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Outlander Tour from Glasgow: Step into TV History!

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Overview

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Overview

Quotes Logo Outlander Day Tour from Glasgow lets folks travel into the world of the Outlander TV show! This tour picks up folks from Glasgow and Edinburgh, and it takes 8 to 10 hours, depending on where someone gets picked up. The guide knows everything about where Outlander was filmed because they were the first-ever Outlander Filming Locations tour guide and have been doing it for over ten years!

People will see where they filmed places like Falkland, which looks like Inverness in the 1940s. They also get to visit Doune Castle, which is Castle Leoch in the show. The guides are great at telling stories about history and the TV show. This tour is a fun way to see Scotland for people who love Outlander! With comfy rides and lots of chances to take pictures, it's a day to remember.

The tour includes bottled water, pick-up and drop-off at meeting spots, and a driver/guide. It does not include food, drinks, hotel drop-off or pick-up, tips, or entrance fees, those are optional. Get ready to explore Blackness Castle, Midhope Castle (Lallybroch), Falkland, Doune Castle, and Culross! Quotes Logo

Highlights

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Visit Real Outlander Filming Spots: See the castles and towns where Outlander was filmed.

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Hear Behind-the-Scenes Stories: The guide knows secrets about the show and the places where they filmed.

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Comfortable Ride: Relax and enjoy the ride between the Outlander locations.

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Great for Outlander Fans: A perfect day for people who love the Outlander TV show.

Sentiment Analysis

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Most customers enjoyed the tour, highlighting the guide's expertise and the chance to visit Outlander filming locations, but some mention extra costs for entry fees and wish they had more time at each location. Quotes Logo

  • Positive Highlight Icon Customers loved seeing the real-life Outlander filming locations.

    Positive Highlight Icon Many appreciated the guide's knowledge and stories about the show and Scottish history.

    Positive Highlight Icon Some people enjoyed the comfortable transportation and scenic views between locations.

    Positive Highlight Icon Some reviews said the tour helps them feel closer to the show.

  • Negative Highlight Icon A few felt that not all entry fees were included, adding unexpected costs.

    Negative Highlight Icon Some customers said they wanted more time at certain locations.

The Journey

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Blackness Castle

Explore Blackness Castle, a formidable fortress dramatically positioned on the Firth of Forth. Often dubbed 'the ship that never sailed' due to its distinctive ship-like shape, this castle served as a crucial stronghold throughout Scottish history. Its imposing architecture and strategic location have made it a popular filming location, most notably as Fort William in Outlander. Enjoy a guided tour uncovering its secrets, followed by time to wander its ramparts, capture stunning photos, and immerse yourself in its rich past. Feel the weight of history as you stand where sieges were planned and battles were fought, all while enjoying panoramic views of the Firth.

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Midhope Castle (Lallybroch)

Step into the world of Outlander at Midhope Castle, affectionately known as Lallybroch, Jamie Fraser's ancestral home. This 16th-century tower house exudes rustic charm and historical significance, instantly recognizable to fans of the series. Wander the grounds, soak in the tranquil atmosphere, and capture the essence of this iconic location. While the interior is inaccessible, the exterior provides ample opportunity to connect with the spirit of Lallybroch and imagine life in 18th-century Scotland. It's a pilgrimage for Outlander fans and a glimpse into a bygone era.

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Falkland

Discover the allure of Falkland, a picturesque village that serves as the fictional 1940s Inverness in Outlander. Stroll through its charming streets, admire the historic architecture, and step back in time to a simpler era. Take the opportunity to savor local flavors at one of the village's inviting cafes or restaurants. Don't miss the Bruce Fountain and other Outlander landmarks pointed out by your guide. If time allows, explore Falkland Palace (seasonal closure and entrance fee applies), a stunning Renaissance palace with a rich history. Falkland offers a delightful blend of Outlander magic and authentic Scottish village life.

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Doune Castle

Immerse yourself in film history at Doune Castle, a magnificent structure featured in Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Game of Thrones, and Outlander (as Castle Leoch). Delve into the castle's fascinating past with an introductory presentation, then explore at your own pace with included audio guides. Discover its impressive architecture, grand courtyard, and commanding views of the surrounding landscape. While some areas may be challenging for visitors with mobility aids, the castle's exterior and courtyard offer accessible vantage points. Doune Castle offers a unique opportunity to step into the worlds of beloved film and television productions while experiencing a true piece of Scottish heritage.

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Culross

Conclude your tour in the charming village of Culross, a remarkably well-preserved 17th-century settlement. Explore its cobbled streets and admire the distinctive mustard-colored houses, a visual feast for the eyes. Visit the iconic Mercat Cross, a symbol of the village's trading history, and stroll behind Culross Palace to discover the beautiful Hanging Garden. From this vantage point, enjoy breathtaking views over the River Forth. Culross, featured as Cranesmuir in Outlander, provides a perfect blend of history, scenic beauty, and storytelling to conclude your Scottish adventure.

Know Before You Go

This tour includes bottled water, pick-up and drop-off from meeting spots, and a driver/guide. It doesn't include food and drinks, hotel drop-off or pick-up, tips, or entry fees, those are optional. Please make sure to be at the designated meeting point at the correct time for pick up, or you will miss the experience.

Hot Tip

Some folks online recommend bringing snacks and drinks since food isn't included. Also, wearing comfy shoes is a good idea because you'll be walking around a lot!

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