Meet your private driver-guide and explore the sites from the Outlander series on the route from Edinburgh to Pitlochry. You have a first stop by the outstanding Hopetoun House and the grounds vastly filmed in seasons 1, 2, 3 and 4. This home was a residence of the Duke of Sandringham and many interior scenes were filmed here in the Red Drawing Room. The Sea Trail and West Lawn were chosen for the duel scenes between the Duke and the head of the McDonald clan. The next stop is at an atmospheric Midhope Castle, which is difficult to find but worth stopping by. This is Jamie’s ancestral home known as Lallybroch. Scenes of Fort William were taken in the village Blackness with its eponymous castle. This is also a place of the scene when Jamie breaks into the castle, rescuing Claire from the hands of Black Jack. On the way to Falkland, presenting Outlander version of Inverness, you visit a bustling village of Cranesmuir (Curloss), where you can find Gilliss’ house with a herb garden. After leaving Falkland travel down the Fife coast to Aberdour Castle and Dysart Harbour, which was also used in the filming. After the tour, you head to Pitlochry.

Together with your driver-guide, you start the day with a site of Craigh na Dun where Claire and Frank first come across the mighty standing stones. To make the scenes more authentic the Outlander production team chose to film the episode 5 in the Highland Folk Museum (open from April to October). Today you witness the exhibition of how people lived in the Scottish Highlands since the 1700s and you can talk to the staff who eagerly tell about the film shooting. Heading north you see Tulloch Homes, the place where Claire first meets Jamie, after passing through the stones. Then you are taken to the real battle site - Culloden Moor where you find a gravestone marking the mass grave of Clan Fraser. Following the stop, you continue to Inverness and visit Clava Cairns - a place which inspired the author of the book Diana Gabaldon to create such a portal for her series of novels.