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The Glorious Manx Electric Railway

Built in 1893, the Manx Electric Railway boasts the world's oldest regularly operating electric tram cars.
The 18 mile journey from Douglas to the northern town of Ramsey is regarded as one of the most scenic in the British Isles, hugging the coast for much of its route with occasional forays inland through pretty Manx villages.


Sit back, relax and enjoy the view as you pass by the glens and hills and around rugged coastlines and clifftops. In Ramsey Station why not visit the Visitor Centre which recounts the history of this splendid electric railway. The Manx Electric Railway

Along the way stop off at Laxey and explore the famous Wheel and mines or connect with the Snaefell Mountain Railway for a ride to the summit. Alight at Ballaglass and walk one of the Island's prettiest glens. From Ballajora walk to the fascinating village of Maughold.

This tramway uses original rolling stock and perfectly sets the style for a relaxed exploration of the northeastern coast of the Isle of Man.


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