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Laxey Glen

Type:Glen

Laxey Glen

About

Laxey Glen, a favourite among tourists and locals alike, is a popular spot for families of all ages with its playground and grassed paddocks. The glens appearance, rich in mature exotic trees and natural woodland, differs significantly from the 1800 when a planting programme initially began. The pleasure ground for which the gardens were so well known came into existence when a Victorian businessman saw the potential of the then fledging tourist industry and developed various attractions. After the war, the number of visitors dramatically declined, resulting in the natural woodland environment enjoyed today.

Within the glen is the Pavillion Café and restaurant which offers refreshments and meals.

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Map & Directions

Road Directions

From Douglas, take the A2 road to Laxey. Make your way through the village and take a left just after the Laxey Glen Mills. Follow the road up to the glen.

Public Transport Directions

Laxey Glen can be accessed via car, bus or by alighting at Laxey Station on the electric tram.

By Bus: For further information regarding bus timetables visit www.bus.im By Tram: For further information regarding the electric tram visit www.iombusandrail.im/heritage

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