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Isle of Man Attractions: What to do & Places to Visit in Isle of Man
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From the wonders of the natural world to the world famous Isle of Man TT races, the Manx Museum galleries have an abundance...
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From the wonders of the natural world to the world famous Isle of Man TT races, the Manx Museum galleries have an abundance of treasures to see. Discover Manx culture, from the Viking legacy to the holiday heyday or delve into the archives to find out more about all things Manx. Entry is free. Highlights include: - Introductory film to the Island’s 10,000 year history - National Art Gallery featureing works by famous Manx artists including Archibald Knox. - Viking hoards of silver and gold in the Viking Gallery - The story of Tynwald, the oldest continuous Parliament in the world. - Manx landscape, wildlife and habitats in the Natural History Gallery - The Island at War and its internment camps - The world-famous TT races, legendary riders and their motorbikes - The Holiday Isle in its heyday as a tourist destination from Victorian times - Gifts and souvenirs in our Gallery Shop - Refreshments in the Bay Room Cafe - The latest temporary exhibition - Visit the National Library & Archive
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Milntown is set in over fifteen acres of beautiful gardens in the North of the Isle of Man, near Ramsey and is one of the...
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Milntown is set in over fifteen acres of beautiful gardens in the North of the Isle of Man, near Ramsey and is one of the Island’s most historic houses. Originally the home of one of the leading families on the Isle of Man -the ‘Christians’ - Milntown has also been a school for young ladies and a hotel. More recently it once again reverted to being a private house owned by Lady Edwards and subsequently her son Sir Clive. Upon his death, in 1999, a Trust was created to maintain the house and gardens for the benefit of the Manx people, in line with the wishes of Sir Clive. Milntown House is open for tours each Wednesday and Saturday from April - September. Garden Tours are held monthly, please visit our website for further information regarding tours and other events held at MilntownMilntown also has a restaurant that can cater for up to sixty private diners or an elite fine dining experience for up to 14 guests in the old Milntown dining room. Larger numbers can also be catered for with a bespoke marquee in the stunning garden.
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The Curraghs Wildlife Park is on the Ballaugh Curragh which is a site of special scientific interest and designated as an...
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The Curraghs Wildlife Park is on the Ballaugh Curragh which is a site of special scientific interest and designated as an internationally recognised wetland habitat of importance (Ramsar site). With nearly 100 different species set in over 30 acres of open walk through exhibits and a beautiful tranquil setting this is a wildlife Park with a difference. The Park is s laid out in geographic regions; African Bush, Asian Swamp, European Marsh, Amazon forest, American Trail, Outback and the Pampas. In the popular children’s adventure play ground area you will find the Meerkats and Prairie dogs. The Orchard line miniature railway is the longest miniature railway line in the British Isles and is loved by all ages, it runs every Sunday as well as other holiday days. With the addition this year of the Giant Bouncy Jumping Pillow and Mni-diggers this is the premier all day attraction on the Isle of Man. For rainy days there is an indoor soft play area to keep the kids entertained. The restaurant is open every day and serves everything from snacks, home baking and ice creams to sit down meals. The nature trail is an excellent easily accessible way to see the Curragh (Manx willow bog) and all the diverse indigenous species it supports. You can spend a whole day here and just relax but even if you only have a couple of hours it’s still worth the visit. We are open every day from 10am-6pm from Easter until the end of October, in the winter we are open weekends and school holidays. We are a BIAZA and EAZA member attraction.
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This public footpath is well-marked as it meanders 95 miles along the coast, passing a number of hill forts, Viking burial...
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This public footpath is well-marked as it meanders 95 miles along the coast, passing a number of hill forts, Viking burial ships and Celtic crosses located on the island.
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The ultimate night out at the 4 star Palace Hotel ♦ Casino, Douglas, Isle of Man. Choose from American roulette, blackjack...
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The ultimate night out at the 4 star Palace Hotel ♦ Casino, Douglas, Isle of Man. Choose from American roulette, blackjack and casino brag in the casino, or cash bingo, slot machines and computer generated roulette in the Kursaal. The casino also makes a glamorous setting for special events such as corporate gaming evenings with the Aces’ bar area and The Atlantis á la carte restaurant.Free and immediate membership*(*Patrons must be over 18 and provide suitable ID such as valid passport or driving licence.)
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Located adjacent to the 4 star Palace Hotel & Casino, Douglas, Isle of Man, the Palace Cinema is equipped with Dolby digital...
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Located adjacent to the 4 star Palace Hotel & Casino, Douglas, Isle of Man, the Palace Cinema is equipped with Dolby digital sound, and the latest 3D technology, at an invest of almost £200,000. The Palace Cinema houses two screens, showing up to eight films a day at peak periods. Screen One has a seating capacity of 319 and Screen Two can seat 119. The complex is also available for private daytime hire for presentations or meetings and for exclusive evening film performances.
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"A surprisingly big range of animals in an interesting layout themed around continents or countries. Nuice friendly cafe with a fair range of food. Would have liked to have Fairtrade tea or coffee on the menu as the Isle of man is a Fairtrade Island and the wildlife park is all about sustainability a..."nd good environmental practice.
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"We felt a part of the old village life. Amazed at how whole families lived in such tiny cottages. Loved the ancient breed of sheep - spectacular horns. The quilting was inspiring. Such a good idea to see old crafts actually being performed. Nice to see everyone in costume. Lovely cafe too. "
"Very interesting film about the IOM. Helped us decide on things we wanted to see especially geological features, natural history and ancient crosses and gravestones. Very interesting displays. never seen so many Viking coins. We had lovley home made soup in the little cafe too. Will return as we rea..."ched saturation point. Definitely worth a second trip.
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