King Orry's Grave (Laxey)
Neolithic Archaeological Site MED Priority
Neolithic chambered tomb (~3500 BC) — among IoM's OLDEST structures. Survives in two sections (middle destroyed by road). Named after legendary Norse King Orry though 4,500 years older than him. Portal stones are impressive. WHY VISIT: Easily accessible in Laxey village. Combine with Great Laxey Mine visit (Lady Isabella waterwheel) — walk from mine to tomb covers 3,000 years of history in 1km. Adjacent fields have multi-period potential.
What You Can Find Here
Surrounding fields promising
Access Information
✅ Public
Best Season to Visit
Year-round
📍 54.235°N, 4.395°W · Isle of Man
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