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.
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