J.K. Rowling lived in Edinburgh when she penned the universally beloved "Harry Potter" series of books. Across the city, you can see and visit the places that inspired her wizarding world.

New footage shows the extent of damage at to an iconic Edinburgh cafe resulting from ... where JK Rowling wrote sections of her Harry Potter books. The cafe's owner David Taylor said: "We thought ...

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Hundreds of Edinburgh shoppers queued outside Princes Street’s newest shop ahead of its gran opening today. At 12pm on Friday ...

Harry Potter fans will want to take ... There's the National Museum of Scotland, the Scottish National Portrait Gallery, the Museum of Edinburgh and Scottish National Gallery, described by Conde ...

On the same day, Ms. Rowling announced that she had invited Melissa Anelli to Scotland to ... at her home in Edinburgh on July 16, 2005, the day that the sixth Harry Potter book was released ...

Australian rugby player Harry Potter has already heard ... was selected to play against Scotland in a test match taking place in Murrayfield stadium in Edinburgh on Sunday. When he was picked ...

Edinburgh is Scotland’s ancient capital city and the ... It will be worth it to any Harry Potter fan (I’ll explain soon if ...

Learn about what Scotland is known for, from its captivating castles to its picturesque highlands and vibrant traditions.

JK Rowling just delivered some truths about Harry Potter landmarks in Edinburgh. “I was thinking of putting a section on my website about all the alleged inspirations and birthplaces of Potter ...

Scotland's train network passes through some ... The viaduct featured prominently in the Harry Potter films, earning the Jacobite the nickname 'The Hogwarts Express'. Among the other top sights ...