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, Falkirk
, Stirlingshire
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Outlander tours
Visit three stunning Outlander locations including Jamie Fraser's ancestral home , Lallybroch ( Midhope Castle ) on our Outlander tour Visit the Fraser family's ancestral home - Lallybroch plus Fort William and Castle Leoch. Phone +447305-294773 for details and availability . Pickup service from Edinburgh at 10 am . Free pickup and dropoff from your hotel in Edinburgh . Design your own Outlander tour - pick the locations you want to visit and get in touch with us to make a booking- WhatsApp +447305294773. Midhope Castle / Lallybroch is open once again after filming for Season 7 of Outlander has been completed . Need a bit more Outlander ? Listen to Jamie as he guides you around Castle Leoch ( Doune Castle ) on our Jamie Fraser Outlander tour Midhope Castle, a 16th-century tower house, is used as Lallybroch (also known as Broch Tuarach) in Outlander . Left to Jamie by his parents, Brian and Ellen, Lallybroch is also home to Jamie's sister, Jenny, her husband Ian Murray and their children. With Lallybroch being an important part of the Outlander story, much use is made of Midhope Castle. Phone (+44) 0131-549-9785 for details and bookings . On this Outlander tour you can visit Jamie Fraser's ancestral home - Lallybroch Castle , Fort William and Castle Leoch. Bookings can be made by phone / Whatsapp on +447305-294773 or online on our tour bookings page This tour costs £225 Take a virtual tour of Outlander locations Normal tour pickup point is Edinburgh city centre from your hotel , Airbnb or accommodation .. Scotland's stunning landscape, with its rolling hills, rugged mountains, picturesque towns and villages, castles and sprawling beaches has provided the perfect backdrop for the world of cinema. Executive Producer Ron Moore has commented on Scotland : "The landscape itself is a character in the show. There's a particular quality to the light in Scotland, even to the grass and the trees." Small private group tour with a maximum of four people Lallybroch Tour Bookings can be made by phone / Whatsapp on +447305-294773 or online on our tour bookings page Inclusions professional driver / guide air conditioned sedan car 3 USB charging points Exclusions lunch entrance tickets gratuities Outlander three film locations tour from Edinburgh
Braveheart tours
Our private group visits key locations in the life of William Wallace – Braveheart – the Wallace Monument , Stirling Castle and Bannockburn . Small private group tours Looking for things to do in Edinburgh ? How about taking the Braveheart tour from Edinburgh of the Wallace Monument and two great battle sites ? Featured in this small group tour – the William Wallace National Monument featuring the statue of Wallace and the Wallace sword Stirling Castle Old Stirling Bridge the Battle of Bannockburn visitor centre Normal pickup point is your hotel in Edinburgh city centre. 7 hour private tour around Stirling for up to four passengers. Tours start at 10 am six days a week .
the Kelpies tours of Scotland
Visit Stirling Castle , an ancient Scottish castle, the amazing Kelpies and the Falkirk Wheel in this unique tour experience – Normal pickup point is your hotel or Airbnb in Edinburgh city centre. Eight hour private tour around Stirling and Falkirk for up to four passengers. Tours start at 10 am weekdays . Check availability on our tour booking calendar . Book this tour by phone / Whatsapp +447305294773 or contact us online . Book this tour by phone / Whatsapp +447305294773 or contact us online . Itinerary 8 hour private tour group day trip to Stirling visit Stirling Castle , overlooking the most important battle in the Wars of Independence – Bannockburn , and home of the Stewart kings of Scotland Take in unique views of the historic Stirling Castle the Falkirk Kelpies are the largest equine sculpture in the world the unique Falkirk Wheel Small private group tour with a maximum of four people We offer a comprehensive service , which includes collection from your hotel , transport to each location , and professional tour guide for the day. 1 The Kelpies The Kelpies are 100 feet high and each one was made from 300 tonnes of steel . The Kelpies are a tribute to the Clydesdale horses used to pull barges along the canals of Scotland in the 19th century . Andy Scott based his design on two Clydesdale horses – Duke and Baron . In nine years the Kelpies have had over two million visitors. Kelpies gifts and souvenirs can be bought online . Over 50 gifts available including travel mugs , t-shirts, throw pillows and canvas prints . The Falkirk Kelpies are the largest equine sculptures in the world. Check availability and Book online now 2 Stirling Castle Stirling Castle is one of Scotland’s most impressive castles due to its imposing position and impressive architecture. Built by the Stewart kings of Scotland , the castle was completely renovated over a 10 year period which finished in 2011. As the castle is closed for the next 3 months we can only visit the castle from the outside . From Stirling Castle visitors can take in views of the Forth Valley and Ben Lomond , as well as two of Scotland’s most important battle sites – Stirling Bridge (1297) and Bannockburn (1314). The castle is at the head of Stirling’s historic old town.Like Edinburgh Castle , Stirling sits on a volcanic rock dominating the city skyline . Stirling Castle is not only one of Scotland’s grandest and most imposing castles, it was also a real favourite with Scotland’s Stewart kings and queens. James IV created the Great Hall, the largest medieval banqueting hall ever built in Scotland, and James V’s Royal Palace, with its lavishly decorated Renaissance façades, was a masterpiece of the period. Major conservation work has been carried out at Stirling Castle over 10 years to preserve the attraction as a major national and international monument. The refurbishment of the Great Hall was completed in 2011 . A particular feature of the Great Hall is stained glass windows featuring clan crests . A number of banquets and concerts are held in the Hall throughout the year . Check availability and Book online now
Dunnottar Castle tours from Edinburgh
Visit two of the most haunted castles in Scotland on this tour – Glamis and Dunnottar Castle Scotland Tours start at 10 am . Our private group tours take up to four people to two ancient Scottish castles . We also offer bespoke private tours with the option of choosing your own itinerary . Tours start from locations in Edinburgh . Normal pickup point is Edinburgh city centre from your hotel or accommodation . Other pickup points can be arranged . Check availability on our tour booking calendar . Book this tour by phone / Whatsapp +447305294773 or contact us online . Itinerary Book your Dunnottar Castle tour from Edinburgh now Lowest price guarantee – superb online prices , 30% below other OTAs . To avoid booking fees for haunted castle tours of Scotland you can make a booking by phone / WhatsApp on +447305294773 or contact us online . Dunnottar Castle could be called a hidden gem amongst the huge number of Scottish castles , rumoured to be over 1000 . Dunnottar is not very well-known but it has a fascinating history including visits from William Wallace and Mary, Queen of Scots.The castle must have the most spectacular location in Scotland , sitting on a rocky promontory on the east coast of Scotland 15 miles from Aberdeen . The word impregnable was probably invented for this castle. It is surrounded on all sides by a sheer cliff . Entry is by a tunnel through the cliff . Once you actually reach the top the views are stunning. In the 12th Century Dunnottar Castle became a Catholic settlement with the first stone chapel being consecrated in 1276. According to “Blind Harry”, a 15th Century poet, whose epic poem was an inspiration for the 1996 film “Braveheart”, William Wallace set fire to this chapel with a garrison of English soldiers taking refuge inside. Braveheart star Mel Gibson actually visited this castle for a completely different film – a version of Hamlet with Gwyneth Paltrow . The current chapel was built in the 16th Century.Dunnottar Castle was home to one of the most powerful families in Scotland, the Earls Marischal, from the 14th century when Sir William Keith, the 1st Earl Marischal, built his Tower House, also known as the Keep. Dunnottar Castle has been the scene of many dramatic chapters in Scotland’s history and is home to several ghosts. A girl dressed in a plaid dress has been seen in the brewery while a Scandinavian-looking man was spotted going into the guardroom
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