Visit Outlander filming locations

Take a trip on this historic railway through the Scottish countryside, just like Claire in Outlander.

Picture-perfect Culross is so well preserved that a visit is like stepping back in time – no wonder it appeared in Outlander!

When Outlander needed a stand-in for Inverness, Falkland fitted the bill perfectly.

Dysart’s rich maritime history makes it a fitting double for France’s Le Havre port in Outlander.

Hike, bike or horse-ride, just like Outlander’s Claire, around Beecraigs Country Park’s rural trails.

Visit East Lothian’s last working watermill – recognise it from Outlander?

Enjoy some sea air in the traditional fishing village of Dunure, whose harbour appears in Outlander.

Outlander star Linlithgow Palace offers a fascinating window into Scottish royal life.

These well-preserved spots – as seen in Outlander – are great places to see what Edinburgh might have looked like in the 18th century.

This manmade forest – seen in Outlander – is a walker’s dream.

Meet the ‘Pink Palace’, star of Outlander series two.

Let Outlander’s Sam Heughan be your guide on a themed audio tour of this magnificent site.

Join a guided tour of this Palladian property and discover its TV links.

Discover what Highland life was like in the past with this popular living history museum in the Cairngorms.

This 15th-century stronghold is dubbed ‘the ship that never sailed’ thanks to its imposing appearance on the Firth of Forth.

One for nature lovers, Drummond Castle Gardens offer everything from snowy splendour in winter, to a summertime riot of colour.

A highlight of the Lochaber Geopark, discover the fascinating geological heritage of Glencoe – ripe for outdoor adventures.

Take a tour of the university’s architectural gems, to discover these iconic soaring columns and archways.

Be wowed by this medieval cathedral, among one of Scotland’s few churches to survive the Reformation of 1560 intact.

The home of the Burrell Collection, this vast green space features woodlands, gardens and walking trails.

As well as live concerts and spectacular Baroque architecture, Kelvingrove is home to 8,000 treasured exhibits too.

This mighty stronghold dates back to the 14th century, and has a fascinating royal history.

With over 900 years of history to its name, Aberdour Castle has witnessed some of Scotland’s most pivotal moments.

At the heart of a 6,500-acre estate, peppered with wild deer, is the 17th-century Hopetoun House.

Free to visit, Callendar House is a treat to explore both inside and out.

Discover the history of the Boyd family, who called Dean Castle home for over 400 years.

Follow the Sculpture and Poetry trail through Muiravonside Country Park for a fresh look at this rural haven.

Kinloch Rannoch is a great base for hiking in beautiful Highland Perthshire.

Experience Loch Katrine and its glorious Trossachs National Park surroundings from the steamship Sir Walter Scott for a grand day out.

There’s plenty to keep you busy in Troon – even when you’re not on one of its seven(!) golf courses.

Discover the largest surviving stretch of ancient woodland in Midlothian in this green space that once housed Scotland’s largest gunpowder mill. 

Zoo, golf course, gallery, ornamental gardens – it’s all here at Calderglen Country Park.