From Glasgow: Castles, Clans & Outlander

The "From Glasgow: Castles, Clans & Outlander" tour offers a unique opportunity for fans of the popular TV series. Exploring iconic filming locations, the 9.5-hour excursion takes visitors on a captivating journey through Scotland’s rich history and stunning landscapes. From the grand Doune Castle to the charming village of Culross, each stop on the tour promises to immerse travelers in the world of Outlander. With savings up to 15% and free cancellations, this tour is an enticing option for those seeking to delve deeper into the show’s enchanting settings.

Key Points

• This 9.5-hour tour from Glasgow explores key filming locations from the popular TV series Outlander, including Doune Castle, Culross, Falkland, Midhope Castle, and Blackness Castle.
• Prices range from $77.84 to $66.16 per person, with up to 15% savings and free cancellation available.
• Visitors can spend 1 hour at Doune Castle (Castle Leoch), 70 minutes in Culross (Cranesmuir), and 1.5 hours in Falkland (1940s Inverness).
• The tour is not suitable for children under 18, but collapsible wheelchairs can be accommodated.
• Highlights include exploring the historic architecture, learning about the TV series’ production, and capturing stunning photos at the various locations.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

The tour "From Glasgow: Castles, Clans & Outlander" offers visitors a chance to explore iconic filming locations from the popular TV series Outlander.

Explore iconic Outlander filming locations on a tour from Glasgow, enjoying the world of the popular TV series.

Priced from $77.84 to $66.16 per person, the 9.5-hour tour provides access to key sites like Doune Castle, Culross, Falkland, Midhope Castle, and Blackness Castle.

Travelers can save up to 15% and benefit from free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

With a local guide, audio guide options, and a flexible reserve now & pay later policy, the tour delivers an immersive Outlander experience.

It’s not suitable for children under 18, but collapsible wheelchairs are accommodated.

Itinerary Highlights

Visitors embark on a captivating journey, stepping into the world of Outlander at iconic filming locations.

The tour’s itinerary highlights include:

1. Exploring Doune Castle, the setting for Castle Leoch, with a 1-hour visit and photo stop.

2. Discovering the village of Culross, the fictional Cranesmuir, and visiting Claire’s herb garden for 70 minutes.

3. Wandering through Falkland, the town that doubled as 1940s Inverness, and seeing the Bruce Fountain where Jamie’s ghost first appeared, for 1.5 hours.

The tour also includes stops at Midhope Castle, the home of Lallybroch, and Blackness Castle, which stood in for Fort William.

Doune Castle

Doune Castle, a magnificent 14th-century stronghold, stands as the first stop on the Outlander tour.

Visitors will spend an hour exploring this iconic filming location, which served as the fictional Castle Leoch. They’ll wander through the castle’s grand halls and courtyards, where Outlander’s leading characters once roamed.

Visitors can wander through the grand halls and courtyards of the iconic Castle Leoch, where Outlander’s characters once roamed.

A photo stop provides the perfect opportunity to capture stunning views of the castle and its surrounding landscapes.

Though the castle’s real history predates the popular TV series, its role in Outlander has cemented its place as a must-see destination for fans of the show.

Culross

After exploring the grand halls of Doune Castle, the tour heads to the quaint village of Culross, the fictional Cranesmuir from Outlander.

Visitors spend 70 minutes exploring this picturesque town, which serves as a window into the past.

The highlights include:

1. Visiting Claire’s herb garden, where she gathered plants to treat ailments.

2. Strolling down the charming cobblestone streets, transporting you back in time.

3. Admiring the distinctive ochre-colored buildings, a signature of this well-preserved 16th-century town.

The tour’s stop in Culross offers a glimpse into the world of Outlander, blending history and television magic.

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Falkland

From Culross, the tour makes its way to the town of Falkland, which doubled as 1940s Inverness in Outlander.

Visitors spend 1.5 hours exploring this charming town, known for the Bruce Fountain where Jamie’s ghost first appeared. The guide points out filming locations and shares behind-the-scenes stories about the show’s production.

Travelers can wander the streets, admire the historic architecture, and imagine the town as it appeared in the 1940s.

This stop offers a chance to take in the world of Outlander and appreciate the attention to detail in the show’s settings.

Midhope Castle

Next, the tour proceeds to Midhope Castle, the on-screen home of Jamie’s family estate, Lallybroch.

Visitors have 30 minutes to explore the exterior and take photos. The castle:

1. Serves as the exterior of Lallybroch in the Outlander series.

2. Features a courtyard and historic architecture dating back to the 16th century.

3. Offers a glimpse into Jamie Fraser’s family home, an important location in the Outlander story.

Though visitors can’t explore the interior, the stop provides an excellent photo opportunity and connection to the beloved Outlander characters and settings.

Blackness Castle

The tour now moves on to Blackness Castle, which stood in for Fort William in the Outlander series.

Visitors will spend an hour exploring the imposing 15th-century fortress overlooking the Firth of Forth. Known as the "ship that never sailed," the castle’s distinctive architecture resembles the bow of a ship.

Guests can capture photos of the iconic structure, which played a significant role in the Outlander narrative. The tour’s local guide will provide historical insights and context about the castle’s role in the popular television series.

Tour Experience

As visitors step into the world of Outlander, they’ll be guided through iconic filming locations that brought the beloved series to life.

The tour includes:

1. A local guide who provides insightful commentary on the historical significance and filming details of each site.

2. An audio guide available in multiple languages, allowing travelers to explore the locations at their own pace and delve deeper into the Outlander lore.

3. Opportunities to snap photos at standout spots like the impressive Blackness Castle, which stood in for Fort William in the show.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Tour Suitable for People With Mobility Issues?

The tour is suitable for people with mobility issues, as it accommodates collapsible wheelchairs with assistance. However, visitors should consider the itinerary’s walking requirements and their own physical capabilities before booking.

Can the Tour Be Customized to Include Specific Locations?

The tour can be customized to include specific locations, though the standard itinerary may vary. Travelers with mobility issues can be accommodated with assistance, as the tour welcomes collapsible wheelchairs. The flexibility allows for customizing the experience to suit individual needs.

Are There Any Discounts Available for Groups or Seniors?

This tour offers discounts of up to 15% but doesn’t specify group or senior pricing. Customers can check availability and book with a reserve now, pay later option to accommodate flexible travel plans.

What Is the Maximum Group Size for This Tour?

The tour has no maximum group size specified. It accommodates collapsible wheelchairs with assistance, but is not suitable for children under 18 years. Travelers should arrive 15 minutes early at the meeting point.

Are There Any Restrictions on Photography During the Tour?

The tour doesn’t mention any restrictions on photography. Visitors are free to take photos at the various stops, including the iconic Outlander filming locations, to capture their experience. However, it’s recommended to be respectful of the sites and other participants.

The Sum Up

The "From Glasgow: Castles, Clans & Outlander" tour offers an immersive experience for fans, exploring iconic Outlander filming locations. With a range of historic sites, including Doune Castle and Culross, and opportunities to discover the show’s magic firsthand, this tour provides a captivating 9.5-hour journey through the world of Outlander. With savings and flexible cancellation, it’s a must-do for any dedicated fan.

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