Blood of my Blood Outlander Tour - 1 Day

Join us on a full-day guided Outlander Tour and be transported in comfort to your favourite filming locations from the Outlander TV series. Our driver/guides are passionate Outlander fans, ready to share their stories from Outlander, as well as the real-life histories that haunt these Palaces and Castles

You will visit:

During the Blood of my blood Outlander Tour, you will visit:

• Craigmillar Castle (Ardsmuir prison)
• Glencorse Kirk (Jamie and Claire's wedding chapel)
• Preston Mill (Lallybroch Mill)
• Rosslyn Chapel or Glenkinchie Distillery

This is a tour based on, and immersed, in the Outlander books by Diana Gabaldon. Although the books are set in the Highlands, the filming of the Starz TV series took place in Central Scotland, with a number of the filming sites on the doorstep of our base in Linlithgow.

Pick up from Edinburgh Park Station at 9am.

Our first stop of the day is to Craigmillar Castle, built in the 15th century and is one of our favourite castles to explore due to all its nooks and crannies! It is said many times but if the castle walls could talk Craigmillar certainly would have its share of stories. Mary Queen of Scots stayed here after the birth of her son and it is here that nobles (and Mary herself?) hatched the plot to kill Lord Darnley.

Craigmillar though is known to Outlander fans as the location for Ardsmuir Prison. We see where Jamie and his men were brought after Culloden, where we meet Lord John Grey again and of course that surprise character appears!

Then it is on to the most romantic spot on our Outlander Tours, Glencorse Kirk.  You can't help but feel romance in the air at this beautiful church which is now used for many an Outlander themed wedding. We spend about an hour here, listening to stories about the filming process and seeing some special photographs of the big day!

We then continue to Preston Mill which was used as Lallybroch Mill where we saw the Redcoats surprise Claire, Jamie and Jenny.

Option to visit Rosslyn Chapel or Glenkinchie Distillery

Return to Edinburgh Park Station

• Tours run with a summer (Apr – Sep) and winter (Oct – Mar) itinerary. 
• The entrance fees listed below are for guidance only and can change at any time.
• Itineraries may also change at short notice due to local events.
• Many of the locations on this tour have uneven terrain or cobblestones and are not suitable for those with mobility restrictions.

Duration: 8 hours

Tour Departs:
Edinburgh Park Station 9am

Tour Returns:

Edinburgh Park Station

What to bring

• Your tour confirmation email
• Comfortable footwear, such as walking boots, trainers and sneakers
• Cash, credit card, or Historic Scotland Explorer Pass for entrance fees 

* An Historic Scotland Explorer Pass is great value if you are planning to travel in Scotland after your tour. As well as giving you access to these properties, you can also visit any of their 70 properties, including Edinburgh and Stirling Castles, for no additional cost. More details here. 

The prices listed here are for guidance only and can change at any time.

This tour is for 1 - 3 people for larger groups please contact us for a personal quote

Inclusions

Transport and Tour Guide

Exclusions

Entry Fees

Meals

Gratuities

Cancellation Policy

48 hours or more before start: 100% refunds. After that time: no refunds. (Terms and Conditions)