Well worth a visit. Show your National Trust card to get free entry. More

A traditional Manx village, where the old ways are still the best ways. More

Cregneash is lovely in the summer when it's open - in the winter it's pretty bleak! But when they have the locals in costume, showing off their weaving/country dancing/farming knowledge, it's great for all the family. You can wander around the site for a couple of hours and then walk over to the Calf Sound (about 15 mins) or drive... More

What a great way to see a traditional Manx way of life from days gone by. We were there for Hop Tu Naa the Manx Halloween which is more a pagan new year and very enthusiastically celebrated. The Manx make the most of an occaision and this was one of them. Turnip carving which we took part in was a... More

Opened in 1938, the museum is what’s considered to be a working (or ‘living’) museum. This, essentially, means that it shows historical events that demonstrate how life in the past was performed by recreating the conditions of a given period (meaning that visitors can experience the past in a more active and participatory manner). In this case the period happens... More

Well that certainly doesn't sound like my experience, which was the total opposite on all three occasions that I visited also during July 2011. On each occasion I was treated very courteouly and with the utmost respect. I had left my National Trust at home and they still let me in for free, giving me the benefit of the doubt,... More

my partner and i always wanted to see the cregneash film location as lots of films had been done there,we got there on the worst day of our trip,in heavy storm rain,after paying our fees,we made a dash for the cafe,if it gets a dozen in its busy,there was a bus party in,and we seen a spare table away from... More