From Glasgow: Outlander Filming Locations Tour

Fans of the hit TV series Outlander can now embark on a thrilling 13-hour journey from Glasgow to explore the iconic filming locations that brought the story to life. Led by a local expert, this comprehensive tour offers a unique opportunity to take in the enchanting world of the show. With a discounted rate available, adventurers can uncover the magic of Doune Castle, Culross, Falkland, and other captivating sites, all while gaining a deeper appreciation for the series’ stunning visual landscapes.

Key Points

• This 13-hour tour departs from Glasgow and visits Outlander filming locations, including Doune Castle, Culross, Falkland, Midhope Castle, and Blackness Castle.
• The tour costs £51 per person after a 15% discount, with a full refund available for cancellations up to 24 hours in advance.
• Highlights include exploring Midhope Castle, the site of Jamie’s ancestral home, and discovering the town of Culross, featuring Claire’s herb garden.
• The tour includes a passionate local guide, audio guides in multiple languages, and entrance fees to Doune Castle, Blackness Castle, and Midhope Castle.
• The tour is not suitable for children under 5, pets (except assistance dogs), or intoxicated individuals, and guests must arrive 15 minutes before departure.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

The Outlander Filming Locations Tour departs from Glasgow and offers visitors the opportunity to explore various iconic sites featured in the popular TV series.

The tour lasts 13 hours and costs £60.00 per person, with a 15% savings bringing the price down to £51.00. Guests can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and they can reserve their spot without paying today.

The tour lasts 13 hours and costs £60.00 per person, with a 15% savings bringing the price down to £51.00. Guests can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and they can reserve their spot without paying today.

The tour includes a passionate local guide, audio guide, and entrance to select castles like Doune, Blackness, and Midhope.

However, gratuities, food, and drinks aren’t included.

Itinerary and Locations

The tour begins at the Buchanan Street Bus Station in Glasgow.

From there, visitors explore Doune Castle, the filming location for Castle Leoch, home of Clan MacKenzie. After an hour, the tour moves to Culross, the fictional Cranesmuir, where Claire’s herb garden is located.

Next, the group travels to Falkland, which doubles as 1940s Inverness, where Jamie’s ghost first appeared.

The tour then visits Midhope Castle, the site of Lallybroch, Jamie’s ancestral home.

Finally, it stops at Blackness Castle, portrayed as Fort William.

The tour concludes back at the Buchanan Street Bus Station.

Tour Highlights

Wandering the grounds of Midhope Castle, the site of Lallybroch, Jamie’s ancestral home, allows visitors to enjoy the world of Outlander.

Exploring the charming town of Culross, which doubles as the fictional village of Cranesmuir, lets guests discover Claire’s herb garden.

At Doune Castle, known as Castle Leoch, travelers can envision the Clan MacKenzie’s stronghold.

Visitors can relive scenes from the show at Blackness Castle, which stands in for Fort William.

Finally, guests will experience Falkland, where Jamie’s ghost first appeared to Claire.

Inclusions and Exclusions

The tour includes a passionate local guide, audio guides in multiple languages, and entrance fees to Doune Castle, Blackness Castle, or Midhope Castle.

However, the tour excludes:

1. Gratuities

2. Food and drinks

3. Travel insurance

4. Access for children under 5 years old, pets (except assistance dogs), intoxicated individuals, those with non-folding wheelchairs, or anyone under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

It’s important to be aware of these inclusions and exclusions to ensure a smooth and enjoyable Outlander filming locations experience.

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Important Information

Though not suitable for children under 5 years, the tour meets the needs of most visitors. Guests must arrive 15 minutes before departure at the Buchanan Street Bus Station in Glasgow.

No pets, except assistance dogs, are allowed. Intoxication, non-folding wheelchairs, alcohol, and drugs are also prohibited. The tour is open to those aged 5 and above.

Passengers should be prepared for a 13-hour day exploring various Outlander filming locations around Scotland.

With free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, guests can book now and pay later, ensuring a hassle-free experience.

Doune Castle: Castle Leoch

Doune Castle, known as the fictional Castle Leoch in the Outlander series, is the first stop on the tour.

Visitors will:

1. Explore the grand halls and courtyards where key scenes from the show were filmed.

2. Discover the impressive medieval architecture and imagine themselves in 18th-century Scotland.

3. Learn about the castle’s rich history, dating back to the 14th century.

4. Capture breathtaking photos of the picturesque setting, surrounded by the lush Scottish countryside.

The guide will share fascinating insights, allowing guests to fully enjoy the Outlander experience at this iconic filming location.

Culross: Fictional Cranesmuir

Next, the tour visits the charming village of Culross, which served as the fictional setting of Cranesmuir in Outlander. Visitors can wander through the historic town, spotting filming locations used in the show. The tour includes an optional stop at the town square, where Claire’s herb garden was located.

| Location | Duration |

| — | — |

| Culross Town Square | 1 hour |

| Claire’s Herb Garden | Optional |

| Cranesmuir Market | Seen in the show |

| Mercat Cross | Iconic town landmark |

| Traditional Buildings | 16th century architecture |

Falkland: 1940s Inverness and Jamie’s Ghost

The tour then heads to the charming town of Falkland, which doubled as 1940s Inverness in Outlander.

Guests will have the chance to:

1. Walk the streets where Jamie’s ghost first appeared to Claire, setting the stage for their epic love story.

2. Explore Fraser’s Print Shop, the location of a pivotal season 3 scene.

3. Discover the Bruce Fountain, which stood in for a well-known Inverness landmark.

4. Capture photos at the historic Covenanter Hotel, featured in the show’s time-traveling journey.

This stop offers a unique opportunity to take in the world of Outlander and experience the show’s iconic settings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Take Photos During the Tour?

Yes, you can take photos during the tour. The itinerary allows ample time at each filming location for guests to explore and capture photos of the iconic Outlander settings.

Is There a Minimum Group Size Requirement?

There is no minimum group size requirement for this tour. Customers can book individually or in groups, and the tour will operate regardless of the number of participants. The tour has a maximum capacity, but there is no minimum group size.

Do I Need to Bring My Own Snacks and Drinks?

No, snacks and drinks are not included in the tour. Participants are responsible for bringing their own refreshments. The tour does not provide any food or beverages, so it’s recommended to pack a lunch or snacks for the day.

Are There Any Discounts for Seniors or Students?

The tour does not specifically offer discounts for seniors or students. However, it does provide an overall 15% discount on the regular tour price, which all travelers can take advantage of.

How Do I Get to the Starting Location From the Airport?

To get to the starting location from the airport, you can take a bus or train. The Buchanan Street Bus Station is approximately a 15-minute journey from Glasgow Airport. Travelers can check transportation schedules and routes in advance.

The Sum Up

Set out on a captivating 13-hour journey to the iconic Outlander filming locations near Glasgow. Discover the magic of Doune Castle, Culross, Falkland, Midhope Castle, and Blackness Castle, guided by a local expert. At just £51 per person, including entrance fees and audio guides, this tour offers an unforgettable experience for Outlander fans and history enthusiasts alike.

You can check availability for your dates here: