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The Isle of Man is a self-governing Crown dependency located in the Irish Sea between Great Britain and Ireland. This island is known to have been inhabited for over 8500 years. The Isle of Man, also known as Mann, is an attractive tourist destination and is filled with lots of exceptional scenery. Those interested in beautiful scenery, cultural richness, and nature will love holidays to The Isle of Man. Although English is the official language of The Isle of Man, it has a language of its own – Manx Gaelic, considered critically endangered due to misuse – that has been granted official status since 1985. The island’s culture, reflected in its music and art, have many influences, including Norse, Scottish, Irish, English. Manx cuisine is rich in seafood, beer, and farmed meat and produce, including the local delicacy – the meat of the 4-horned or 6-horned Manx Loaghtan sheep. Travel Center offers all inclusive holidays to make your trip to The Isle of Man a memorable one. Get in touch with one of our experts today, and leave everything to us. Book holidays to The Isle of Man with us and experience this crown dependency in the Irish Sea at its very best.
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Time Zone
UTC+00:00 hours
Airlines Flying
Ryanair, easyJet
Languages
English
Best Time to Travel
May to August
Modes of Transport
Plane, Bus, Train, Ferry
Currency Exchange Rate
1.00 GBP
TOP 10 PLACES TO VISIT
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The Town of Douglas
Douglas, the attractive small metropolis of this small island country, bordering a stunning cove into which the River Douglas runs. Walking the 2 mi boulevard with its outstanding sights over the huge inlet, taking in such monuments as the port and the Tower of Refuge; a tiny palace-like building constructed to hold shipwrecked sailors.
Douglas Head
A stony projection looking over Douglas port and approachable down famous Marine Drive. Besides its sights, it's here you'll locate the popular Grand Union Camera Obscura. Another famous artefact of the island is the ancient arena, the concrete steps and stage of which still rest in the same position.
Tynwald Day
A portion of the Manx National Week observances, it's held every July 5 since 1417 on Tynwald Hill at St John's, an historic Bronze Age burial mound. Even if you can't be there for Tynwald Day, remember to tour the ancient location and its Millennium Stone.
Manx Museum
Associating with nearly 10,000 years of island past. Exhibits comprise of replicas of rooms and home equipment of the past, and portraits by Manx designers and other British artists in the museum's National Art Gallery. Of specific record is a major selection of stuff from the Celtic and Viking eras, and more.
Castletown and Castle Rushen
Castletown, for many years the metropolis of the island, is where you'll discover Castle Rushen. Features comprise of the clock in the south tower, a distinctive sundial with 13 dials, and one of the island's prominent riches: A Celtic crucifix fetched from the small offshore enclave, the Calf of Man.
The Isle of St Patrick and Peel Castle
Outside the port in the tiny colony of Peel and connected by an embankment is the stony Isle of St Patrick on which rests Peel Castle, a magnificent red sandstone construction encircled by a striking ancient stone wall. Features consist of St Patrick's Church and the Round Tower, and the Gatehouse Tower with its sweeping sights.
The Isle of Man TT
The Tourist Trophy - now frequently familiar merely as the TT - was one of the initial ceremonial races here, detecting its source back to its first race in 1907. The lap utilised for the event, is in the north of the island. It starts and finishes in Douglas.
The Laxey Wheel and Island Railways
Situated amid Ramsey and Douglas is the small resort town of Laxey, a must-tour place for its picturesque charm and marvellous ancient appeals. An enjoyable method to travel to Laxey is by means of the Manx Electric Railway, which connects the town to both Ramsey and Douglas.
Port Erin
The attractive resort of Port Erin rests at the front of an extensive cove shielded by 400 feet high Bradda Head. This tiny colony is a significant location to start a trekking excursion of the island. For some of the island's untamed and most stunning landscape, a stroll beside the precipice to Fleshwick Cove is particularly suggested.
Cregneash Folk Village
Cregneash is where you'll discover a set of six chamber tombs familiar as the Mull Circle, or Meayll Circle. The village itself is popular for its part as a "living museum" that conserves the customary Manx way of life. Spotted around the village are well conserved 19th century farm structures and villas, most of them assembled.
