Castle Rushen is a 13th-century medieval castle in Castletown, Isle of Man. It is one of the best-preserved castles in Europe, featuring dungeons, a Great Hall, and a flag tower with stunning views.

The Old House of Keys was the meeting place for the Isle of Man's parliament from 1821 to 1874. It showcases the journey to democracy through interactive debates and exhibits about Manx political history.

Rushen Abbey was established in 1134 as a monastery and is rich in history. Visitors can explore the ruins and gardens, including archaeological remains and a walk to the historic Monk's Bridge.

The Nautical Museum in Castletown showcases the history of maritime life. It is home to the Peggy, one of the oldest yachts, and features a sail maker's workshop and fishing gallery.

Langness Peninsula is a scenic area on the Isle of Man that features a beautiful lighthouse and a lovely beach. Visitors can enjoy views of the coastline and play golf on the nearby course.