This is Lallybroch. Unmissable for every Outlander fan Jamies home was once the house of Alexander Drummond. Now a ruin the interior of this house now has a limited part of the interior accesible to visit.

Open from the 1st May until 31st October this incredible formal garden features as the gardens of Versailles in Outlander. Drummond Gardens has all the characteristics of a courtly, 17th century Scottish Renaissance garden. It is a composite garden, restructured in early Victorian times and renewed again in the 20th century when the garden framework and the exceptional interest of the original 19th century design were carefully preserved.

Old inverness in the show this ancient village boasts King James IV’s pride and joy, Falkland Palace built in 1500. The palace can be visited if interested, but no doubt you will be interested in the famous fountain where Jamies ghost appears and the shop where Claire sees the blue vase.

The stunning sites of this vast plateau of mountains grace our trip to Inverness, with plenty of stops on offer or a straight run to the city.

The capital of the highlands and a bustling modern city, Inverness will be your home for the next 2 days and the restaurant and nightlife scene here will not disappoint.