


Step into the mystical world of Outlander by exploring its rich history and iconic filming locations. Discover the magic of the series as you visit two magnificent castles, Doune and Midhope the charming historic village of Culross and the impressive palace and lochside setting of Linlithgow. With attraction fees included in the price, this is the perfect tour for both Outlander fans and anyone eager to experience Scotland’s captivating heritage.
Start your Outlander tour from Edinburgh on the historic Royal Mile and head into the Scottish countryside for a day of iconic filming locations, historic castles and fascinating royal history.
From the village of Cranesmuir to Jamie Fraser’s Lallybroch, discover some of Scotland’s most memorable Outlander filming locations, alongside the castles, villages and landscapes that make this region so special.
Culross: Discover the Outlander Village of Cranesmuir
Step into Culross, the picturesque Fife village transformed into Cranesmuir in Outlander. Explore its cobbled streets, historic buildings and 17th-century architecture, featured throughout the series and in Outlander: Blood of My Blood.
Doune Castle served as Castle Leoch, home of Clan MacKenzie in Outlander. Explore this impressive 14th-century fortress, with its great hall, courtyards and views across the River Teith. Fans may also recognise it from Game of Thrones and Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
Stop for lunch in Linlithgow, a historic royal town beside Linlithgow Loch. Visit the birthplace of Mary, Queen of Scots at Linlithgow Palace, or simply explore the town and enjoy the views. Outlander fans will recognise the palace as Wentworth Prison, where Jamie was held in Season 1.
Visit Midhope Castle, better known as Lallybroch, Jamie Fraser’s family home in Outlander. See the castle exterior, explore the grounds and take your own photos at one of the series’ most recognisable locations. Access may occasionally be affected by filming or estate activities. If Midhope Castle is unavailable, we’ll visit an alternative location instead.
Our final stop is Hopetoun House, a magnificent 17th-century estate overlooking the Firth of Forth, a jewel of Scottish baroque architecture, offers a fascinating look into both Scotland’s history and the world of Outlander. Explore the gardens and grounds, admire the architecture and discover locations featured throughout Outlander, including the Duke of Sandringham’s residence.
After a day exploring Outlander filming locations, historic castles and Scotland’s royal past, we’ll return to Edinburgh.
Children aged under 3 are not allowed on the tour. Valid proof of ID for children may be required at check in.
Explore the full itinerary for Edinburgh: 1-day Outlander Tour - attractions included in Edinburgh, United Kingdom (UK). This half-day tours experience includes 11 stops over 1 day. Duration: 8 hours. Activity level: Moderate.
Stop for lunch in Linlithgow