Bread Street Gallery ^Featured

Camel Trail ^Featured

The Camel Trail is arguably the most successful recreational multi use trail in the UK, providing access to the beautiful Cornish countryside along a disused railway line between Wenfordbridge, Bodmin, Wadebridge and Padstow

Cornish Goldsmiths at Treasure Park ^Featured

Visit Cornish Goldsmith's today for some great deals on Cornwall's largest jewellery collection. They offer fantastic promotions on a wide selection of jewellery with discounts, reductions and free gifts on many lines. The Cornish Goldsmiths is the ...

Crealy Adventure Park ^Featured

Crealy Adventure Park in Wadebridge is one of Cornwall's top attractions where visitors can meet the shire horses, gentle giants of the equine world, and their foals. These stunning creatures are an endangered breed. Children can ride, feed, or cuddle ...

Dibble & Grub ^Featured

This cafe offers a laid back and relaxed setting with a cosy atmosphere.

Eden Project, Visitor Centre ^Featured

Gweal-Top Adventure Playground ^Featured

The former school has been turned into an adventure playground.

Gylly Beach Cafe ^Featured

This family run, award winning cafe is the ideal place to enjoy everything froom a relaxing coffee with a home made cake, to a tasty lunchtime treat or evening meal, using the finest local Cornish ingrediants with a culinary twist.

Lands End ^Featured

Land's End is mainland Britain’s most westerly point facing the atlantic ocean and one of the country’s most famous landmarks with a hotel, cinema and visitor attractions.

Lanhydrock House ^Featured

Lanhydrock is the perfect country house and estate, with the feel of a wealthy but unpretentious family home. After a devastating fire in 1881 the house was refurbished in the high-Victorian style, with the best in country-house design and planning, an ...

Lappa Valley ^Featured

n the unique historic setting of the Lappa Valley you will find loads of fun things to do and discover! There are three separate miniature railways running through this oasis of conservation, where wildlife thrives in a protected environment. It's a great ...

Lizard Point ^Featured

Britain's most southerly point is home to Cornwall's bird the Chough, which has protected nests here and if you visit in April/May, you will have the added bonus of seeing the cliffs covered in the brightly coloured splendour of the Hottentot Fig.

National Maritime Museum ^Featured

This multi-award winning museum located on the edge of Falmouth harbour ,delivers so much more than you might expect. Celebrating the sea, boats and Cornwall, this Visitor Attraction of the Year not only has 15 stunning galleries beautifully illustrati ...

Poldark Mine ^Featured

The site of tin mining from prehistoric times Poldark Mine boasts one of the Europe’s finest underground mine tours, described as a Jewel in the Crown of the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site. The mine tour, offers a fascinating insight into the life ...

Porthgwarra and Gwennap ^Featured

Priory Road Car Park ^Featured

Radar Key Operated Keys are available from Cornwall Council One Stop Shops, and a £3 service charge is required. For more information visit your local council office or log onto www.radar.org.uk

Reskajeage ^Featured

The coast path takes you through a mixture of maritime grassland and heathland.

Royal Cornwall Museum ^Featured

The Royal Cornwall Museum is a museum in the city of Truro, Cornwall, England. It is the oldest museum in Cornwall and the leading museum of Cornish culture. Its exhibits include minerals, an unwrapped mummy and objects relating to Cornwall’s unique c ...

Ships and Castles ^Featured

One of Falmouth's premier attractions with lots to do all year round. The spectacular glass-roofed building up on Pendennis Headland. With a leisure pool, a fully equipped fitness suite and fitness studio it’s The place to go for fitness and fun. O ...

Shipwreck & Heritage Centre ^Featured

If you are interested in finding out more about this integral part of Cornwall's heritage and its continuing relationship with the sea, there is nowhere better to visit than the Shipwreck and Heritage Centre, near St Austell.