The museum was closed when we got there, so we didn't, of course, make it inside, but the walk around the outside was beautiful. We did twice. The second time, we took our time and enjoyed the views.
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The museum was closed when we got there, so we didn't, of course, make it inside, but the walk around the outside was beautiful. We did twice. The second time, we took our time and enjoyed the views.
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The castle overlooks the town of Peel. Perhaps the best reason for going into the castle are the views of the town and harbour because once inside there is not much that is intact. It really is quite a ruin and in my opinion, nothing special. You do get an informative audio guide as part of the admission fee. I...
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Well worth a visit. Handset explains what you're looking at. Show your National Trust card to get free entry.
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Visiting Peel Castle on a sunny Wednesday morning can't be beat. Learning about the rich history of the place from 800 AD to recent centuries while walking the grounds and viewing the walls, ruins of the buildings, the surrounding coastline, and the Irish Sea! Super! The fella at the entrance booth was engaging and knowledgeable. 4.5 pound entrance fee was...
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The Peel Castle is very interesting and makes you revive the atmosphere of the Viking's period. Is very well kept and the guided tour allows you to fully understand the functions of the fortified town living inside the Castle's walls. The surrounding landscape is magic as well as the Castle itself. In lucky days it's possible to admire the passage...
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beautiful views .very scenic.we loved our visit here .air was fresh .sea was clear and we could see some seals swimming in the harbour
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An ancient castle can cathedral ruin with an ancient history and glorious views over the Isle of Man. Outside the walls is also handsome with seals in the water annd fresh crab baps by the shore
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Amazing castle with areas of habitation from the Vikings onwards. Definitely worth making sure you go during the open season when you can get inside, although walking around the outside is also good fun. Next to a good, sandy beach to visit afterwards.
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This is a wonderful castle to visit, although given that the castle is derelict, it could be difficult for young children to understand what the castle may have looked like, unlike other castles on the Isle of Man (e.g. Rushen Castle in Castletown) which are more intact. The castle is a unique depiction of the development of the Isle of...
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Great views of Peel and out to sea. Really good audio commentary which was not too long!
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