Explore the top attractions in Cornwall, from iconic landmarks to hidden gems. Discover the rich history and culture of this stunning region and plan your next adventure.
Getting There Carn Brea Castle and the Basset Monument are iconic landmarks nestled in the heart of Cornwall, offering visitors a glimpse into the region’s rich history and stunning landscapes. Located near Redruth, Carn Brea Castle is perched atop Carn Brea hill, providing panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and towards both the north and …
When summer fades and the children head back to school, Falmouth, one of Cornwall’s most desired destinations, reveals a quieter, more intimate side that’s ideal for couples seeking a peaceful retreat. Autumn in Falmouth offers a unique blend of pleasant weather, fewer crowds, and an opportunity to explore the town’s many attractions without the hustle …
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Getting There Carn Brea Castle and the Basset Monument are iconic landmarks nestled in the heart of Cornwall, offering visitors a glimpse into the region’s rich history and stunning landscapes. Located near Redruth, Carn Brea Castle is perched atop Carn Brea hill, providing panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. To reach this historic site, you …
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Nestled in the heart of Cornwall, Healey’s Cornish Cyder Farm is more than just a cider-making establishment; it’s a full-fledged visitor attraction that offers a fun afternoon out for the whole family. Combining traditional cider production with some fun visitor attractions, Healey’s has something for everyone, from history buffs and food enthusiasts to animal lovers …
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Pendennis Castle is not only one of the most historically significant and beautiful castles in Cornwall, it also overlooks Falmouth and is visible in various places throughout the town making it a must see on any trip to Falmouth. The castle has played various roles in in the defence of the country for hundreds of …
A visit to Cornwall’s Lizard Peninsula is a must-do on any visit to Cornwall. Jutting southward between the towns of Falmouth and Helston the Lizard is a special place. Home to some of the UK’s most stunning beaches and picturesque coves, on the Lizard you can also find some of Cornwall’s most charming and timeless …
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The Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek is well worth a visit during a stay at Trewena Cottages. Just 15 minutes or so by car on the edge of the Lizard Peninsula, it is a unique experience for the animal lovers amongst us. Established in 1958, the sanctuary is home to a diverse range of marine …
Majestic Michael rises – he whose browIs crowned with castles, and whose rocky sidesAre clad with dusky ivy; he whose base,Beat by the storms of ages, stands unmoved,Amidst the wreck of things – the changes of time,That base, encircled by the azure wavesWas once with verdue clad; the towering oaks,Whose awful shades among the Druids …
The area around Mabe Parish is unique in Cornwall for its granite quarrying heritage. It’s also unique in being home to the only Via Ferratta or ‘Iron Stairway’ In the south of England. Via Feretta Cornwall gives you the unique opportunity to get up close and personal Cornwall’s granite quarrying heritage as you ascend cliff …
Kernow Adventure Park is one of Cornwall’s best hidden adventure secrets! Located in Kessel Quarry, a short distance from Trewena Cottages, the once successful granite quarry is now flooded with spring water. Flanked by steep walls of granite the 21-acre former industrial site is now home to a bunch of fun water bound activities that’ll …