9 hour(s)
English
Included
Visit key filming locations including Midhope, Doune, and Blackness Castles
Learn the real history behind the stories from a knowledgeable local guide
Explore the real-life Lallybroch, Castle Leoch, and Fort William settings
Hear fascinating tales that blend fact with Outlander fiction
€ 142.98
€ 131.54
Free cancellation and unlimited rescheduling leads to total flexibility while you plan your travels
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Imagine walking in the footsteps of Jamie and Claire from Outlander, guided by a passionate local expert who brings to life the fascinating and often gruesome stories that inspired Diana Gabaldon’s beloved series. This immersive tour sets off to explore some of the most iconic Outlander filming locations, beginning with Midhope Castle – known to fans as Lallybroch, Jamie Fraser’s ancestral home. You’ll then visit the grand Doune Castle, which stood in for Castle Leoch, seat of Clan MacKenzie, and continue on to the dramatic Blackness Castle, which served as the formidable Fort William in the series.
As you explore each site, your guide will share captivating tales from both Scottish history and Outlander lore, offering rich context to every location. This journey is more than just a film location tour – it’s a deeper dive into the historical events and legends that shaped Scotland and inspired one of the world’s most compelling stories. Whether you're a devoted fan of the show or simply curious about Scotland's past, this experience is the perfect way to enjoy a memorable Outlander-themed adventure in just one day.
Entrance fees
Doune Castle entry
Midhope Castle entry
Blackness Castle entry
Local Guide
Audio guides available in multiple languages
Gratuities
Passport / Photo ID card
Students must hold a valid ISIC/ISE/ITIC card
Travel insurance
Comfortable walking shoes
Waterproof jacket
Passengers must be at least 5 years old to join the tour
Check-in 15 minutes prior to departure
Collapsible wheelchairs allowed with an accompanying assistant
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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Went there with the Rabbies outlander tour. The guide explained the scenes and the areas where they were filmed in the castle. Later on I even recognized the place when I was watching the movie Mary the queen of Scots on Netflix. Very interesting experience!
Visiting this castle during a sunny day is highly recommended for an enjoyable experience. The architecture and history are truly captivating, offering a unique perspective. It presents excellent value for the investment of both time and resources. If you're planning a trip, this destination should be prioritized. You will find it to be a memorable addition to your travel itinerary.
I will say that I was disappointed to find the castle closed on the day we were passing through. I can certainly say that this castle and surroundings are a must visit so close to the airport. Parking will likely be a problem depending when you visit, but there are some great spots down by the water - good luck hahaha. The walk up to the castle along the walkway is amazing - great view. The castle and grounds are in great shape and feel free to walk around the area and along the beach for some other great views. The cost of entry is very reasonable and there is a lot to go through. Try to arrange your visit when open to get the most out of the visit. Thanks.
Blackness Castle is one of Scotland’s most atmospheric fortresses — a dramatic, sea-washed stronghold that looks like it’s floating on the Firth of Forth. Often called “the ship that never sailed” because of its long, narrow shape and pointed towers, it’s easy to see why it’s become such a favourite for film fans (including Outlander). We explored the ramparts and courtyards, climbed the towers for sweeping coastal views, and wandered along the old pier that stretches into the water. The mix of sea air, gulls, and centuries-old stone gives it an unforgettable mood — part fortress, part film set, part time capsule. The castle is well-preserved and full of nooks to explore, with information boards that bring its history to life. It’s also a brilliant spot for photography, especially at sunset when the light hits the water and walls just right. If you love castles with character, Blackness Castle is one of the most striking and memorable in Scotland.
Awesome castle. Loved it. Parking was in short supply but you can park in the village and walk to the castle pretty easily. This is one of the better preserved castles you can visit. It's very easy to imagine living here.
