Things to do in Douglas

Step into the world's oldest continuous parliament, dating back over 1,000 years on the Isle of Man. Join guided tours on Mondays or Fridays to witness the island's unique legislative heritage in action.

The Tower of Refuge stands as a castle-like sanctuary built in 1832 to shelter shipwrecked sailors in Douglas Bay. View this historic landmark from the promenade or join rare guided walks during exceptionally low tides.

The Isle of Man's only licensed casino offers American roulette, blackjack, and Vegas-style slots in a vibrant setting. Complement your gaming with authentic Szechuan cuisine at the on-site Majestic Chinese Restaurant.

This national treasure chronicles 10,000 years of Isle of Man heritage through immersive exhibits. Marvel at Viking artefacts and TT racing memorabilia while enjoying the museum's free admission.

This ornate Victorian gem houses the British Isles' only surviving Corsican Trap, a unique stage mechanism. Attend an evening performance or take the guided tour to explore its richly decorated 1900s auditorium.

Step back in time on the world's oldest operational horse-drawn tram service (1876). Journey along Douglas Promenade in restored Victorian tramcars pulled by magnificent Clydesdales, enjoying scenic bay views.

The NSC in Douglas offers world-class athletic facilities, from competition pools to indoor bowling. Visitors can enjoy both serious training sessions and family-friendly activities in this vibrant sports hub.

This Victorian optical marvel projects real-time panoramic views of Douglas Harbour onto a circular table using lenses. Visit on clear afternoons when the flag signals this 1890s time capsule is open for viewing.