The Outlander 1 Day Experience from Edinburgh

Experience a journey through the past as we explore unaltered, historic villages near Edinburgh during a full-day tour. Delve into the rich history and marvel at the stunning vistas that have captivated audiences with their portrayal in "Outlander."

Depart from central Edinburgh onto an air-conditioned coach and proceed to your inaugural destination: Midhope Castle, a landmark frequented by Outlander enthusiasts. This picturesque site serves as the external domain of the Fraser family homestead, known as Lallybroch. Upon arrival, immerse yourself in the castle's ambiance, capturing memories through photographs while reenacting the fantastical elements integral to the Outlander saga. Following this, venture to Blackness Castle, a testament to its historical significance, which has undergone transformations over time, serving as both a lordly residence, a garrison fortress, and a state prison. Visitors might recognize the castle’s exterior as Fort William, the imposing stronghold of Black Jack Randall.

The tour then transitions to the town of Linlithgow, renowned for its palatial architecture and the birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots. Here, the setting for "Outlander" features prominently; specifically, Linlithgow Palace served as the backdrop for the notorious Wentworth Prison scene. Outlier fans can explore the area, relishing the opportunity to witness the intricate details of the set firsthand. Post-refresher breaks, continue your journey towards the picturesque village of Culross, where several key locations from the show are depicted. Here, visitors will find numerous references to their favorite scenes as they engage with the authentic shooting locations of "Outlander."

Next, visit Falkland, a charming village situated between the Lomond Hills in the Howe of Fife. This location represents Cranesmuir in the show, offering viewers insight into the village’s portrayal. Afterward, reach South Queensferry, where you can marvel at the Firth of Forth and the iconic bridges linking Edinburgh to Fife. End your adventure with a stroll along these scenic pathways, taking ample opportunities to capture memorable moments.

Upon return to Edinburgh, opt for a drop-off at Bakehouse Close, a significant location featured in the third series of "Outlander," serving as Jamie Fraser’s print shop.