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Isle of Man Railway
The Isle of Man Railway (IMR) is a steam railway which dates back to 1873 and even
today still uses original locomotives. The railway now runs from Douglas to Port
Erin, passing through some magnificent countryside to the delightful seaside resort
Port Erin.
The journey is fifteen and a half miles, only a small portion of the 46 miles which
the railway used to cover, yet it is still the longest narrow gauge steam route
in the British Isles.
Travel back in time for a journey of pure nostalgia - from the moment you arrive
at the Victorian Douglas Station it is like stepping back in time. When you arrive
in Port Erin why not visit the Railway Museum and shop where you'll find an interesting
collection of rolling stock and railway memorabilia.
Railway Route
Douglas
Port Soderick
Santon
Ballasalla
Ronaldsway
Castletown
Ballabeg
Colby
The Level
Port St. Mary
Port Erin
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Isle of Man Tourist Attractions
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Attractions to visit in Isle of Man:
 Laxey Water Wheel, Laxey
 Groudle Glen Railway, Douglas
Gaiety Theatre, Douglas
Curraghs Wildlife Park, Ballaugh
Langness Lighthouse, Castletown
Sound Visitor Centre, Cregneash
 Snaefell Mountain Railway, Laxey
Onchan Pleasure Park, Onchan
 House of Manannan, Peel
Tower of Refuge, Douglas
 Maughold Head Lighthouse, Ramsey
Peel Bay, Bay
Peel Castle, Peel
Manx Electric Railway
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