Discover the Iconic Filming Locations of Outlander in Scotland
Outlander is a popular television series based on the historical time-travel novels by author Diana Gabaldon. The series, which premiered in 2014, has gained a huge following and has been praised for its stunning visuals and accurate portrayal of Scottish history.
Filmed on location in Scotland, the show has become a cultural phenomenon, drawing fans from all over the world to visit the sites where it was filmed.
Falkland, Fife
One of the most iconic filming locations for Outlander is the historic town of Falkland, located in Fife. The town's well-preserved 16th-century buildings and quaint streets were used as the setting for 1940s Inverness, where the show's protagonist, Claire Randall, first travels back in time.
Visitors can explore the town and visit the Bruce Fountain, where Claire sees a ghostly figure in the series.
Outlander has become a sensation among fans of historical fiction and Scottish culture. By visiting these iconic filming locations, fans can immerse themselves in the world of Outlander and experience the beauty and history of Scotland for themselves.
Doune Castle
The picturesque Doune Castle in Stirling also features prominently in the series as the fictional Castle Leoch, the seat of the clan MacKenzie. Fans can visit the castle and explore the rooms where the show's characters lived and worked, as well as the castle's imposing battlements.
The Highlands
Finally, the breathtaking landscapes of Scotland's countryside also feature heavily in Outlander. The show's characters traverse the moors and glens of Scotland, and fans can visit locations such as Glencoe, the site of the infamous massacre of 1692.
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