Name: Outlander Photography Tour (6 Days)
Price: 3000 GBP
Availability: InStock

Edinburgh

Try your hand a transforming a reclaimed china tea cup, saucer or plate into a gorgeous mosaic with Jacky Cox from Mossy Mosaic, and join us for afternoon tea!Mosaic making fits in perfectly with our vision of a world where recycling, repurposing and upcycling is the norm. In this relaxed and gently paced workshop, Jacky from Mossy Mosaic will show you how to safely cut old china using wheeled nippers and how to grout your mosaic to create a hanging decoration. No previous experience is needed &ndash; but those who have attended the introductory workshop and who are familiar with cutting techniques may have time to produce a second (un-grouted) piece.During this 3 hour session you will also be treated to afternoon tea when we can sit and chat about mosaic making &ndash; or anything else you fancy!You will be provided with all the materials needed, including a variety of bases such as hearts and flowers, to create your mosaic. If you would like to use a china cup or saucer you already have &ndash; perhaps an heirloom, or a special cup that is now broken - please bring it with you and we&rsquo;ll see what we can do!<hr fr-original-style="" style="border-color: var(--border-muted); border-style: solid; clear: both; break-after: page; user-select: none; box-sizing: border-box;">More information&nbsp;
The Arienas Collective workshops, courses and events are run from a supportive and welcoming home-based environment within a Georgian mews home in Edinburgh&rsquo;s City Centre New Town. We invite you to join us, leave any day-to-day worries behind, and immerse yourself in being creative.
Spaces on our workshops and courses are limited so that our creative team of artists and makers can offer you the hands-on help and support you need to make the most of your time with us.&nbsp;
All the equipment and materials you will need are included in the price, unless stated otherwise, plus light refreshments (a selection of Shibui teas, coffee, hot chocolate, and sweet or savoury snacks). On full day workshops you are welcome to bring your own lunch to eat inside or out; or there are a wide range of independent sit-in or takeaway delis, caf&eacute;s, and restaurants, plus supermarkets, within a 5-10 minute walk.
PLEASE NOTE: Our workshop space is on the first-floor of a Georgian mews building and unfortunately we do not have lift access. The workshop space is in our home which is&nbsp;not&nbsp;nut free. Please let us know of any skin or food allergies before booking.
Private workshop bookings
Most of our workshops are also available to book for small private get-togethers; themed wedding and birthday celebrations; corporate team building and well-being purposes; and as in-store retail events. For larger groups, many of our workshops can be brought to a location of your choice. 
Age restrictions
Our workshops are planned with adults in mind. Many are suitable for teenagers, but some may require under 16s to be accompanied for insurance purposes. Please check with us before booking.

Try your hand a transforming a reclaimed china tea cup, saucer or plate into a gorgeous mosaic with Jacky Cox from Mossy Mosaic, and join us for afternoon tea!
Mosaic making fits in perfectly with our vision of a world where recycling, repurposing and upcycling is the norm. In this relaxed and gently paced workshop, Jacky from Mossy Mosaic will show you how to safely cut old china using wheeled nippers and how to grout your mosaic to create a hanging decoration. No previous experience is needed – but those who have attended the introductory workshop and who are familiar with cutting techniques may have time to produce a second (un-grouted) piece.
During this 3 hour session you will also be treated to afternoon tea when we can sit and chat about mosaic making – or anything else you fancy!
You will be provided with all the materials needed, including a variety of bases such as hearts and flowers, to create your mosaic. If you would like to use a china cup or saucer you already have – perhaps an heirloom, or a special cup that is now broken - please bring it with you and we’ll see what we can do!



More information 
The Arienas Collective workshops, courses and events are run from a supportive and welcoming home-based environment within a Georgian mews home in Edinburgh’s City Centre New Town. We invite you to join us, leave any day-to-day worries behind, and immerse yourself in being creative.
Spaces on our workshops and courses are limited so that our creative team of artists and makers can offer you the hands-on help and support you need to make the most of your time with us. 
All the equipment and materials you will need are included in the price, unless stated otherwise, plus light refreshments (a selection of Shibui teas, coffee, hot chocolate, and sweet or savoury snacks). On full day workshops you are welcome to bring your own lunch to eat inside or out; or there are a wide range of independent sit-in or takeaway delis, cafés, and restaurants, plus supermarkets, within a 5-10 minute walk.
PLEASE NOTE: Our workshop space is on the first-floor of a Georgian mews building and unfortunately we do not have lift access. The workshop space is in our home which is not nut free. Please let us know of any skin or food allergies before booking.
Private workshop bookings
Most of our workshops are also available to book for small private get-togethers; themed wedding and birthday celebrations; corporate team building and well-being purposes; and as in-store retail events. For larger groups, many of our workshops can be brought to a location of your choice. 
Age restrictions
Our workshops are planned with adults in mind. Many are suitable for teenagers, but some may require under 16s to be accompanied for insurance purposes. Please check with us before booking.

The Arienas Collective

Arts & Crafts

Mosaic

Upcycling

Mosaic making with reclaimed china and afternoon tea with local maker Mossy Mosaic hosted exclusively at The Arienas Collective in Edinburgh City Centre

Mosaic making with reclaimed china run by Mossy Mosaic - including afternoon tea

General Admission

<h2>Rates</h2>
1 person:&nbsp;&pound;3,000 (Pick-up and drop-off, single room for five nights (including full Scottish breakfast at both hotels), entry to all locations, afternoon tea at the Signet Library)
2 people:&nbsp;&pound;4,500 for both or &pound;2,250 each (Pick-up and drop-off, twin or double room for five nights (including full Scottish breakfast at both hotels), entry to all locations, afternoon tea at the Signet Library)
3 people:&nbsp;&pound;5,320 for all three or &pound;1,773 each (Pick-up and drop-off, twin or double room and a single room for five nights (including full Scottish breakfast at both hotels), entry to all locations, afternoon tea at the Signet Library)
10+ years old
<h2>Duration</h2>
6 days and 5 nights
<h2>About</h2>
<ul>
<li>This tour comprises of 5 nights (accommodation is included in the price with a full Scottish breakfast) and 5 full days visiting and photographing some of the most iconic locations used in the Outlander television series.</li>
<li>Entry to all locations is included in the price. Appropriate lunch breaks and bio-breaks are included each day; however, lunch and dinner are not included in the price.</li>
<li>Every participant will receive an officially licenced &ldquo;Outlander&rdquo; tartan 100% lambs wool scarf or tie, made in Scotland.</li>
</ul>
Day One:
<ul>
<li>Pick up and check-in at The Original Rosslyn Inn. James will meet you in the evening (after dinner) for drinks and a get to know you session.</li>
</ul>
Day Two (Lothian):
<ul>
<li>Start at the&nbsp;Mill and Phantassie Doocot&nbsp;&ndash; Season 1 &ndash; Jacobite Risings (Jamie hiding naked from the Redcoats).</li>
<li>Hopetoun House &ndash; Seasons 1, 2 + 3 &ndash; Stately Home, Duke of Sandringham (S1) and Jamie and Claire&rsquo;s Paris apartment and the Hawkins Estate (S2) and Ellesmere and the stables at Helwater (S3).</li>
<li>Next, Midhope Castle &ndash; Lallybroch. Blackness Castle &ndash; Seasons 1 + 2 &ndash; Fort William headquarters of Black Jack Randall.</li>
<li>Callendar House &ndash; Season 2 &ndash; Duke of Sandringham&rsquo; Bellhurst Manor.</li>
<li>Linlithgow Palace &ndash; Season 1 &ndash; Wentworth Prison where Jamie was imprisoned and the birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots.</li>
</ul>
Day Three (Edinbrugh):
<ul>
<li>Glencorse Old Kirk &ndash; Season 1 &ndash; Exclusive access to the church where Jamie and Claire were married.</li>
<li>Then, Craigmillar Castle &ndash; Season 3 &ndash; Ardsmuir Prison where Jamie was incarcerated, and Mary Queen of Scots used the castle as a safe-haven in 1566.</li>
<li>Tweeddale Court (Edinburgh Old Town) &ndash; Season 3 &ndash; Where Claire was reunited with Fergus.</li>
<li>Bakehouse Close (Edinburgh Old Town) &ndash; Season 3 &ndash; The setting for Jamie&rsquo;s Print Shop and where Claire is reunited with Jamie after years of separation.</li>
<li>Signet Library (Edinburgh Old Town) &ndash; Season 3 &ndash; We stop for a two-hour Afternoon Tea, Edinburgh&rsquo;s finest afternoon tea and is included in the price. This location was used as the Governor&rsquo;s Mansion in Jamaica.</li>
</ul>
Day Four (Glasgow):
<ul>
<li>Drumlanrig Castle &ndash; Season 2 &ndash; used as Bellhurst Manor where Bonnie Prince Charlie was filmed on his way north to Culloden.</li>
<li>Dunure Harbour &ndash; Season 3 &ndash; used as Ayr Harbour as Claire and Jamie leave Scotland to pursue Young Ian.</li>
<li>Dunure Castle &ndash; Season 3 &ndash; featured as Silkie Island.</li>
<li>Dean Castle &ndash; Season 2 &ndash; used as Beaufort Castle where Claire and Jamie visit Lord Lovat to persuade him to send his men to aid Bonnie Prince Charlie.</li>
<li>Glasgow Cathedral &ndash; Season 2 &ndash; The crypt of this medieval cathedral doubles as L&rsquo;Hopital des Anges, Paris &ndash; where Claire volunteers to work.</li>
<li>Glasgow University &ndash; Season 3 &ndash; Doubled as Harvard University where Frank taught.</li>
</ul>
Day Five (Fife):
<ul>
<li>Doune Castle &ndash; Season 1 &ndash; Castle Leoch, home to Colum MacKenzie and his clan. It also features in the 20th century when Claire and Frank visit the castle in ruins on a day trip.</li>
<li>Culross &ndash; Seasons 1 + 2 &ndash; Transformed into the fictional village of Cranesmuir where Geillis lives, we visit Culross Palace where Claire&rsquo;s herb garden at Castle Leoch is located. This location also doubles as the Jacobite encampment and makeshift hospital in season 2.</li>
<li>Aberdour Castle &ndash; Season 1 &ndash; Doubles as the monastery where Claire and Murtagh take Jamie to recover from his ordeal at the prison.</li>
<li>Balgonie Castle &ndash; Season 1 &ndash; Features as Eldridge Manor, home of the MacRannoch&rsquo;s, where Claire is taken after being rescued from the wolves.</li>
<li>Falkland &ndash; Seasons 1 + 2 &ndash; Substitutes for 1940&rsquo;s and 1960&rsquo;s Inverness. Mrs. Baird&rsquo;s Guesthouse, the Bruce Fountain, where Jamie&rsquo;s ghost appears. Farrell&rsquo;s Harware and Furniture Store. Campbell&rsquo;s Coffee Shop.</li>
<li>Tibbermore Church &ndash; Season 1 &ndash; Cranesmuir Church hosts the infamous witch trial for Claire and Geillis.</li>
<li>Drummond Castle Gardens &ndash; Outlander season 2 Gardens of Versailles.</li>
<li>Inverness &ndash; for a good night&rsquo;s sleep.</li>
</ul>
Day Six:
<ul>
<li>The Field of Culloden &ndash; Season 3 &ndash; Where the Battle of Culloden was the final confrontation of the Jacobite Rising of 1745. We visit the battlefield and photograph the Clan Fraser marker stone. This can be a very emotional experience for many visitors.</li>
<li>Highland Folk Museum &ndash; Season 1 &ndash; Where Dougal collects the rent and period scenes.</li>
<li>Glencoe &ndash; Season 1 &ndash; Opening credits. The scenery is among the finest in all of Scotland.</li>
<li>Edinburgh &ndash; and we sadly say our goodbyes.</li>
</ul>

Rates
1 person: £3,000 (Pick-up and drop-off, single room for five nights (including full Scottish breakfast at both hotels), entry to all locations, afternoon tea at the Signet Library)
2 people: £4,500 for both or £2,250 each (Pick-up and drop-off, twin or double room for five nights (including full Scottish breakfast at both hotels), entry to all locations, afternoon tea at the Signet Library)
3 people: £5,320 for all three or £1,773 each (Pick-up and drop-off, twin or double room and a single room for five nights (including full Scottish breakfast at both hotels), entry to all locations, afternoon tea at the Signet Library)
10+ years old
Duration
6 days and 5 nights
About
This tour comprises of 5 nights (accommodation is included in the price with a full Scottish breakfast) and 5 full days visiting and photographing some of the most iconic locations used in the Outlander television series.
Entry to all locations is included in the price. Appropriate lunch breaks and bio-breaks are included each day; however, lunch and dinner are not included in the price.
Every participant will receive an officially licenced “Outlander” tartan 100% lambs wool scarf or tie, made in Scotland.
Day One:
Pick up and check-in at The Original Rosslyn Inn. James will meet you in the evening (after dinner) for drinks and a get to know you session.
Day Two (Lothian):
Start at the Mill and Phantassie Doocot – Season 1 – Jacobite Risings (Jamie hiding naked from the Redcoats).
Hopetoun House – Seasons 1, 2 + 3 – Stately Home, Duke of Sandringham (S1) and Jamie and Claire’s Paris apartment and the Hawkins Estate (S2) and Ellesmere and the stables at Helwater (S3).
Next, Midhope Castle – Lallybroch.
Blackness Castle – Seasons 1 + 2 – Fort William headquarters of Black Jack Randall.
Callendar House – Season 2 – Duke of Sandringham’ Bellhurst Manor.
Linlithgow Palace – Season 1 – Wentworth Prison where Jamie was imprisoned and the birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots.
Day Three (Edinbrugh):
Glencorse Old Kirk – Season 1 – Exclusive access to the church where Jamie and Claire were married.
Then, Craigmillar Castle – Season 3 – Ardsmuir Prison where Jamie was incarcerated, and Mary Queen of Scots used the castle as a safe-haven in 1566.
Tweeddale Court (Edinburgh Old Town) – Season 3 – Where Claire was reunited with Fergus.
Bakehouse Close (Edinburgh Old Town) – Season 3 – The setting for Jamie’s Print Shop and where Claire is reunited with Jamie after years of separation.
Signet Library (Edinburgh Old Town) – Season 3 – We stop for a two-hour Afternoon Tea, Edinburgh’s finest afternoon tea and is included in the price. This location was used as the Governor’s Mansion in Jamaica.
Day Four (Glasgow):
Drumlanrig Castle – Season 2 – used as Bellhurst Manor where Bonnie Prince Charlie was filmed on his way north to Culloden.
Dunure Harbour – Season 3 – used as Ayr Harbour as Claire and Jamie leave Scotland to pursue Young Ian.
Dunure Castle – Season 3 – featured as Silkie Island.
Dean Castle – Season 2 – used as Beaufort Castle where Claire and Jamie visit Lord Lovat to persuade him to send his men to aid Bonnie Prince Charlie.
Glasgow Cathedral – Season 2 – The crypt of this medieval cathedral doubles as L’Hopital des Anges, Paris – where Claire volunteers to work.
Glasgow University – Season 3 – Doubled as Harvard University where Frank taught.
Day Five (Fife):
Doune Castle – Season 1 – Castle Leoch, home to Colum MacKenzie and his clan. It also features in the 20th century when Claire and Frank visit the castle in ruins on a day trip.
Culross – Seasons 1 + 2 – Transformed into the fictional village of Cranesmuir where Geillis lives, we visit Culross Palace where Claire’s herb garden at Castle Leoch is located. This location also doubles as the Jacobite encampment and makeshift hospital in season 2.
Aberdour Castle – Season 1 – Doubles as the monastery where Claire and Murtagh take Jamie to recover from his ordeal at the prison.
Balgonie Castle – Season 1 – Features as Eldridge Manor, home of the MacRannoch’s, where Claire is taken after being rescued from the wolves.
Falkland – Seasons 1 + 2 – Substitutes for 1940’s and 1960’s Inverness. Mrs. Baird’s Guesthouse, the Bruce Fountain, where Jamie’s ghost appears. Farrell’s Harware and Furniture Store. Campbell’s Coffee Shop.
Tibbermore Church – Season 1 – Cranesmuir Church hosts the infamous witch trial for Claire and Geillis.
Drummond Castle Gardens – Outlander season 2 Gardens of Versailles.
Inverness – for a good night’s sleep.
Day Six:
The Field of Culloden – Season 3 – Where the Battle of Culloden was the final confrontation of the Jacobite Rising of 1745. We visit the battlefield and photograph the Clan Fraser marker stone. This can be a very emotional experience for many visitors.
Highland Folk Museum – Season 1 – Where Dougal collects the rent and period scenes.
Glencoe – Season 1 – Opening credits. The scenery is among the finest in all of Scotland.
Edinburgh – and we sadly say our goodbyes.

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