Falkland Palace & Village - Town Hall (Record Office) contributes to Falkland's authentic transformation into 1940s Inverness, where Claire and Frank Randall's honeymoon story begins in Outlander. This historic location adds to the atmospheric village setting where the supernatural elements of the series first emerge. The preserved period architecture and traditional Scottish village character create an authentic backdrop that required minimal set decoration for filming. Each area of Falkland Village helps establish the romantic Scottish setting that becomes the launching point for Claire's time-traveling adventure. The National Trust for Scotland maintains these locations with historical accuracy, providing visitors with the same authentic 1940s atmosphere that made them perfect for Outlander's dramatic opening scenes. The combination of medieval and Renaissance architecture creates the perfect representation of post-war Scottish hospitality and village life.