The trans-island A1 (and hourly bus #5 or #6 from Douglas) follows a deep twelve-mile-long furrow between the northern and southern ranges from Douglas to Peel. A hill at the crossroads settlement of
ST JOHNS
, nine miles along it, is the original site of
Tynwald
, the ancient Manx government, which derives its name from the Norse
Thing Völlr
, meaning "Assembly Field". Nowadays the word refers to the Douglas-based House of Keys an... [More]
Located in a picturesque setting alongside the river Neb, Glen Helen Inn provides a modern bar, extensive a la carte menu, 14 ensuite bedrooms & function room, and beautiful glen views. The rooms are of the highest quality and have been designed with traditional furniture perfect for a countryside h... [More]