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Across The UK is a travel blog dedicated to providing insightful travel guides, reviews, and tips for both local and international explorers. Our goal is to inspire unforgettable journeys throughout the UK.

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Kilwaughter Castle

Kilwaughter Castle

Kilwaughter Castle: John Nash's Antrim Ruin, Declared Enemy Property in the Second World War In 1803, John Nash — the architect who designed Regent Street, remodelled Buckingham Palace and built the Royal Pavilion at Brighton — came to County Antrim and...

Shane’s Castle

Shane’s Castle

Shane's Castle: The O'Neill Estate on Lough Neagh, Touched by John Nash and Twice Burned In 1809, John Nash — the architect who designed Regent Street, Carlton House Terrace and remodelled Buckingham Palace for George IV — began redesigning a castle on the...

Belfast Castle

Belfast Castle

Belfast Castle: The Free Victorian Castle Above the City, with Nine Hidden Cats The legend says the castle will be safe — or its residents will have good fortune — as long as a white cat lives within its walls. The castle's response to this piece of local...

Gosford Castle

Gosford Castle

Gosford Castle: Ulster's Largest Listed Building — and Game of Thrones' Riverrun When Robin Fedden of the National Trust surveyed Gosford Castle in 1952, he described it as "one of the most original buildings of its time" and noted that it had...

Enniskillen Castle

Enniskillen Castle

Enniskillen Castle: The Maguire Clan's Lough Erne Fortress, Home to Two Museums Hugh Maguire built his castle at Enniskillen around 1428. His nickname — 'the Hospitable' — suggests a lord who understood the politics of generosity as well as the politics...

Killyleagh Castle

Killyleagh Castle

Killyleagh Castle: Ireland's Oldest Inhabited Castle, Above Strangford Lough Sir Hans Sloane was born in Killyleagh in 1660. The physician, naturalist and collector who grew up in this County Down village on the shore of Strangford Lough went on to assemble a...

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