Best of Port Erin (4K) - IOM Steam Railway Museum, Beach, Steam Railway and Tower of Refuge

This is the best of Port Erin segment of the Isle of Man episode of DIY Destinations. The host Charles Huang will visit all the Isle of Man Steam Railway Museum, a small museum first opened in 1975 showcase the history of the Isle of Man Railway from its founding in 1873 to the present. Exhibits in the museum include two engines and two coaches as well as other equipment from the railway. The royal carriages, as used by HM Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother in 1963 and by HM Queen Elizabeth II in 1972. Just a stone throw away is the Port Erin Beach, one of the best beaches on the island with numerous water sports and fishing activities. We'll return to Douglas by Isle of Man Steam Railway, the traditional steam train operating since 1873. Finally, we'll showcase the historical Tower of Refuge, a stone-built castellated structure which was erected on St Mary's Isle. Completed in 1832, originally for the purpose of offering shelter to shipwreck victims until help could arrive. Musics: Music by MBB    / mbbmusic     / mbbofficial     / mbb_music   Music by Fredji:   / fredjimusic