Outlander Filming Locations Tour
Here’s what you’ll learn when you read about this Outlander tour :
- Learn about the unique opportunity to visit Outlander filming locations
- experience the real Outlander locations
Step into the world of Outlander with our brand new Outlander Filming Locations Tour, running this year to Outlander Blood of my Blood filming key locations in Scotland. This exclusive experience takes you to two of the series’ most iconic locations — Doune Castle (Castle Leoch)
Blood of my Blood toursFilming for season 2 of Outlander Blood of my Blood is completed now in Scotland . For more details and bookings WhatsApp +447305294773 .
Doune Castle – Castle Leoch Outlander filming
Doune Castle is instantly recognisable to Outlander fans as Castle Leoch, the seat of Clan Mackenzie. As we note on our site, “Doune Castle has been a key location for Outlander filming as it features as Castle Leoch, home of the Clan Mackenzie.” It has featured heavily in season one of Outlander Blood of my Blood and it will also feature in season two, currently being filmed in Scotland. We will bring you photos of the live film sets from next week
Built in the early 1400s, this medieval stronghold has over 600 years of history. Its mighty walls, great hall, and atmospheric courtyards provide the perfect backdrop for the Jacobite storylines. It’s no surprise the producers chose Doune as one of the show’s most important settings.
Filming for Outlander Season 8 took place at Doune Castle last year , and during our live tour you may even glimpse set preparations or filming activity for the prequel Blood of my Blood . As our website highlights, “filming took place in January last year at Doune Castle – Castle Leoch.” and it returns this month
Many of the new filming locations have generated intense interest among fans. Excitement about revisiting “Balvaird Castle ” is growing with fans already discussing how these atmospheric Scottish locations could shape the look of season 2. The connection between castles, misty landscapes and emotional storytelling remains central to why audiences continue to fall in love with the Outlander universe.
Guided tours of Balvaird Castle in Fife, Castle Leathers in Outlander prequel , are now available . Prebooking is required . The tour includes a roof walk
Filming for the second season of Outlander Blood of my Blood is set to return here , meaning your visit may coincide with Outlander production crews at work — a rare chance to experience both the authentic history of Culross and its transformation into Cranesmuir. For more details and bookings WhatsApp +447305294773 .
Customers also visit Lallybroch , the ancestral home of Jamie Fraser, on this live tour of Outlander locations
Why Choose the Outlander Tour ?
This new tour offers something no ordinary visit can :
- Step into Outlander’s world – Walk the same paths as Brian and Ellen Fraser or Julia and Henry Beauchamp in Castle Leoch and Cranesmuir.
- Historic insights – Learn the real history of these iconic locations, layered with the stories and scenes that made them famous worldwide.
- Perfect photography opportunities – Capture stunning shots of Outlander magic and Scotland’s historic castles combined.
- Local tour guides – from Falkirk and Edinburgh
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Outlander Blood of my Blood season 1 was shot entirely in Scotland in a number of castles . Doune castle / Castle Leoch , the home of the Clan Mackenzie features a lot in the first three episodes. Castle Leathers is the home of Simon Fraser and his bastard son Brian . Balvaird Castle in Perthshire was the location for Castle Leathers. Our Outlander Blood of my Blood tours are perfect for fans looking to visit the filming location for this Outlander prequel . Season 2 has been filmed in Scotland 
Castle Leathers is the home of the villainous Lord Simon Fraser and his bastard son Brian in the Outlander prequel, Blood of My Blood. Balvaird Castle , a striking 15th-century tower house in Perthshire, is the real life location of Castle Leathers in Outlander .
Many of the new filming locations have generated intense interest among fans. Excitement about revisiting “Balvaird Castle ” is growing with fans already discussing how these atmospheric Scottish locations could shape the look of season 2. The connection between castles, misty landscapes and emotional storytelling remains central to why audiences continue to fall in love with the Outlander universe.
Guided tours of Balvaird Castle in Fife, Castle Leathers in Outlander prequel , are now available . Prebooking is required . The tour includes a roof walkBalvaird was once the seat of the powerful Murray family. Balvaird Castle was likely built in the late 1400s, with significant additions made in the 1500s. Most tower houses from this period stand alone in their surroundings, but at Balvaird the visitor can see it in a fuller context. The four-storey tower itself is an impressive fortress and the castle features heavily in the first four episodes. Julia Beauchamp gives birth to her son in the castle after convincing Lord Fraser that the baby is his .
Balvaird Castle has not featured in any episodes of the original Outlander TV series
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