You are in the Isle of Man, a self-governing British Crown dependency located in Europe.
English and Manx Gaelic are spoken here.
The official currency is the Manx pound (GBP) and cash is widely used. Credit and debit cards are also accepted in most places.
The capital city is Douglas, located on the east coast. The country consists of varied geography, including hills, valleys, and coastal cliffs.
In case of emergency, dial 999 for police, ambulance, or fire services.
The local culture is a mix of British and Celtic influences. Greetings are usually friendly with a handshake or a simple 'hello'. The island has various traditions, including the annual Tynwald Day and the Manx music and dance culture.
While most people speak English in Isle of Man, it's not their only spoken language. Find here a few examples of common phrases to get you started:
See here some fun facts about Isle of Man.
The Isle of Man has a rich Viking heritage, including the annual Viking longship races.
The Isle of Man hosts the famous Isle of Man TT motorcycle race, attracting riders and spectators from around the world.
The island is steeped in folklore, with tales of fairies and mythical creatures being an integral part of Manx culture.
The Isle of Man has evidence of human settlements dating back to 6500 BC, making it a historically rich location.
The Isle of Man is known for its aerospace and engineering industry, contributing significantly to the country's economy.