Films and TV shows can take you beyond the ordinary, transporting you into a world of fascinating stories and unforgettable locations. If you’ve ever found yourself completely captivated by a show, wishing that its world or setting were real, you’re not alone. The best part is that you can capture a little of that magic. Just step into the real places that inspired the story or served as its filming locations, and you can experience your favourite tales in a whole new way. 

And so, we think that set‑jetting (travelling to places seen on screen) is one of the most exciting ways to explore the world. From dramatic Scottish Highlands made famous by Outlander and Braveheart, to elegant stately homes synonymous with Bridgerton, magical landscapes connected to Harry Potter, and cinematic cities such as London, Dublin and Rome, Rabbie’s invites you to step inside the stories you love. 

Some of the places we visit were used directly as filming locations; others played a vital role in the stories themselves or inspired directors, writers and production designers. Either way, our tours are shaped by storytelling, imagination and unforgettable landscapes. 
 
This collection is designed for film and TV lovers asking questions like: where was the movie filmed, where did they film it, and can I really visit those places? With Rabbie’s, the answer is: yes. 

Cities That Launch Your Set‑Jetting Adventure 

Rabbie’s film and TV inspired tours begin and end in some of the most characterful cities in the UK, Ireland and Europe. Each city is a destination in its own right and a gateway to unforgettable on-screen locations. 

Edinburgh is home to Rabbie’s and offers the largest selection of day trips and multi-day tours which is a powerful draw for film and TV fans. With its medieval Old Town, Georgian New Town and brooding volcanic skyline, the city itself feels cinematic before you even leave. Avid film and TV fans could spend an entire day exploring the atmospheric streets and hidden closes that have appeared in countless productions. 

Tours departing from Edinburgh include dedicated Outlander filming location tours, Scottish Highlands journeys linked to Braveheart, and a popular Da Vinci Code inspired day trip to Rosslyn Chapel.

London has appeared in more films and television series than almost any city in the world. From romantic period dramas to modern action blockbusters, it offers instant film recognition. 

Why visit London?  

World‑class culture, globally recognizable film locations and effortless connections to English heritage sites make it an essential stop for set‑jetters. 

Glasgow’s grand Victorian architecture has doubled for cities across the world, from historic London to modern North America. In 2025, Glasgow doubled for New York City during filming for Spider-Man: Brand New Day featuring Tom Holland. The production heavily used the city centre and Merchant City, including Bothwell Street, Cochrane Street, John Street, and Montrose Street. Its versatility makes it a favourite filming city. 
 
From Glasgow, Rabbie’s head into Glencoe, the western Highlands and Scotland’s dramatic coastline, landscapes forever associated with epic films such as Braveheart and the Harry Potter series. 

Inverness sits at the heart of the Scottish Highlands, making it ideal for travellers focused on landscape‑led storytelling. Lochs, glens and ancient sites surround the city, many of them closely associated with Outlander and Braveheart.

Why visit Inverness? 

This lively city is surrounded by some of Scotland’s most striking landscapes and historically rich sites. From the poignant Culloden Battlefield to the mysteries of Loch Ness, and Chanonry Point on the Black Isle - one of the best places in the country to spot dolphins - Inverness caters to a wide range of interests. 

Dublin is a major hub for Ireland’s thriving film industry and a welcoming base for exploring the country’s west and north. Many visitors ask where was the movie filmed in Ireland and Dublin‑based tours provide the answers. 

Why visit Dublin? 

From historic pubs and cobbled streets to world‑class museums and a celebrated literary legacy, Dublin is an exciting city that blends culture and history with a buzzing nightlife filled with live music. 

Outlander: Step Into Scotland’s Time‑Travelling World 

Period Drama Perfection: Bridgerton & Beyond

Sumptuous costumes, elegant interiors and sweeping gardens have made period dramas hugely popular. Many travellers arrive asking where is Bridgerton filmed or hoping to discover the real Bridgerton house. 
 

Harry Potter: Magic Across the UK & Ireland 

The Wizarding World extends far beyond studio sets, drawing on some of the UK’s most striking landscapes, castles, and storybook villages. The magic goes far beyond what you see on screen, you can step into it yourself by choosing a tour that brings these places to life. Across Scotland, England, and Ireland, Rabbie’s tours visit iconic landscapes and stunning castles frequently associated with Harry Potter on screen or by reputation. 

Braveheart: Scotland’s Epic Landscapes 

View our day tour to Stirling Castle:

The Da Vinci Code: Secrets of Rosslyn Chapel 

Gladiator & Epic Cinema in Italy 

More Film & TV Worlds to Discover 

Rabbie’s set‑jetting experiences extend across genres and borders. Explore James Bond landscapes in the Scottish Highlands and iconic cities of Italy, Star Wars coastlines in Ireland, Game of Thrones locations in Northern Ireland, Mission: Impossible settings in London, and The Sound of Music alpine scenery in Switzerland. 
 
With so many cinematic worlds waiting to be explored, you can combine multiple film inspirations into one unforgettable journey Rabbie’s journey. 

Plan Your Set‑Jetting Journey with Rabbie’s 

Whether you’re searching for where was the movie filmed, planning a trip around a favourite franchise, or simply seeking landscapes worthy of the big screen, Rabbie’s offers expertly curated small‑group tours that bring stories to life. 
 
Start exploring film and TV locations today and step inside the worlds you love.