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Hopetoun House

Found just outside of Edinburgh, Hopetoun House is a Category A Listed building that provided multiple locations for the first three seasons of Outlander. Built at the turn of the 18th century, the house was visited by King George IV during his 1822 trip to Scotland and is open for the public to visit during the summer.

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