Edinburgh’s landmark clock tower has been responsible for keeping commuters and travellers on time for more than a century – and yet it is never correct. Arrive in Edinburgh on any given day ...

The Balmoral is the first and last word in Scotland’s luxury hotels and is an Edinburgh institution – the Balmoral clock tower features on nearly every guidebook cover of the Scottish capital.

The clock tower, which was designed by William Hamilton Beattie, rises 190ft (58m) into the capital's skyline. The original mechanism, although not used any more, is still in the clock tower.

This neo-Renaissance building with its massive clock tower has been an Edinburgh landmark for more than a century. With elegant bedrooms and over-the-top marble bathrooms, a spa, gym and swimming ...

The clock at the Balmoral Hotel in Edinburgh, Scotland, traditionally runs three minutes fast and is set back to match Greenwich Mean Time only on Dec. 31. This year, it will keep running fast.

The clock’s creation was a collaboration between John McHattie, Edinburgh’s park superintendent at the time, and James Ritchie & Son, a local clock maker founded in 1809.

Edinburgh’s Lord Provost Robert Aldridge has officially unveiled this year’s floral clock in West Princes Street Gardens. The colourful timepiece is a vibrant tribute marking 200 years of ...

The clock, which has been in Edinburgh since 1903, will be in bloom until October. Since 1946, it has been designed in honour of various organisations and causes. In 2020, ...

As people across the UK roll their clocks back to GMT on Sunday, there's one well-loved Scottish clock that will remain at the wrong time. Ever since the Balmoral Hotel clock tower was built in ...