10 amazing cinematic camera locations in Edinburgh.

I spent three days in Edinburgh and found ten camera positions that were very cinematic. 🔹Pictures 1️⃣/5️⃣/6️⃣/7️⃣, Calton Hill, the most beautiful place in Edinburgh, overlooking the entire city. It is recommended to go there before sunset and keep warm, as the wind is huge up there! 🔹Picture 2️⃣/, 3️⃣ Waverley Bridge, a very classic location, with medieval buildings standing behind it. It is more atmospheric on cloudy days than on sunny days! 🔹Picture 4️⃣The road in front of the Scott Memorial 🔹Figure 8️⃣, New College, is simply the real version of the Hogwarts gate. Figure 9️⃣, the intersection next to the Dr Thomas Chalmers Statue, where you can take a photo with the castle. 🔹Picture 1️⃣0️⃣, The Vennel Steps, the classic steps for taking photos with the castle. 🔹Picture 1️⃣1️⃣/1️⃣2️⃣ Advocates Close, an alley where you can see the Scott Monument. You will definitely pass by here when you visit the Royal Mile. 🔹Figure 1️⃣3️⃣, the steps under the Scott Memorial Tower. 🔹Picture 1️⃣4️⃣, Dundas Street, you can overlook the sea from the sloped road. 🔻Tips Edinburgh is really cold in summer! Especially when there is a strong wind and no sun, you will shiver even if you wear a coat. There are people wearing short sleeves and down jackets on the road. It is recommended to bring windproof and warm clothes! There is an art festival in Edinburgh in August, so there are super super super many tourists, and accommodation is more expensive than usual. The travel experience should not be as good as usual. If you have no interest in the art festival, it is recommended to avoid August.