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Outlander One Day Tour
There’s been scenes that have gripped you to the edge of your seat, and now you can relive them at the locations where they were actually filmed! This is the ultimate one day Outlander tour.
On this one day Outlander Tour from Glasgow/ Edinburgh you can delve into the history of Scotland and discover why these locations were the inspiration for filming the TV series. Tours for groups 1-8 people. Our friendly driver will pick you up directly from your accommodation at 8:00am and you will then be dropped back off at your accommodation at 20:00pm. On your tour you will visit:
Hopetoun House
A grand house which is the filming location for many scenes such as the Red Drawing Room being utilised as the home of the Duke of Sandringham in the series.
Midhope Castle
Jamie’s family home in the series, also known as Lallybroch. This is a beautiful castle dating back to the 15th Century.
Blackness Castle.
This incredibly fierce looking and impressive castle was made to represent Fort William in the series and was the scene where Jamie had received lashes from Captain Randall and also where Jamie's father died.
Linlithgow Palace
Used as the infamous Wentworth Prison in Outlander but this is also the birthplace of many Scottish Royals, including Mary Queen of Scots.
Stirling Castle
Although not used as a filming location for Outlander, this is a great photo opportunity. Stirling Castle is one of Scotland’s most magnificent castles and areas of history, so definitely worth the stop. This is the best place to stop off for some lunch.
Doune Castle
fictionally knows as Castle Leoch and is the home of Colum MacKenzie.
Culross
A lovely 16th century village which you will recognise instantly as it is used for many scenes and poses as Cranesmuir during the series.
Falkland
This quaint town is used to portray the city of Inverness. This is also where Claire and Frank go on theirhoneymoon.
Dysart Harbour
Depicted as a French Harbour in the series where Claire, Jamie and Murtagh arrive in Le Havre.
From £69 per adult
Departure days
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January — December
Contact details
Lindsay's Highland Tours
Glasgow
United Kingdom
G73 4HP
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- Wifi
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Lindsay's Highland Tours
Lindsay's Highland Tours are a family run business which provide luxury, private tours for groups of 1-8 people around the Scottish Highland's and Islands. All of our tours can be amended to provide a unique, personalised experience for visitor's journeys, making sure they see as much as possible of the Scotland they wish to see on their tour. We offer sample itineraries to book as well as providing a tailored service. All of our tours include a luxury minivan, chauffeur and tour guide for 12 hours per day, complimentary water, fruit and snacks and free wifi.
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