easy
8 hours
Moderate physical activity, mostly walking and standing
Journey through Scotland’s iconic landscapes and film locations with this immersive Outlander Day Tour from Edinburgh. Discover historic castles, scenic countryside, and charming villages—all in one unforgettable day.
Experience some of the Outlander inspirational filming locations
Embark on an unforgettable 8-hour journey through Scotland's enchanting landscapes, visiting iconic filming locations from the Outlander series. Explore the historic Midhope Castle, the stunning Hopetoun House, and the formidable Blackness Castle. Wander the charming streets of Culross and experience the rich history and romance of this captivating adventure.
Duration: 8h Age: Above 12 yrs old
Enter the captivating, ruthless, yet endlessly romantic world of this sensational historical drama.
Visit Midhope Castle, a derelict but instantly recognisable 15th C tower house, used to film the outdoor scenes at Lallybroch, Jamie's ancestral home.
Visit the magnificent Hopetoun House (when open to public), home to the 4th Marquess of Linlithgow. Several memorable scenes of the Outlander Series One and Two were filmed in this famous country house.
Visit Blackness Castle, a 15th C fortress, shaped like a ship, that towers over the Firth of Forth.
Visit Doune Castle, which featured in Monty Python, Game of Thrones and also as Castle Leoch in the Outlander series.
Explore the magical 17th C village of Culross.
Visit Midhope Castle, used as a film set for Lallybroch.
Visit Hopetoun House (open April to September).
Impressive Blackness Castle, dominating the Firth of Forth, will stir your imagination.
Visit Doune Castle.
Wander through the ancient cobbled street of Culross, filming location for Cranesmuir, the village near Castle Leoch.
Walking around Blackness Castle requires a moderate level of fitness
We will pick you up from either your Edinburgh city centre hotel OR or from the cruise ship terminal at Leith or Newhaven
Capture stunning photos of castles, landscapes, and historic sites throughout the day.
Walking around villages and castle ruins requires sturdy footwear.
Scottish weather can be unpredictable; bring rain gear just in case.
Stay hydrated during the outdoor portions of the tour.
Culross was used as a filming location for the series and has preserved its medieval townscape since the 17th century.
Efforts are made to preserve the historic sites and surrounding landscapes, promoting sustainable tourism.
Suitable footwear for walking around castle grounds and village streets.
Stay hydrated during the outdoor touring.
Prepare for sudden Scottish showers.
spring,winter specific
Capture stunning scenery and memories.