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- Staying at Thie dy Vea
- What's On
- Contact & newsletters
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- Staying at Thie dy Vea
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- Contact & newsletters
Pilgrimage: The Triskelion Way
The Triskelion Way is the Island's first pilgrimage route. Thirty-six miles long, it links three significant Christian sites; Rushen Abbey, the site of a Cistercian Monastery, Peel with its old and new Cathedrals, and Maughold, site of a Celtic Christian Monastery and home to many of the Island's Celtic and Viking carved crosses. Along the way the pilgrim walks through beautiful and breathtaking scenery from coastal paths to upland trails.
Thie dy Vea is ideally placed in Peel as either a stopping off point, or as a base for walking the whole route by taking advantage of the Island's wonderful public transport links.
For more information about the Triskelion Way click through to the Pilgrimage Isle of Man website:
Thie Dy Vea is registered as a charity on the Isle of Man - Manx Charity Number 1309.
Thie Dy Vea is a limited company - number 134206 C
Registered Office - Ballawattleworth House, Tynwald Road, Peel, Isle of Man, IM5 1JP
Trustees: Canon Philip Gillespie, Judith Ann Ley, Rev'd Richard Littledale, Sheila Sutton, Simon Young.