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Outlander Filming Locations Day Trip From Glasgow

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Visit 5 set locations, including Doune Castle, Blackness Castle & Lallybroch by mini-coach

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9 h


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Watch Outlander's Highlands unfold beyond the screen, one castle at a time. This day trip strings together five real filming locations on one easy mini-coach ride from Glasgow. Wander the Great Hall inside Doune Castle, the true Castle Leoch, then cross into Falkland's timeworn 1940s lanes. Snap photos at the storied Lallybroch before touring Blackness Castle's ramparts. It is the most immersive way to walk through Outlander's Scotland, ideal for series fans craving the real backdrop.

What's included

Step onto real Outlander sets

Expert English-speaking guide

Round-trip mini-coach transport

Doune Castle admission ticket

Blackness Castle admission ticket

Iconic Lallybroch photo stop

Off-the-beaten-track locations

Guide tips

Midhope Castle interior entry

Itinerary

Your tour begins at Glasgow's Buchanan Bus Station

Meet your guide at Glasgow's Buchanan Bus Station and settle into a comfortable 16-seat mini-coach. Roll out past Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument as the countryside opens toward the first filming location.

Explore Doune Castle, the mighty Castle Leoch

Step inside the 14th-century stronghold that stars as Castle Leoch, ancestral home of Colum MacKenzie. Your guide walks you through the Great Hall where clan gatherings unfold, sharing the medieval history behind the walls.

Wander the cobbled streets of Falkland

Next, roll north into Falkland, the tidy Fife village that doubles as 1940s Inverness. Look for Mrs. Baird's Guesthouse and the Bruce Fountain, then break for lunch at a local cafe along the quiet stone-lined lanes.

Pose at Midhope Castle, the iconic Lallybroch

Then travel on to Midhope Castle, the 15th-century tower house known to fans as Lallybroch. Photograph the storied courtyard archway and weathered steps from outside, where some of the show's most tender scenes were filmed.

Walk the ramparts of Blackness Castle

Continue to Blackness Castle, the 15th-century fortress shaped like a stone ship and cast as Fort William. Stroll its ramparts and shadowy chambers with your guide, who recounts the grim tales staged within the seaside walls.

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Sun, 23 Aug 2026

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