All Historical Sites

Tynwald Hill

Tynwald Hill is one of the Island’s most distinctive landmarks and hosts an open-air ceremony of the Island’s parliament, Tynwald,

• Description: Explore intriguing treasures at the Cathedral, including the last three pieces of silver commissioned by Archibald Knox and

Learn about the Knockaloe Internment Camp, its history, and the internees held there, including over 23,000 German, Austro-Hungarian, and Turkish

This park takes inspiration from the history of the Isle of Man, representing the cultures of the Celts and Vikings

Overlooking Peel stands Corrin’s Folly, a stone tower built around 1806 by Thomas Corrin. Nearby is a small graveyard where

Peel Castle, constructed by the Vikings in the 11th century, stands on St Patrick’s Isle. It’s one of the Island’s

St Luke’s Church, built on the site of an old keeil, is located in the Manx countryside in the Baldwin

Known as St. Mary’s Isle, the Tower of Refuge is a small structure erected upon a partially submerged reef. It

The Villa Marina features the breath taking Gaiety Theatre, the Arcade, a concert hall with the Mighty Wurlitzer, a cinema,

The Great Laxey Wheel, also known as The Lady Isabella, is a Victorian engineering marvel, the largest surviving waterwheel of