haggis & black pudding (pictured here).
Absolutely delicious - been 4 times now and always impressed! Haggis Bon Bons and the lemon tart dessert are a must!
Cool concept: 13 bottles of liquor making 13 cocktails, menu changing every 13 weeks. Vegetarians want to be more cautious as meat and fish are used to infuse some drinks.
What a nice place! The great cocktails and speakeasy atmosphere make this place a winner! Very excited with the bookcase entrance and the barber shop theme.
One of the best coffee places in town. Great affordable coffee. One of the best venues in town to chill or work.
Lively, buzzing. Many scotches, gins, rums and other delights. Shared steak pie with mash and greens was hearty, tasty and lovely.
Fantastic little hidden gem, taste & quality of produce is exquisite, the friendly service is outstanding. There is no better brunch to be had anywhere in Edinburgh.No frills full-on foodie experience
Great place to shop! A bit surprising it's so easy to find nice shops in Glasgow.
This park is awesome during the Day but at night and specially over the week end, it is full of NEDs.
Best friends with Buchanan Street. You can find everything here, but if you like me, stay away during the weekends. All the 1.2 mi Glaswegians come to enjoy a good time then.
The oldest surviving music hall in the world. This place is worth the visit. Loads of memorabilia to see, and they hold variety shows, film nights and other events to raise funds for restoration.
The best place for breakfast/brunch! Huge variety of eggs, full Scottish breakfast and the best french toast I've ever tried! Must visit while in Glasgow
If you like whiskey then this is for you. Do the gold package tour as that comes with 5 samples vs the silver which has just one. Also the whiskey store is amazing!
Some really nice flavours here!! Rose and violet are ones of my particular favorites ð
Unbelievable experience. Very gothic and romantic place. Book your table in Secret garden, its unique. Food could be better though... But its really doesnt matter, if u are in this fairy tale lol
Ask someone to tell you the story of the bronze stool. Also, you are asked to pay 2ÂĢ for a photo permit but then you'll walk around and see everyone is just taking photos anyway.
Happiness is a French Martini, or a Passionfruit Meringue Martini, or...really anything on the cocktail menu. Very friendly service, too. I liked how they sat guest spaced out across the restaurant.
Lovely bar with great and sophisticated cocktails. Service is extremely friendly and the atmosphere is very cozy, kind of like being in a trendy wooden cabin. ;)
Excellent visit. Tours every half hour last for an hour but well worth it. Make sure to do the Wall Walk where you walk along the wall to the cannons and then go down to see the kitchens.
One of the quickest routes from Waverley into the old town, but lacks hand rails for climbing the worn steps.
A good selection of non-standard doughnut flavours. They were very light and fluffy.
Indoor food market right in the city centre. Only open from 12pm on a Friday - 10pm on a Sunday. Lunch time special is ÂĢ5 so an affordable option to try something new - GF & VE available
