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Scotland Travel Blog Culross (actually pronounced ‘coo-ris’, not ‘cull-ross’) is one of Scotland’s best-preserved and prettiest 17th-century villages and famous for its role in the TV series Outlander. We have reviews of the best places to see in Culross. If you are not familiar with this TV series, you should not be put off by this as the venues we visit are some of the best in Scotland and this makes for a very interesting and fun day. I wonder what they are like inside? The ‘Palace’ was his rather impressive home. Find what to do today, this weekend, or in August. My great-grandparents lived in Culross and I shamefully have only visited once. Funny how hard it is to dislodge habits.

It looks very damp and cold!Lovely post, I visited Culross for the first time last autumn and it truelly is a magical place. • Kids friendly (0+ age) • Please note that tours stops and timings are flexible and for reference purposes onlyWelcome to the 7 day Spirit of Outlander 2018 tour, inspired by Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander series and Scotland’s spirited history and heritage. January 13, 2018; 0; During a recent tour of the United Kingdom we found ourselves with a rented car leaving Glasgow, Scotland and heading east to Edinburgh. Here is a link to my sketch of one of the buildings you show above. We’re committed to helping you feel confident as you get back out there.

Check out our flexible cancellation policies and We're creating your account. There is a steep cobbled path leading up the hill to the church.West Kirk was used an outlander filming location – scenes at the Black Kirk between Jamie and Claire were filmed here. Our tours are either ½ day (4hrs), full day (8hrs), or multi day tours. White-harled houses with red-tiled roofs line the steep cobbled streets … Our tour combines a wealth of Scotland’s ancient monuments and famous battlefields with its traditions and landscapes. Parts of the village, including the Palace, are now owned and managed by theMy favourite houses are on the colourful Tanhouse Brae – and can you spot the impressively hidden substation?Above the village sits Culross Abbey and monastery. Free parking is available at each end of the village. Your photos are soo pretty.What a beautiful village, love the colour of the houses.

This may take a few seconds...Save your favorites. Further along the coast is Culross Castle otherwise known as Culross’s Town House was once formerly used as a courthouse and a real-life prison for witches awaiting trial on the Firth of Forth – further along the coast at Torryburn there is a ‘witches stone’ used for the trials. We will pick you up from wherever you are (at the dock if you are off a cruise ship, at your hotel, guesthouse, holiday cottage..Enjoy a very interesting full day private tour from Dundee visiting many of the film locations used in the OUTLANDER TV series. Culross was then a thriving community, developed under the laird, Sir George Bruce. • Tour can be customised • You have more free time for sightseeing compared to similar bus tours Here is why you should visit.Located on the Firth of Forth,  12 miles west of the Forth Rail Bridge in the south-west of Fife, Culross was built in the 16th and 17th century to house workers in the mining and later salt panning industries stretching along the Fife coast.

From Edinburgh and Glasgow the drive will take around 40 mins to an hour depending on traffic on the Queensferry Crossing and Kincardine Bridges. The tour is exclusively for you and your party and not shared with anyone else. Thanks very much for linking up to #MyFavouriteTrip Polly xLovely pictures – such a nice reminder of my time living in Scotland!What a pretty little village. Travel in a small-group for an intimate experience and don’t worry about the logistics: everything is arranged for you, including three nights of accommodation, transportation, and breakfast.Outlander is a massive worldwide show, huge production, loved by millions the whole world over, and filmed and shot on location here in Scotland at some of the most stunning and historic venues we have. By developing a magical (well it was revolutionary at the time) mining technology to dig out under the River Forth he made rather a lot of money and built up the village you can still see today. Highlights include; a visit to the historic village of Falkland, the historic village of Culross and 17th Century Palace (Cranesmuir), Deanston Distillery (Wine Warehouse, Le Harve) and Doune Castle (Castle Leoch). • Small group tour with a maximum of 6 passengers