Fans of the globally acclaimed TV series Outlander can now explore its iconic filming locations across Scotland, thanks to a new guide released by VisitScotland in collaboration with Sony Pictures Television. The guide, launched today, marks the conclusion of the series and celebrates Scotland's role as the backdrop for the fantasy romantic drama.

The 40-page guide, titled "Scotland: The Home of Outlander," details 48 filming locations from all eight series of the programme, which concluded in May. It includes features on Gaelic culture, tartan, and Scottish history, as well as contributions from Claire Mackay, a herbal consultant on the series. The guide is available for download on VisitScotland's website, with limited printed copies for guests on the Outlander-themed Caledonian Sleeper trains.

Outlander's popularity has significantly impacted Scottish tourism, with visitor numbers to related attractions increasing by 41% since the series began in 2014. Doune Castle, Blackness Castle, and Newhailes House have seen visitor numbers soar, with Newhailes experiencing an 8000% increase. The series has contributed £161.4 million ($___) to Scotland's economy through screen tourism.

Jenni Steele, Film and Creative Industries Manager at VisitScotland, highlighted the series' role in showcasing Scotland's landscapes and culture. "Outlander has had an extraordinary impact on Scottish tourism on the global stage," she said. The guide aims to inspire fans to explore Scotland's rich history and heritage, further boosting the nation's visitor economy

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