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Interesting news · 17 July 2025

Outlander Dress Travels Through Time to Culross Palace

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An iconic costume worn by Geillis Duncan in Outlander is now on display at Culross Palace, one of Scotland’s most atmospheric historic sites. The National Trust for Scotland has unveiled the dress as part of a new exhibit that ties film tourism to real 17th-century heritage.

Fans of the series can stand where scenes were filmed and view the richly detailed costume up close, while also exploring the palace’s preserved rooms and tiered gardens.

It gives Outlander fans another reason to visit Culross.

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