We asked our Facebook followers where they take visitors when they come to the Isle of Man.
Here are some of the responses:
Denise Martin Irvine: To the fairy bridge
Paula Brockbank: All over, because the IOM is so beautiful
Anita Priestnal: Back to the airport
Thomas Kelly: A round the TT course
Gordon Cowell: Cat sanctuary
Jacquie Costain Greenwood: Loved my visit to the IOM
Grahame Henry Speed: Everywhere. Each town has its own character and history. It turly is a magical isle.
Anzhelika Mauma: Everywhere!
Tracey Brodie: The Sound
Scott Dixon: Magnetic Hill and Port Erin
Richard Taylor: L’Experience in Douglas, fantastic food
Donna Winterburn: Magnetic Hill
Susan Callow: Peel, The House of Manannan
Ian Mahon: Nowhere, cus there is nothing to do
Lauren Latham: The Sound
Richard Costain: Jurby Junk. No brainer
Jamie Turnbull: The pub yessir
Tom Maddrell: The boat in the morning
Lucy Matthews: Niarbyl
Jen Swales: Port Erin every time
Andrew J Gibbs: Jaks & The Barbary Coast
James Kennaugh: Pffft! I don’t have visitors...
Adam Drewett: Back to the airport
Liam Buckley: Janet’s corner
William Keenan: Sulby, the capital of the island
Gillian Anne Malpass: Few weeks ago we had a visitor and had limited time so took her to Douglas Head for the view - TT course - Laxey and Laxey Wheel. Lunch at the Creg
Susie Cannell Peel
Carrie Wernham: Laxey Wheel is always worth a visit. Also a walk around Peel
Nicola Curphey: Regaby Snooker Club!
Charlotte George: Drive round Dalby to Niarbyl and then to Ppeel for food and ice cream. If they like ale I take them to the Bay in Port Erin for a pint of Tail
Linda Thomas: Walk the glens, many and varied, a good stroll on Blue Point beach and a ride up Snaefell in the electric tram. The Manx Museum and the castle at Castletown were always worth a visit.
Orrible Orritt: A lap of the TT course followed with a visit to Jaks Bar & Resturant .
Dale McWilliams: When we visit we like to visit the following places, Port Erin for fish and chips, Laxey Wheel, Ramsey for a day out, The Point if it’s a nice day, Silverdale, Castle Rushen, Peel Castle and while we are there pick up bacon and kippers for bringing back to Ireland and we always try to pop in to the Creg for a bit to eat or even just a coffee.
John Bolitho: Everywhere cept Jurby junk
Pam Cooke: The wonderful thing is, it’s so small you can go anywhere!
Valerie Hall: All over the island. It’s beautiful
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