Outlander Road Trip in Scotland ππ°οΈ
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Follow in the footsteps of Claire and Jamie with this 500-mile Outlander-themed road trip, visiting iconic filming locations across Lowlands, Highlands, and historic estates.
Ideal for fans of the show and lovers of Scottish history and landscapes.

LOOKING FOR AN OUTLANDER TOUR?
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I recommend the Rabbie’s Outlander Tour of Scotland.
You will go to all the best Outlander locations and learn plenty about Scotland and of course Outlander.
I’ve been on several Rabbie’s Tours and absolutely loved them all! They are always small groups and the guides are extremely good.
ONLY HAVE ONE DAY? They also offer Outlander day tours from Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Outlander Road Trip in Scotland Itinerary Summary

π Bakehouse Close, Edinburgh β Step into 18th-century Edinburgh where Jamie had his print shop in Season 3.
π Craigmillar Castle, Edinburgh β Doubled as Ardsmuir Prison, where Jamie was imprisoned.
π Preston Mill, East Lothian β A fan-favourite from Season 1 as it was featured as Lallybroch Mill.
π Glencorse Old Kirk, near Edinburgh β The location of Claire and Jamieβs wedding.
π Falkland, Fife β Stands in for Inverness, where Claire and Frank honeymooned.
π Kinloch Rannoch, Perthshire β The setting for the Craigh na Dun standing stones (stones are CGI, but the landscape is real!).
π The Culloden Battlefield, Inverness β The site of the real and dramatic final battle portrayed in Season 2 (though this is not where it was filmed)
π Glen Affric, Highlands
π Glen Coe, Highlands β Featured in the opening scenes for its epic mountain scenery.
π Doune Castle, Stirling β Doubled as Castle Leoch, home of Colum Mackenzie and Clan MacKenzie.
π Culross, Fife β Used extensively in the series, including Cranesmuir and the home of Geillis Duncan.
π Midhope Castle, West Lothian β Known to fans as Lallybroch, Jamieβs family home.
π Abercorn Church, near Hopetoun β Used for scenes in Season 4 as a graveyard in Boston.
π Hopetoun House, West Lothian β Served as multiple Outlander locations, including the Duke of Sandringhamβs estate.
Total Distance: π Approx. 500 miles
πΈ Photos & Info are located further down. Keep scrolling to see all these places. β¬οΈ
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π Need a car for this road trip?
If you donβt have your own car, Iβd really recommend renting one β it gives you the flexibility to stop at each waterfall and explore at your own pace.
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Additional Information & Highlights
π Bakehouse Close, Edinburgh

Bakehouse Close is located on the Canongate section of the Royal Mile in Edinburgh.
It was featured as Alexander Malcolm’s print shop in season 3 of Outlander. Remember when Claire goes back and finds Jamie there?
If you are interested in more Outlander locations in Edinburgh, I would highly recommend booking the Outlander and Jacobites tour of Outlander.
π Craigmillar Castle

π Preston Mill, East Lothian

π Falkland, Fife

π Kinloch Rannoch, Perthshire

πCulloden Battlefield

π Glen Affric, Highlands

π Glen Coe, Highlands

π Doune Castle, Stirling

π Culross, Fife

π Midhope Castle, West Lothian

π Abercorn Church, near Hopetoun

π Hopetoun House, West Lothian


