About This Outlander Filming Location
Blackness Castle - Armoury serves as one of the most iconic filming locations for Outlander, attracting thousands of fans from around the world each year. This legendary site offers visitors a unique opportunity to step into the world of their favorite characters and experience the magic firsthand.
Whether you're planning a solo pilgrimage or organizing a group trip, this location provides the perfect backdrop for recreating memorable scenes, taking photos, and immersing yourself in the Outlander universe. Many fans consider visiting this site a must-do experience for any true enthusiast.
Fan Pilgrimage Tips
- • Best photo opportunities are typically in the early morning or late afternoon for ideal lighting
- • Bring props or costumes to recreate iconic scenes from Outlander
- • Check local weather conditions and dress appropriately for outdoor locations
- • Respect any filming restrictions and private property boundaries
- • Consider visiting during off-peak times to avoid crowds and get better photos
Visiting Information & Practical Details
Photo Opportunities and Best Views
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rugged towers
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and salt-sprayed battlements evoke endurance against wind and time
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while its sparse interiors hint at lives once lived within these stone rooms. Today
Outlander Scenes Filmed at Blackness Castle - Armoury
Blackness Castle - Armoury Scene
15th‑century fortress used as Fort William; scenes of Jamie’s flogging and imprisonment
Tours & Experiences
Continue Your Journey
Finished exploring Blackness Castle - Armoury? The adventure doesn't have to end here. Discover more magical filming locations nearby and extend your Outlander pilgrimage.
Blackness Castle - Armoury
Outlander • Nearby
Perched on a windswept promontory above the Firth of Forth
Blackness Castle - Battery
Outlander • 0.0km away
15th‑century fortress used as Fort William; scenes of Jamie’s flogging and imprisonment
Blackness Castle - Curtain Wall
Outlander • 0.0km away
Perched on a tidal inlet of the Firth of Forth