Overlooking picturesque Peel harbour is the ancient castle and island fortress of Peel Castle set on St Patrick’s Isle, where you can unwrap the layers of Manx history within the castle’s magnificent walls.

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.

A well designed park, which in no way could be called a zoo. The animals live in large enclosures designed with their natural habitats in mind. Paved paths go through the enclosures, where the animals roam freely. Feeding times offer an interactive view of the...

MAMM is dedicated to the memory of those who served in a military capacity on the Island, together with those who left the Island to serve in the UK and overseas. In particular, we wish to remember and pay respect to those who lost their lives in and around the...

Welcome to Rushen Abbey, a ruined Savignac/Cistercian Abbey built on the banks of the Silverburn river in the village of Ballasalla.

The Manx Museum is bursting with artefacts and treasures unique to the Isle of Man and presents the Story of Mann through films, galleries and interactive displays. The perfect place to discover Manx history and culture, and begin your journey around our fascinating...

At Manx National Heritage, enjoy 10,000 years of the Isle of Man´s often turbulent history brought to life in an imaginative and thought-provoking way through the Story of Mann, which starts at the award-winning Manx Museum in Douglas and takes on a journey of...

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.

Situated on the harbourside in Castletown this fascinating building originates from the discovery in 1935 of the 18th century armed yacht, the ‘Peggy’, walled up in her contemporary boat cellar. The ‘Peggy’, in her original home, was generously given to the...

The Old Grammar School is a fascinating building dating back to around 1200AD when it was built as the first town church for the settlement that grew up around Castle Rushen, fortress of the Norse Kings of Mann and the Isles.