ManxNationalHeritage

Manx National Heritage, also known as the Manx Museum and National Trust, is a registered charity dedicated to safeguarding the natural and cultural heritage of the Isle of Man. They take the lead in protecting and celebrating the rich history of the island. Their sites, including the Manx Museum, Castle Rushen, Peel Castle, Rushen Abbey, Cregneash, Grove Museum of Victorian Life, Great Laxey Wheel, and House of Manannan, offer visitors a chance to delve into the island's fascinating past.

Through film, interactive displays, and galleries, the Manx Museum tells the story of the Isle of Man's 10,000-year history. Castle Rushen, one of the best-preserved medieval castles in the world, offers a glimpse into the Isle of Man's ancient capital, while Peel Castle immerses visitors in layers of Manx history. Cregneash provides a living demonstration of a 19th and early 20th-century farming and crofting community.

Manx National Heritage also offers educational resources, workshops, and teaching materials for school visits, as well as hosting special exhibitions like the Wildlife Photographer of the Year and the Isle of Man TT Gallery. By visiting their sites and supporting their cause, you can experience and enjoy the island's finest heritage sites while helping to preserve them for future generations