Isle of Man's Best Points of Interest

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There is always something to be seen on the Isle of Man. With a total area of 221 square miles, the Isle of Man has 17 parishes which contain 9 main towns or villages, 100 miles of coast with 4 separate islands and many glens, hills, plantations, rivers and, with a peak of 2,036ft, one mountain, Snaefell. View some of our most popular POI's below, or discover by location or by category to plan your own adventure.

Popular Points of Interest

Castle Rushen

Castle Rushen, in the ancient capital of Mann is a magnificently restored castle used as a museum as part of the Story...

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Douglas Head Lighthouse

Built in the 1850s - at the time it was the only sea light between the Calf of Man and Point of Ayre.   Light...

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Glen Mooar

There are actually three Glen Mooars on the Island, but this one, being one of the National Glens, is the one in the...

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North Barrule

The Isle of Man's second highest peak, North Barrule, is located in the north of the...

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Peel Castle

Peel Castle, the only one on the Island to be made of sandstone, sits just off the coast of Peel, joined only by a...

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Snaefell Mountain

Snaefell is the only mountain in the Isle of Man, standing at 2036 feet   Located in the north of the island,...

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The Welcome Centre

Located at the Sea Terminal on Douglas Promenade, the Isle of Man Government Welcome Centre is the Island’s...

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Tynwald Hill

Dating back to Viking times, Tynwald Hill is a man-made four-tiered hill in the village of St John’s and is one...

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