Heritage Railway

RAILWAY ATTRACTIONS AT A GLANCE

Steam Railway

Opened in 1874, the 3ft gauge line still runs with its original rolling stock for 15 miles between Douglas and Port Erin. A single trip along the scenic line takes an hour, hauled by the fleet of Beyer Peacock-built 2-4-0Ts and a solitary Dübs 0-6-0T. Refreshment facilities are available at either end.

Manx Electric Railway

The 3ft gauge

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