Improvements for those with limited mobility
A major visitor attraction in the south of the Island is now more accessible than ever before.
Castle Rushen re-opened its doors to the public on Saturday (26 May), following alterations to the site during the winter months.
A replacement bridge, additional ramps and electronic doors have been added, allowing greater access to parts of the site for those with limited mobility.
Director of Manx National Heritage Edmund Southworth says incorporating modern facilities into an ancient monument is challenging:
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