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Outlander Season 7 is a love letter to places as much as it is to people. The season was filmed mainly in Scotland, with English cities stepping in for early America, and a few carefully chosen outdoor sets standing in for North Carolina and historic forts.
So, where exactly was Outlander Season 7 shot? Think castles near Edinburgh, quiet coastal parks in Scotland, city streets in Liverpool, and heritage villages built for battle scenes. Each spot helps the story breathe, move, and feel real.
If you love the world of Season 7, these locations are part of its soul.
Midhope Castle, Edinburgh, Liverpool streets, and the Scottish coast for Outlander Season 7
Outlander Season 7 has a strong connection with Scotland, and the comeback of Lallybroch is probably the best example of that. The nice and cozy Fraser house is actually Midhope Castle, a pretty little stone building located about 30 kilometers west of Edinburgh. It looks like it's been preserved for centuries, which is the main reason it's so perfect for the series.
The walls are old, the nature around it is very spacious and peaceful, and it takes the audience back to the time of Jamie right away. The nearby Hopetoun estate also plays a role, helping shape the interiors used for noble homes. This area keeps the emotional center of Outlander Season 7 grounded in Scotland.
Then the show flips the map.
When the story moves to colonial America, Season 7 does not cross the Atlantic. Instead, Liverpool becomes Philadelphia. The brick buildings and narrow streets match the look of an 18th-century city surprisingly well.
Canning Street, in particular, is used to recreate Chestnut Street, where Claire walks, shops, and reconnects with Lord John Grey. It feels busy, lived in, and real, even though it is still the UK. This switch lets Season 7 travel far without ever leaving Europe.
The Scottish coast also plays a magical role. The Ocracoke stone circle is not filmed in North Carolina at all. It is created at John Muir Country Park, a coastal park near Edinburgh with open land, ocean views, and a quiet, haunting energy. It mirrors the idea of a place where time feels thin and strange. The show uses that natural mood to support the time travel theme without saying a word.
These locations make Outlander Season 7 feel like it is crossing oceans and centuries, even when the cast stays close to home.
John Muir Country Park and Duncarron Medieval Village
Magic and history sit side by side in Outlander Season 7, and the filming locations reflect that balance perfectly.
John Muir Country Park is not just the setting visually for the Ocracoke stone circle. It figuratively becomes the uncharted. The vast grassy land, the sky touching the sea, and the feeling of infinity all serve to give the concept that even time is able to bend a lot of appeal. One can almost certainly imagine that a magical event is going to occur there, which is the reason why Outlander Season 7 is using it for its scenes that have a tremendous impact.
Then there is Fort Ticonderoga.
In the story, it is a key military location before a major conflict. In real life, Season 7 uses Duncarron Medieval Village to create it. This village is a carefully built medieval style settlement designed to preserve Scottish heritage. It is filled with handcrafted buildings, replica weapons, and period details.
For the show, it becomes a living fort, full of tension and anticipation. The choice of this site keeps the war setting grounded and tactile instead of glossy or artificial.
Together, these places show how Outlander Season 7 builds its world. Some locations are emotional, some are symbolic, and some are practical. But each one adds a layer to the story, helping it feel textured, rooted, and real.
Outlander Season 7 is shaped by its locations just as much as by its characters. From Midhope Castle’s quiet strength to Liverpool’s colonial disguise, from coastal stone circles to heritage battle villages, every place plays a role.
These locations are not just scenery. They carry memory, mood, and meaning. That is what makes the world of Season 7 feel so full, so alive, and so easy to fall into.
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