Days Out For The FamilyAlbert Tower
Historic monument
The experience
About this day out
Albert Tower is a granite tower rising 45 feet high, built to commemorate the royal visit of Prince Albert and Queen Victoria on 20 September 1847. The tower is closed to the public, but visitors can take a good look at it from the outside. It is located in the town of Ramsey, accessed through Lhergy Frissel Glen or other footpaths close by the Hairpin Corner.
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- Accessibility
- The paths to the tower are rather challenging, but do go right up to it.
- Parking
- Park near the Hairpin Corner and walk along the paths to the tower.
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