Ramsey (Isle of Man)
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Ramsey (in Manx: Rhumsaa) is the third-largest town on the Isle of Man. It is set on the coast with a magnificent backdrop of the North Barrule hills. The town has a long promenade, a busy working harbour and a wealth of small specialty shops. Ramsey also has the Mooragh Park, 40 acres of gardens and a fine boating lake with a lakeside cafeteria.
Get in
Ramsey is connected to Douglas and Laxey by the Manx Electric Railway. Alternatively there are frequent buses to Ramsey from Douglas and Peel.
See
Albert TowerThis Gothic Revival tower commemorates the visit of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in 1847. It is built on the hill from which Prince Albert viewed Ramsey.
Mooragh ParkA 19th century park with a boating lake (boats can be hired) and with a play area for children.
Grove HouseA well-preserved Victorian farm operated by Manx National Heritage.
Point of Ayrenorthernmost point of the Isle of Man.
Ballaugh Curraghswetland with a rich and varied biodiversity
Do
Eat
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Harbour Lights Café & Restaurant
phone: +44 1624 814692address: 22 St.Pauls Square
Drink
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Plough
phone: +44 1624 813323address: 46 Parliament St, IM8 1ANA pub with sports TV. Serves snacks.
Sleep
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phone: +44 1624 812368address: Ballakillingan Farm, Churchtown
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phone: +44 1624 818123address: Park Rd