New Netflix crime series Dept. Q seems to have been a hit with both critics and viewers - with hopes that a second series could be on the way.
Based on a series of book by Danish writer Jussi Adler-Olsen, it sees Matthew Goode play police detective Carl Morck, who is put in charge of a cold case unit in Edinburgh.
Chloe Pirrie, Jamie Sives, Mark Bonnar, Leah Byrne, Kate Dickie, Shirley Henderson and Kelly Macdonald also star.
The series was filmed across Edinburgh and Scotland, and eagle-eyed viewers have been trying to work out where the real locations are.
Here are 17 of them.
9. Mortonhall Crematorium
When Morck tracks down a retired detective to find out more about the original Merritt Lingard investigation it's to an Edinburgh Christian Centre. The real building is actually Mortonhall Crematorium, which was used partly because of its beautiful stained glass windows. | Google Maps
10. First Stage Studios
Many of the interior scenes in the drama - including all the action in the police station - were shot at First Stage Studios in Leith Docks. It's been used for a host of famous productions, including The Rig, Anansi Boys, Marvel movie Avengers: Infinity War, The Outrun and the upcoming Guillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein. | Liam Anderstrem
11. Lysander House
Merritt and William's house is pretty swish - the real property is called Lysander House and is a former radar station in East Lothian which has been transformed into a family home. | Contributed
12. St John's Churchyard
That great view of Edinburgh Castle in episode one is taken from St John's Churchyard, at the west end of Princes Street in the city centre. | Google Maps