Falkland is depicted as a picturesque town with a close-knit community, steeped in history and rustic charm. As Claire and Jamie navigate their lives and challenges, the village becomes a backdrop for important interactions and developments in their relationship and the broader narrative.
The town showcases the cultural and historical aspects of Scotland, highlighting the struggles and sense of camaraderie among its residents during that turbulent period.
Falkland's presence in "Outlander" adds depth to the narrative, illustrating the everyday life and inherent complexities of the time, while also serving as a place of refuge and connection for the main characters.
If you want to visit Falkland Palace itself, please check visitor opening times.
