Technically, yes—but not during filming. Ardross Castle opens its grounds for public events like Highland games and garden tours. But the interior is mostly off-limits unless you’re a contestant or a production assistant with a clipboard. There’s even a “Traitors Experience” tour where fans can dress up and pretend to murder their friends for €50. It includes a fake banishment ceremony and a sad breakfast of cold toast—just like the real show.
In short: The Traitors films at a real, majestic, slightly damp castle in Scotland that has become the accidental capital of televised suspicion. Next time you watch a Faithful solemnly accuse a Traitor, remember: behind that Gothic window is a radiator that’s been broken since 2019, a production assistant holding a giant coat, and a midge plotting its next attack. That, my friend, is the real drama.
