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Isle of Man Government
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Isle of Man Government Crest

Tourism

The history of the Old House of Keys building is one chapter in the long, and often turbulent, history of Manx politics which stretches back to the 9th and 10th centuries when the Viking Kings ruled the Isle of Man. After it ceased to be used by the Members of the Keys, the Old House of Keys building led a chequered life. Manx National Heritage has restored the Old House of Keys to provide visitors with an insight into the political life and times of the Island. We hope that you enjoy this chapter of 'The Story of Mann' and will discover the other sites of political interest, past and present, around the Island.

Location
Castletown
Open
31st March to 4th November 2012 : Sittings take place (45mins): 11am and 3pm
Tariff
Adult £4.50, Child £2.25, Family (2+2) £11.00
Parking
Ample
Disabled access
Excellent access and facilities
landline
+ 44 (0) 1624 648000
Website
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