Outlander: first ever guide to all Scottish filming locations, including Fife
Filming locations across all eight seasons of the global hit TV series Outlander will be published for the first time ever - including five places in Fife.
The new official new guide has been launched by VisitScotland, in collaboration with Sony Pictures Television.
The hit series has sparked huge tourist business for many locations where scenes were films with fans flocking to places such as Culross, Falkland and also Dysart Harbour.
Scotland: The Home of Outlander details 48 Scottish filming locations from the fantasy romantic drama series which concluded in May this year.
The guide is part of a wider campaign by VisitScotland to mark the conclusion of the series which has had an extraordinary impact on Scottish tourism and to celebrate Scotland's place as the home of Outlander.
The special 40-page guide is available to download from visitscotland.com, with a limited run of printed copies available exclusively for guests of The Caledonian Sleeper on its Outlander-wrapped trains.
It lists all filming locations, gives a timeline on prominent moments in Scotland’s history related to the series, along with features on Gaelic, tartan and textiles, and clans and ancestry.
Matthew B. Roberts, executive producer and son Outlander, writes in the guide: "From day one, the people of Scotland welcomed a small group of Sassenachs from Los Angeles with open arms. They didn’t just let us film here - they embraced us, shared their stunning landscapes and culture, and made us feel like we belonged."
Outlander has been a major contributor to screen tourism activity which is worth £161.4 million to Scotland's economy, according to the latest report by Screen Scotland.
Jenni Steele, film and creative industries manager at VisitScotland, said: “It is our history, heritage, culture and landscapes that have transfixed fans since the Diana Gabaldon books hit the small screen more than ten years ago. Scotland is a big part of the Outlander story, so it feels right to call it the Home of Outlander.