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.
13. Staggs Bar
All the scenes in pubs were shot in Staggs Bar in Musselburgh - yes, even those that are supposedly in the famous Greyfriars Bobby's Bar. | Google Maps
14. Cockburn Street
Merritt is seen walking down the picturesque Cockburn Street, in the Old Town, after appearing in court. | Google Maps
15. Melville Street
In the opening episode DCI Carl Mork gets off a Lothian bus on Edinburgh's Melville Street. | Google Maps
16. St Mary's Cathedral
The imposing church you can see outside the office of Kelly Macdonald's psychologist is St Mary's Cathedral. The interior of the office was filmed in the studio in Leith. | Google Maos