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Peel Castle and St Patrick's Isle

The History of Peel Castle and St Patrick's Isle

Peel Castle is built on St Patrick’s Isle, a small islet off the coast of Peel. Its namesake comes from Saint Patrick, who it is told visited the islet and brought Christianity to the Isle of Man in around 550 AD. Visiting Peel Castle is a wonderful thing to do for any visitor to the Isle of Man, especially those interested in Manx history and culture!

Blog (November 2024) - Visit Isle of Man

  • Isle of Man Winter Guide 2024
    In Seasonal

    Your Guide to a Magical Winter 2024 on the Extraordinary Isle of Man

    Winter in the Isle of Man is something special, with the community coming together to celebrate festivities, cosy culture coming to the fore, and unspoilt nature dazzling in the colder months, there’s lots to enjoy. We’ve put together a guide of our favourite nature spots, events, and places to eat and drink on the Isle of Man this winter. 

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  • Isle of Man Fairy Culture Hotspots

    Fairy Culture Hotspots on the Isle of Man

    The Isle of Man has a unique fairy culture, with both modern and historic tales signifying the importance of respecting the mooinjer veggey (Manx for little people).

    There are sites dotted across the Island that are particularly special to the fairies, with many stories of enchanting (and daunting) encounters at these locations. We’ve made a list of our favourite magical spots to run into the mooinjer veggey of the Isle of Man.

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