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Days Out Isle of Man
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The Manx Wildlife Trust is the leading nature conservation charity on the Isle of Man, with concern for both terrestrial and marine environments. There are spectacular cliffs, wide sandy beaches, a...
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Travel by steam train south from Douglas and you have a choice of destinations. At Ballasalla visit the ancient Cistercian monastery of Rushen Abbey, recently restored with a new interpretive centre...
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The Manx Electric Railway is an electric inter-urban tramway connecting Douglas, Laxey and Ramsey in the Isle of Man. It connects with the Douglas Bay Horse Tramway at its southern terminus at...
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Of all the tourist attractions and things to do in the Isle of Man the Groudle Glen Railway, with its steam trains and cliff top tea rooms, is often regarded as one of the best Manx family days...
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Located in the village of Laxey, on the eastern coast of the Isle of Man, the restored railway runs along the surface section of the tramway which once carried lead and zinc ores from deep inside the...
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Welcome to the Island's UK-style Jurby Kart Circuit . Here you can check out the fast and exciting karting facilities at our continually improving 425 metre fully flood lit track. We have...
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The history of the Old House of Keys building is one chapter in the long, and often turbulent, history of Manx politics which stretches back to the 9th and 10th centuries when the Viking Kings ruled...
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Kids can let themselves and their imaginations run wild. Situated just inside the main entrance and reception, this adventure play area gives plenty of opportunities for youngsters to let off steam...
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The Museum opened on the 11th November, 2000 to the delight of MAPSs' members and guests, and was the culmination of 6 years of hard work. Upon entering the building one finds themselves in a room...
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The Nautical Museum is a fascinating ‘tardis like’ building. This tiny museum originates from the discovery of the 18th century armed yacht, the ‘Peggy’, walled up in her boat...
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The National Folk Museum at Cregneash is a living museum of a Manx upland crofting community including thatched cottages and farm buildings illustrating a traditional way of life around the 19th and...
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At the House of Manannan, the Island’s mythological sea god, Manannan, welcomes you to his fascinating Kingdom and guides you through the Island’s rich Celtic, Viking and Maritime past. ...
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Laxey Wheel and Mine Trails One of the Islands best known land marks the great Laxey Wheel or also called ‘Lady Isabella’ was built in 1854 to pump water out of the lead and zinc mines. ...
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The Grove Museum of Victorian Life tells the story of the Gibb family and their Victorian summer retreat, which later became their permanent residence and family home. Beautifully preserved to...
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Situated near Ballasalla are the ruins of a church built by monks. THe site has been preserved by the Manx National Heritage. Part of the museum has been specially set out for children allowing them...
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The NSC boasts the following facilities: * A competition short course swimming pool & leisure pool with 2 flumes & water features * A full size sports...
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The main feature of the park was the stadium. Started in 1948, it took 3 years to make the first ever banked cycle track. The park costing £50,000 included a grandstand, cafe, changing rooms,...
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At the Curraghs Wildlife Park you can travel around the world in 80 minutes, seeing all the different animals in our geographical enclosures. The walk-through mixed enclosures show animals from the...
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Situated in the heart of Castletown, the Island’s ancient capital, Castle Rushen is one of Europe’s most finely preserved medieval castles and fortress of the Kings and Lords of Mann. A...
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Peel, Isle of Man originally constructed by Vikings. The castle stands on St Patrick's Isle which is connected to the town by causeway. It is now owned by Manx National Heritage and is open to...
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The Education Service has two full-time teachers based at the Manx Museum, which has an excellent purpose built education suite for use by schools, colleges and other community groups. Certain other...
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The Isle of Man or Mann is an island located in the Irish Sea at the geographical centre of the British Isles. Although not part of the United Kingdom, it is a Crown dependency. If your looking for things to do in the Isle of Man here are some great things for family days out. Home of the Manx TT and Grand prix this beautiful island makes a great holiday with horse drawn trams on Douglas promenade, electric trams, railways and nice beaches friendly local people make it a time to remember. Caravans are not allowed on the Isle of Man but camping is popular there, the island is steeped in history and was invaded by the vikings and Robert the Bruce. So for great things to do with the kids and fun family days out in the IOM look no further than our activities and attractions page! For a fantastic day out with a Manx company in a suitable venue or location look no further than our Manx kids days out page covering things for the whole family!
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