The cobblestone lanes of Culross Village transport visitors into the heart of 17th-century Scotland, doubling as the atmospheric streets of Cranesmuir in Outlander. These ancient cobbled pathways, lined with white-harled houses and distinctive red pantile roofs, create the perfect backdrop for the village scenes featuring Claire Fraser and Geillis Duncan. The cobblestones themselves are original, worn smooth by centuries of use, and provide an authentic texture that required no additional set dressing for filming. Walking these lanes feels like stepping directly into the world where Claire first encounters the mysterious Geillis and experiences the suspicions of witchcraft that permeate the village. The irregular stone patterns and varying levels create natural leading lines that draw viewers deeper into the medieval atmosphere. Many of the carved lintel stones above doorways date back centuries, each telling the story of the families who once lived here, adding historical depth to every Outlander scene filmed along these paths.