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Falkland a beautiful town with a palace favoured by Mary Queen of Scots as a country retreat. Culross is a lovely and well preserved village with its buildings from the 1600s. It's the village of Cranesmuir in Outlander Doune Castle, also known as Castle Leoch in Outlander Midhope Castle, Outlander's Lallybroch
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Outlander Tour with Doune Castle Entry

Visit a number of top Outlander film locations during this day-long tour

Start time: 08:45
Duration: 9h
Audio guide: Chinese, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish
Live guide: English
Max group size: 30
Registered address: Atholl Exchange, 6 Canning St, EH3 8EG, Edinburgh, GB
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Guided tour around 3 Outlander filming locations
Doune castle entry
Local Scottish guide

Meeting point

60 High Street, EH1 1TB, Edinburgh
  • Meet your guide at the designated meeting point and check-in 15 minutes prior to the departure
  • The guide will display the time that the bus departs on a large clock that will be visible
  • The bus will depart on time

Additional Instructions

  • Passengers travelling between 22nd Dec 2023 and 15th March 2024 – Midhope Castle will be closed. Entry to the Blackness Castle will be provided instead.

Love Outlander? Don't miss this filming location tour, leaving Edinburgh Bus Station at 8.45!

The first stop is Midhope Castle, the real-life Lallybroch home of Jamie Fraser. Next, head to Doune Castle – one of Scotland's best-preserved medieval castles and the setting for Castle Leoch in Outlander. It's also featured in some Winterfell scenes in Game of Thrones, as well as Monty Python's Holy Grail. You'll have time to hop off and explore the inside of this epic medieval marvel before continuing on to the next location.

Continue to the Kingdom of Fife, the ancestral home of real Scottish monarchs. Spend time for lunch in Culross, the fictional village of 'Cranesmuir' where Claire is accused of witchcraft. This quaint village is the most complete example of a 17th- and 18th-century burgh in Scotland today.

After lunch, drive to the village of Falkland, used for filming 1940s Inverness. With over 28 listed buildings, the village brims with period charm. The final Outlander filming location is the impressive Blackness Castle, featured as Fort William in the series.

Please note, there are dates throughout the year when Midhope Castle is closed for estate activity and filming.

We are unable to hold the bus or refund for any late arrivals. Return times are approximate and subject to road conditions and weather. Please ensure you allocate sufficient time for any onward travel plans, allowing at least 3 hours after the scheduled return time for connections or activities.
  • Cancellation is possible until 24 hours before your visit date.
  • Rescheduling is possible until 24 hours before your visit date.

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