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United Kingdom

These are posts about the United Kingdom on Take Me To The World.

Reasons To Take A Walking Tour When You Travel

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New Orleans, Louisiana: Above ground graves at a cemetery in New Orleans. Image from TakeMeToTheWorld.com

Eerie Walking Tours I’ve Experienced: Fun Haunting Adventures

Dublin, Ireland: The General Post Office (GPO) building on O'Connell Street, with its classical columns, standing tall on a sunny day, a key site in the Easter Rising of 1916. Image from TakeMeToTheWorld.com

5 Attractions I Didn’t Know Existed Until I Was There

Belfast, Northern Ireland: Image shows a graphic of a child releasing a small heart balloon with the text "Goodbye 2010s A Travel Retrospective." Below the text is a picture of Peace Mural and a picture of a Peace Wall. Image from TakeMeToTheWorld.com

Goodbye 2010s | My 2018 Belfast Trip and My Love of Day Trips

Glendalough, Ireland: The monastic city with an iconic round tower set amidst the Wicklow Mountains. Image from TakeMeToTheWorld.com

Photos of Ireland for St. Patrick’s Day

Edinburgh, Scotland: "The Monarch of the Glen" by Sir Edwin Landseer an 1851 oil-on-canvas painting of a red deer stag, on display at the Scottish National Gallery. Image from TakeMeToTheWorld.com

8 Free Museums in Edinburgh, Scotland

Ballymoney, Northern Ireland: The iconic dark hedges, featured in shows like Game of Thrones, on a sunny spring day. Image from TakeMeToTheWorld.com

The Dark Hedges in Northern Ireland

Belfast, Northern Ireland: The exterior of the Titanic Belfast museum. Image from TakeMeToTheWorld.com

Visiting Titanic Belfast 105 Years After The Titanic Sank

Bath, England: A view from Bathwick Hill with iconic buildings like the Bath Abbey visible on a frosty winter day. Image from TakeMeToTheWorld.com

Visiting The Roman Baths in Bath

London, England: Trees with white flowers stand on street with houses on either side on a bright spring day. Image from TakeMeToTheWorld.com

My First Panto Show at the Theatre Royal in Bath

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Hello! My name is Alouise. I living in the Edmonton, Canada area on Treaty 6 Territory. I'm grateful to live and work on the unceded traditional territory of the Niitsítpiis-stahkoii (Blackfoot), Nêhiyaw-Askiy (Plains Cree), Tsuu T'ina, Cree and Métis peoples. Take Me To The World is my blog about travel, theatre, music and other things. Learn more about me here and follow me on social media below.

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