With award-winning scenery and locations with fascinating heritage it is no surprise that Scotland has featured in many acclaimed films and TV shows.
When you have grand epics like Braveheart and gritty dramas such as Trainspotting to pick from, the sentimental side of Scottish cinema can be easily forgotten.
But there are plenty of swoony movies that have been set in the country - all perfect for Valentine's Day.
Here are 14 of the most romantic films set in Scotland.
9. You Instead (2011)
Also entitled ‘Tonight You’re Mine’ in the US, this is a Rock ‘n’ Roll romantic comedy directed by David Mackenzie and written by Thomas Leveritt. It follows the misadventure of two rock stars at odds with each other who end up handcuffed together for 24 hours on the lead up to the T in the Park music festival where they are scheduled to perform. For many, it’s a nostalgic throwback to the T in the Park Festival in Balado, Scotland, in July 2010. Photo: Tonight You’re Mine (David Mackenzie, 2011) | Submitted
10. Rob Roy (1995)
Rob Roy is a historical drama directed by Michael Caton-Jones. It features Liam Neeson as Rob Roy MacGregor, a Scottish clan chief in 18th-century Scotland who must do battle with one villainous nobleman in the Scottish Highlands. The film, while not necessarily centred on romance, does depict Rob Roy’s devotion to his family and wife Mary MacGregor who share touching moments together on-screen. Photo: Rob Roy (1995) | Submitted
11. The Decoy Bride (2011)
The Decoy Bride is made by Ecosse Films and written by Sally Phillips and Neil Jaworski, starring iconic Scottish talent such as David Tennant and Kelly Macdonald. It is set on the fictional island of Hegg in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland where a Hollywood actress wants to have her wedding in private, but after the media finds out about it she hires a local girl to pretend to be the bride in her place. Photo: The Decoy Bride (Sheree Folkson, 2011) | YouTube Screenshot
12. As An Eilean (1993)
As an Eilean is a comedic drama directed by Mike Alexander. The coming-of-age story, which is set in a small village on a remote Scottish island, follows love stories of a diverse cast. In the case of Callum and Kirsty, it follows their school romance and the ticking clock behind their relationship as the two prepare themselves for university and the reality of leaving their home behind them; but is it all doom and gloom? Photo: As An Eilean (1993) | YouTube Screenshot (BBC Alba)