Winterfell Game of Thrones castle Scotland , Doune Castle Winterfell tours
Blackness Castle , tour of ancient Outlander Scottish castles
Blackness Castle , Fort William in Outlander
Lallybroch , Midhope Castle, Jamie Fraser's ancestral home
Game of Thrones castle Scotland , Doune Castle Winterfell tours
Linlithgow Palace, Wentworth Prison in Outlander
Linlithgow Palace, Wentworth Prison in Outlander
Game of Thrones castle , Doune Castle tours
Winterfell Game of Thrones castle Scotland , Doune Castle Winterfell tours
Midhope Castle / lallybroch in Outlander tours, Scotland tours
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Game of Thrones and Outlander Tour

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Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Cultural ToursDay Trips & ExcursionsShore ExcursionsLuxuryBus & Minivan Tours

About this activity

Combine two cultural phenomena on a single 5.5-hour guided tour through Scotland's most iconic filming locations. Visit real castles that doubled as pivotal settings in Game of Thrones and Outlander, with expert commentary on production details and historical context.

Our new Outlander and Game of Thrones tour is perfect for fans of the two most popular TV shows of this year .

Outlander fans can see Jamie Fraser's ancestral home Lallybroch.

Hear Jamie as he guides you around Castle Leoch ( Doune Castle ).

On our unique tour we visit three key locations in the life of Outlander’s Jamie Fraser – Lallybroch ( Midhope Castle ) , Jamie’s ancestral home , Linlithgow Palace ( Wentworth Prison ) and Blackness Castle ( Fort William ) . No-one has lived in Lallybroch for over 100 years .Then we visit Doune Castle , heavily featured in Game of Thrones , also Castle Leoch In Outlander and featured in Monty Python and the Holy Grail

Highlights

  • ✓Midhope Castle (Lallybroch) – Jamie Fraser's ancestral home in Outlander, uninhabited for over a century
  • ✓Doune Castle – a Game of Thrones and Outlander dual location with Monty Python film history
  • ✓Linlithgow Palace – the real Wentworth Prison from Outlander's dramatic storyline
  • ✓Blackness Castle – Fort William in Outlander, a dramatic clifftop fortress on the Firth of Forth
  • ✓Expert guide narration connecting on-screen drama to real Scottish history
  • ✓Small-group minivan tour for intimate access to filming secrets and production trivia

Insider tips

  • ★Wear comfortable walking shoes; castle grounds involve uneven terrain and multiple levels
  • ★Bring a camera or phone with good battery – each location offers distinct photo opportunities, especially Blackness Castle at the water's edge
  • ★Ask your guide about lesser-known filming anecdotes; many guides have behind-the-scenes knowledge that enriches the experience beyond official scripts

Good to know

  • •Tour duration is 5 hours 30 minutes; confirm exact pickup location and time with your operator the day before
  • •Minivan capacity is small, so book early for popular dates
  • •Some castles involve stair climbing and outdoor exposure; not fully accessible for limited mobility
  • •Weather can change rapidly in the Scottish Borders – layers and waterproof jacket recommended

Who it's for

Game of Thrones and Outlander devoted fans seeking real-world locationsTV and film production enthusiasts interested in location scouting and cinematographyCastle history buffs wanting to explore Scotland's defensive architectureCruise passengers and city visitors with limited time seeking a curated day trip from Edinburgh

Best time to visit

Visit spring through early autumn (April–September) for dry conditions and longer daylight. Avoid winter months when castle grounds become muddy and daylight ends by 3–4 PM, limiting photo time.

Frequently asked questions

From
€375
per person