Well worth a visit. Show your National Trust card to get free entry.
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Well worth a visit. Show your National Trust card to get free entry.
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We wanted to know more about Isle of Man's history and we had the great opportunity to visit the Castle. The guide has been more than exhaustive about the story of what happened to the Castle during the centuries. Moreover he's prepared to answer all your questions with courtesy and deep knowledge. The interior is very well preserved and is...
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A geat adventure for kids & adults to explore this ancient Castle which is in an excellent state of repair.
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This is a really great castle in great condition. This is no ruin by any means. Great views from on top of the keep and the outer walls, of Castletown, the sea and countryside. Lots of interesting displays to see in various different rooms. Be prepared for stairs if you intend to explore properly. There is also a small dungeon...
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one of the few castles with a roof,excellent guides tell a fascinating story
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The castle is well preserved and the historical info is very interesting. Even if you aren't into museums it is worth a visit for the views from the turrets over the town, out to sea, up to the hills and over to the airport.
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I really enjoyed seeing as much as I was able. The whole area was beautiful. Well worth the visit.
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In keeping with many of the other historical sites on the Island, Castle Rushen is very well presented, with a number of multimedia and interactive exhibits.
The building itself is extraordinarily well preserved, and the views from the towers are stunning.
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Been to Castle Rushen (situated in the historic capital Castletown) a few times now and have really enjoyed each visit. Its fine medieval walls are some of the most well preserved I’ve ever seen.
The Castle as we see it today was built by the rulers of Mann between the 13th and 17th centuries (although its origins go back much...
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Castle Rushen dominates Castletown yet is pretty modest in extent. However, be prepared for plenty to keep all visitors interested when inside. You can take a self-guided tour, complete with informative (but not over-bearing) guides in all the key locations.
Unlike many Castles on the mainland you can get up close to most of the features - as other visitors...
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