▲ Visit Doune Castle and learn about the life of a 14th-century Scottish earl through this awe-inspiring ancient fortress. Look for filming locations from "Outlander" and "Monty Python and the Holy Grail." Then continue north to the town of Falkland, where the 1940s Inverness scenes from the TV series were filmed. Stroll through the town and see if you can recognize familiar settings from the show. You may also choose to enjoy lunch here at your own expense.
▲ Midhope Castle, as the home of the protagonists in the TV series "Outlander," is highly sought after by fans. Although visitors cannot enter the castle, it's still worthwhile to take photos outside.
▲ Then visit Blackness Castle, built by the Crichton family in the 15th century. This formidable Scottish fortress offers stunning views of the Firth of Forth and Fife. Due to its resemblance to a massive stone ship, it's also known as "the ship that never sailed." It served as "Fort William" in the series "Outlander" and was also a filming location for the movie "Hamlet."
▲ Finally, head to the town of Culross, where you can stroll along the cobblestone alleys, visit Culross Palace, and explore Claire's garden from the series.