We leave Edinburgh and follow the trail of the best-known locations featured in the* Outlander* TV Series.

First, we travel to a place that needs no introduction: Midhope Castle, known as Jamie's beloved home, Lallybroch. While the cozy interior of the house has been recreated in the film studios, visitors can't explore the castle's ruins. However, you can sit on the iconic steps of Lallybroch and imagine waiting for Jamie or Claire to walk through the beautiful archway in the courtyard.

Then, the journey takes us through the gentle countryside past Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument before reaching Doune Castle, or as it’s called in Outlander, Castle Leoch, the ancestral home of Colum MacKenzie and his clan in the 18th-century episodes. You can delve into the castle’s fascinating history with an audio guide that highlights its role in *Monty Python and the Holy Grail *as well as its appearances in Game of Thrones and Outlander. Alternatively, you can enjoy a stroll along the river, taking in the surroundings, exploring nearby trails, or capturing photographs of the castle’s dramatic setting.

We continue north and enter Trossachs National Park, in the majestic Highlands.

We travel past shimmering lochs and craggy mountain peaks to the wild and desolate landscapes of the Rannoch Moor before arriving at Glencoe, a valley renowned for its rugged slopes and rich history. You'll have time for photos or a short walk to take in the stunning landscape and hear a tragic tale from Scottish history. You’ll also have lunch in the area. After lunch, the journey takes us to Glenfinnan. The monument here commemorates the meeting of Bonnie Prince Charlie with his loyal supporters and marks the beginning of the doomed Jacobite Rising. Set against Loch Shiel, it’s near the iconic Jacobite Steam Train railway, featured as the Hogwarts Express in Harry Potter.

Our final stretch of the journey takes us past the dark, peated mysterious waters of Loch Ness to Inverness, often referred to as the Capital of the Highlands. The evening is free for you to enjoy—make sure to sample some local cuisine and take a leisurely stroll along the charming streets to the impressive Inverness Castle or the scenic River Ness islands.