The museum is celebrating its 100 years. Well worth a visit, and a new permanent exibition showing the Isle Of Man TT. The TT exibition, is new and shows the history of the TT including the trophies. There is a lot to see at the museum, with reguards the history of the isle of man.

The TT exhibit is very well done. It covers epic milestones of event in an original way, including the fans perspective. There are some great artifacts to tell the full story of this unique event, from TT condoms to Foggys' 1992 Yamaha. A highlight is getting up close to the gleaming Senior TT trophy, with the names of TT legends going back to 1907. It's well worth a visit and free too :) The staff are very knowledgeable and friendly and stored my bike kit whilst I visited.

I very well laid out set of exhibits, the staff were very helpful on arrival giving me an insight to what I would see and an advised route. The Museum is free and relies on donations, give generously. the exhibits were of great interest, each telling another part of the story. I particularly liked the Viking section and spent some time there. The jewellery in particular was amazing. A very enjoyable couple of hours spent here, the museum is well laid out and informative, with sections for the children to investigate and enjoy.

A good museum of old and new. There is a short video behind the reception telling the history of the island. The exhibits range from Neolithic to modern wars with even a TT game for people to play. Well worth o look on a wet, cold or even sunny day as it doesn’t take long to look around.

There was a lot of things to see here. A little overwhelming. Found the path through the museum confusing. TT museum was well done. Plan to spend some time here. Was recommended donation which we did.

Probably wouldn't have visited this museum but as the weather was really bad it got us out of the rain, There was much more to it than i expected and most of it was interesting and informative, i would say there was something for everyone. My husband was particularly interested in the TT races gallery. For myself it was the history of the island. Glad we went.

Great museum especially for kids. Bigger than we thought and lots of interactive activities. Our daughter loved the Mission 100 activity around the museum. Great rainy day afternoon here.

We spent an interesting morning in this lovely museum, while on holiday. Would recommend watching the film at the start of your visit. There is something for everyone to enjoy. The staff are friendly & helpful. Free entry, but a donation is suggested. We also bought a guide book.

Various rooms focusing on different aspects and period of island life. Definitely worth a visit. Shame the cafe has been closed as it’s quite a lot to walk around in one go and being able to get a cuppa seems a logical accompaniment and good source of income. I bought a 5 day Go Explore Heritage pass for an extra £22 on the basis it included free entry to national museums, but many, like this one, seem to be free anyway!

For many of us our knowledge of the Isle of Man is around the TT race. Of course, there’s more Mann and this museum is a great place to start and education as well as the thrill of TT! 1907 was first race and it’s still going on! By the way, I usually skip videos at museums but the one here is really good history of the isle.