Tag: outlander tours

  • Outlander tours for fans

    Welcome to the world of Outlander – the amazing story of Jamie and Claire. Jamie Fraser is the Laird of Lallybroch and the devoted lover of Claire in Outlander. Lallybroch is Jamie Fraser’s ancestral home . Visit Lallybroch on our unique Outlander tours . Check Availability and Book now Outlander tour  Visit Lallybroch , Jamie Fraser’s  ancestral…

  • Doune Castle opens 15 July

    Doune Castle will open its doors again on the 15th July after the coronavirus lockdown . Originally dating to the 13th Century, Doune Castle near Stirling plays Castle Leoch, home to Colum MacKenzie and his clan in Outlander TV series . Doune Castle is unique in that it actually has five claims to movie fame . Monty…

  • Outlander gift cards

    Outlander gift cards are now available and the good news news is they are now valid for any tour up until September 2024 Tour businesses all over Scotland are hoping the coronavirus lockdown will end soon . Some restrictions have been eased today but after that the question is how long will it be before…

  • Outlander tours news – coronavirus lockdown lifted ?

    Tour businesses all over Scotland are eagerly waiting a Government announcement today about the coronavirus lockdown . We know it’s going to be for another 3 weeks but the question is will restrictions be eased after that as we slowly get back to normal ? Two newspapers this week have said the lockdown will end…

  • could Jamie be the new James Bond ?

    Daniel Craig has announced the next Bond film No time to Die will be his last outing as Bond . But who will be the new James Bond ? Scottish star Heughan – best known for appearing in time-travel drama Outlander – is among the names regularly linked with the job. Outlander news from Outlander…

  • Is the the Outlander effect really a “double edged sword” ?

    The BBC have reported that tourism is booming in Scotland , not least because of the Outlander effect. But is that , as they claim , really a double edged sword ? I am quite surprised to see the BBC publishing this article based on rather flimsy evidence . Is this their attempt to emulate…