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Horse Drawn Trams
The Douglas Horse Drawn Tram began its route in 1876 and is one of the world's oldest surviving services of its kind. The noble beasts that pull the load have the weight eased by the roller bearings fitted to the tram. The tram goes along the promenade, with signs posted at stops.
Address: Various stops in Douglas IOM Isle of Man
 +44 (0) 16 2469 6420
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Snaefell Mountain Railway
Take one of the original six tramcars up to the peak of Snaefell Mountain, the highest peak on the Isle of Man. Views of the Laxey Wheel as well as the 'six kingdoms' (England, Ireland, Scotland, Mann, Wales, and Heaven) can be seen from the summit. These restored tramcars are over one hundred years old. Trips run from Easter until fall.
Address: . Laxey IOM Isle Of Man
+44 (0) 16 2467 5222
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