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Local Guides and Maps For a selection of local guides and maps, from street plans and leisure maps to walking routes and mountain biking trails, available to purchase online, please visit Lily Publications .
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Isle of Man Map and Street Plan An essential map for getting around on the Isle of Man featuring main roads and street maps of the key towns.
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All Island Map A handy visual map of the Island, showing where you will find key visitor attractions, activities and Taste eateries around the Isle of Man and within each of the main towns.
Raad ny Foillan Coastal Footpath Guide
The Raad ny Foillan Coastal Footpath Guide will take you around the Island's premier long distance footpath section by section.
Explore some of the best coastal walking in the British Isles on cliff footpaths, quiet sandy beaches, wooded glens and farmland as you travel through a whole variety of landscapes.
Isle of Man Walking Guide
The Walking Guide contains 7 self-guided walks - each shown with instructions and a handy map .
Within its modest shores, encircled by the wild Irish Sea, this Celtic gem is home to a wealth of walks in a beautiful and diverse landscape. There’s something to suit all ages and abilities, from gentle rambles on the level to long distance footpaths with challenges for the seasoned walker.
Isle of Man Angling Guide
The Angling Guide contains everything you’ll need to know about sea and freshwater angling on the Isle of Man.
Whether you’re a keen angler, or a novice wanting to while away a few hours, you’ll find a range of locations for both freshwater and sea fishing. And if you’re looking for something different why not charter a boat and turn your hand to deep sea fishing where you can try your luck at catching crabs, lobster and even shark?
Isle of Man Guide to Road Cycling
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Isle of Man Mountain Bike Guide
Isle of Man Mountain Bike Map
The Isle of Man’s many forests contain a huge variety of cycle trails. Ranging from open gravel forest tracks to purpose built single-tracks, there really is something for every level of mountain biker.
Forests can be cycled individually or linked to make a full day’s riding by following way-marked routes that take advantage of the Island’s network of Byways and Greenway Roads.
Manx National Heritage Explore Guide
The Explore guide is brimming with information on our heritage sites and has inspiration to plan your days.
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The best way to start your visit to the Isle of Man is by visiting one of the Island’s tourist information points to help you plan what of the Island's many attractions, places to visit and things to see and do you want to include on your itinerary.
The Isle of Man Welcome centre can be found at the Sea Terminal in Douglas and is a great place to start. Visitor information centres can also be found in some of the main towns and villages around the Island, usually located in the public libraries or town commissioners’ offices. Leaflets, books, maps - some of which are free and produced in French and German - and helpful staff to answer your questions are available at most information centres.
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The Isle of Man Government also has Visitor Guides and Brochures available for download as pdfs on their website.
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The Welcome Centre, Sea Terminal
Located at the Sea Terminal on Douglas Promenade, the Isle of Man Government Welcome Centre is the Island’s multi-functional premier tourism and information centre. View
Castletown Tourist Information Point
Located within the Castletown Civic Centre on Farrants Way, the Castletown Tourist Information Point features information about the Isle of Man. View
Laxey and Lonan Heritage Visitor Information and Shop
Located within the Laxey and Lonan Heritage Trust Shop in Laxey, the Visitor Information features information about the Isle of Man. View
Peel Visitor Information Point
Located in the Manx Wildlife Trust Gift Shop in Peel, the Peel Visitor Information Point features information about the Isle of Man. View
Port Erin Visitor Information Point
Located on Bridson Street in Port Erin, the Port Erin Visitor Information Point features information about the Isle of Man. View
Ramsey Visitor Information Point
Located within the Ramsey Town Hall & Library in Parliament Square, the Ramsey Visitor Information Point features information about the Isle of Man. View
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Brochures & Guides. Local Guides and Maps. For a selection of local guides and maps, from street plans and leisure maps to walking routes and mountain biking trails, available to purchase online, please visit Lily Publications. A One Stop Guide to the Isle of Man, providing an all round view of what the Island has to offer, along with town maps ...
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The Great Union Camera Obscura is a Victorian landmark located at Douglas Head. Built in 1887, the camera obscura comprises of a darkened room of 11 lenses and mirror which enables visitors to view the surrounding area. Enjoy a 360 degree view of Douglas Harbour, the lighthouse and seascape.
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Visitor Information. The best way to start your visit to the Isle of Man is by visiting one of the Island's tourist information points to help you plan what of the Island's many attractions, places to visit and things to see and do you want to include on your itinerary. The Isle of Man Welcome centre can be found at the Sea Terminal in ...
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For all tourist information enquiries please email [email protected] or call +44 1624 686766 Monday to Saturday 8am to 6pm and Sundays (between June and September) 9am to 2pm. Tourism as a sector supports a range of employment and diversification opportunities. Events and images relating to the visitor economy.
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The Isle of Man Welcome centre can be found at the Sea Terminal in Douglas and is a great place to start. Visitor information centres can also be found in some of the main towns and villages around the Island, usually located in the public libraries or town commissioners' offices. Leaflets, books, maps - some of which are free and produced in ...
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Douglas. Isle of Man. IM1 2RG. Tel +44 (0) 1624 686 801. Fax +44 (0) 1624 686 800. Email [email protected]. In the Sea Terminal Building at the end of the promenade nearest to the town centre. This is a good place to get Tourist Information for the island. There is a large range of free information as well as books and pamphlets for sale.