Outlander is doing for Scotland in the modern day, what Braveheart did for tourism in the country in the 90s.
Fans across the world will visit Glasgow - some to exclusively see where their favourite show was filmed.
It’s a hugely popular TV show worldwide - and a lot of its best scenes are shot right here in Glasgow, albeit dressed up to look like 1700s Scotland, France, and at times even America (back when it was a BrItish colony).
Given that the time-travel drama is filmed in Wardpark Studios in Cumbernauld, out of convenience the cast will often shoot on location around Glasgow - whether that be exteriors in the lush country parks like Calderglen, or inside the impressive interiors of the University of Glasgow or St Andrews in the Square.
We put together a list of 12 filming locations in and around Glasgow you can visit today.
9. Dunure Harbour
The little harbour in the village of Dunure in Ayrshire stood in for Ayr Harbour as Claire and Jamie left Scotland in pursuit of Young Ian. Less than a mile away is Dunure Castle that featured as Silkie Island in season three. The harbour featured again in season four, where Brianna and Roger were reunited in Wilmington, North Carolina. | Contributed
10. Glasgow Victoria Infirmary
At the time of filming, the southside hospital was disused. The wards were used to depict the hospital Claire works at. Unfortunately, it has since been demolished, and the site has been redeveloped. | Contributed
11. Calderglen Country Park
The park near East Kilbride was used as a backdrop when Jamie took Willie on a hunting and fishing trip, with dangerous consequences. | Outlander
12. St Andrews in the Square
The inside of St Andrew’s in the Square was used to film the theatre scenes in season 4 episode 8,Wilmington. Filming also took place outside the church. It was here that Sophie Skelton and Tobias Menzies can be seen in the scene when Frank talks to Bree about moving to England. | Outlander