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What makes the Isle of Man different from anywhere else in the British Isles? Many things! The Island is a unique self-governing kingdom - a Crown dependency which belongs to neither the UK nor the European Union. It has its own parliament (called Tynwald), laws, traditions, culture, cuisine and postage stamps. But as a holiday island it is best known for its very agreeable and relaxed pace of life, along with a wealth of attractions and places to stay . And while other differences include the Manx language and currency (though English is the spoken tongue and English and UK currencies are accepted everywhere), there are also reassuring familiarities - such as driving on the left and road signs in English. |
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| How big is the Isle of Man? It is 33 miles long, 13 miles wide and covers an area of 227 square miles. More than 40% of the Island is uninhabited. |
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Where is there to stay? You're spoilt for choice! Whatever your taste and budget - from campsites to first-class hotels - the Isle of Man can accommodate you comfortably. Other popular holiday towns and resorts are Port Erin , Ramsey , Peel , Castletown , Port St Mary and Laxey . There are also many lovely villages nestling in beautiful countryside and offering idyllic rural accommodation. |
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| On the Isle of Man there's never a dull moment, whatever your age and interests. Isle of Man, Fascinating fact... Isle of Man, a wealth of attractions and places to stay |
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