Isle of Man Steam Railway – Information & Tours

The narrow gauge Isle of Man Steam Railway runs over a 15.3 mile (24.6km) route which links Douglas, the island's capital, with Port Erin. The line was originally opened for service in the 1870s and is just a small section of what was once a much larger network of railway lines which connected many towns and villages on the Isle of Man. Passengers on the Isle of Man Steam Railway are taken on a scenic journey through verdant countryside and along the spectacular southern coastline in vintage carriages hauled by original steam locomotives bought for the railway in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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Vintage Railways of the Isle of Man

9/Aug

Mr David Kennedy

“The whole Island was excellent and for a small island surprisingly well blessed with railways of all different kinds. GRJ and their Tour Manager made the holiday vey easy.

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The Isle of Man

7/Aug

Jan Cox

“Well organised trip easy booking, the information received before travelling was great. Our guide Deborah Moss kept us informed through out the trip she even helped with ideas on our free day!! Excellent knowledge that she shared with everyone. The Ascot Hotel staff were all very friendly and helpful, the good...

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Isle of Man Steam Railway – Information & Tours

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