Embark on an Outlander tour and explore the enchanting Scottish villages that served as filming locations for the iconic TV show. Immerse yourself in the history and beauty of these ancient sites, a must for fans!
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Falkland - The stand-in for Inverness and the location of Claire & Frank’s honeymoon.
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Royal Burgh of Culross - Culross – Various parts of Culross are used to represent the village of Cranesmuir, mainly in season 1 of Outlander. Notably, the Mercat Cross (situated in the center of Culross) is where Geillis Duncan’s house is located, where Jamie frees the young thief pinned to the post, and where Geillis is taken to be burned for witchcraft. In season 4, Briana encounters Laoghaire and Joanie near the Mercat Cross while seeking passage to America. Joanie and Briana are seen tending a garden outside a house close to the Mercat Cross, though the interior of Laoghaire’s home is depicted by the nearby Culross Palace.
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Blackness Castle - Blackness Castle – This 15th-century fortification is known as ‘The ship that never sailed’ due to its unique boat-like shape. Explore the castle’s rich history and learn about its various roles as a lordly residence, garrison fortress, and state prison. Outlander fans will recognize the exterior as Fort William, the ominous headquarters of Black Jack Randall.
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Linlithgow Palace - Linlithgow Palace – These impressive ruins were the birthplace of several monarchs, most notably Mary Queen of Scots. The foreboding shell of Linlithgow Palace dates back to the 12th century and serves as the set for the infamous Wentworth Prison in Outlander, where Jamie was imprisoned and tortured by Black Jack Randall. This location also appears in the 2018 blockbuster movie ‘Outlaw King’ about Robert The Bruce. The Palace is centrally located in Linlithgow, offering plenty of lunch options.
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Midhope Castle - Midhope Castle – We conclude our Outlander Experience tour with a photo opportunity at one of the series’ most iconic sets. This modest 16th-century tower house is Lallybroch, Jamie Fraser’s home. Any Outlander fan will recognize the archway entrance. While visitors cannot enter the castle, Jamie’s beloved Lallybroch remains a must-see photo spot, completing your Outlander Experience.
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Forth Bridge - Return to Edinburgh with stunning views of the Forth Bridges.
- Drop-offs in central Edinburgh city centre
- Guided tour with a fully trained and experienced driver/guide
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities
- Entrance Fees
We take you on a journey to some of the most famous scenes from the hit series visiting the locations that lets you step back in time through unchanged, ancient villages, hearing all the history and seeing the sights which inspired the famous TV show. You may have read the books and seen the show but nothing compares to experiencing it all yourself, a must for fans! CONTAINS SPOLIERS!
Midhope Castle is only available April-December
On occasions BLACKNESS CASTLE may be substituted for DOUNE CASTLE
- You can update your reservation by emailing the information or contacting us on arrival to Edinburgh.
- Midhope Castle is only available April-December
- On occasions BLACKNESS CASTLE may be substituted for DOUNE CASTLE
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
