Cornwall Attractions
Bude Area
Tintagel Castle Tintagel
Set on the rugged and awe-inspiring north Cornwall Atlantic coast stands the remains of the 13th century castle. Tintagel has an air of myth and mystery associated with King Arthur and Merlin the magician. Special events during the summer.
Tintagel Old Post Office Tintagel
Nestling among the modern buildings of Tintagel high street, this unusual and atmospheric 14th-century yeoman’s farmhouse, with a famously wavy roof, beckons the curious to explore. The name dates from the Victorian period when it briefly held a licence to be the letter-receiving station for the district. Cared for by the National Trust.
Golfing in Cornwall A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
Launceston Castle Launceston
The castle at Launceston dominates the surrounding landscape – perched on top of a large, natural mound. The Castle was the ultimate status symbol of Middle Age wealth and power. An English Heritage site.
Bude Castle Heritage Centre Bude
Formally the home of the Victorian inventor Sir Goldsworthy Gurney. The Castle is now a heritage centre with exhibition galleries, an archive with research facilities, an education room, shop and restaurant with breathtaking views over Chapel Rock and Summerleaze Beach.
Trethorne Leisure Farm Launceston
Trethorne is the ideal choice for excellent home cooked food, quality accommodation, fun and entertainment for adults and children, and all on one site! A friendly family run establishment, Trethorne has something for everyone, whatever the weather.
South West Lakes Trust The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
Hidden Valley Discovery Park Launceston
Exciting Crystal Challenges, guaranteed to keep the whole family engrossed to the end. Wonderful railways, cute farm animals, acres of woodland, fresh air, and scrumptious food.
Launceston Steam Railway Launceston
Launceston Steam Railway is a narrow gauge steam railway running from the historic Cornish town of Launceston, through the glorious Kensey Valley, to the hamlet of Newmills. Wet or dry Launceston and the Steam Railway make a great day out!
Camborne – Redruth Area
Radnor Golf and Leisure Redruth
A family run business offering comprehensive sporting and leisure facilities within one complex. A nine hole affiliated golf course, an eight bay (half enclosed) floodlit driving range, indoor ski centre and sunset bar/restaurant.
Tolgus Tin Stream Works Portreath
The last tin stream works in Cornwall, now rescued by the Trevithick Trust & Cornish Goldsmiths. A scheduled Ancient Monument.- Golfing in Cornwall
A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
- South West Lakes Trust
The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
King Edward Mine Museum Camborne
King Edward Mine Museum has won several awards for its authenticity and is part of The World Mining Heritage in Cornwall. One of our experts will be your guide and show you how the tin was processed using the original historic equipment. The mill is still in working order so it is easy to imagine working here in Edwardian times. The museum and the mill are under cover making this a great attraction for a wet day.
Cornwall Gold Redruth
An all-weather attraction with stunning retail and jewellery shops – enjoy the fun come rain or shine. One of Cornwall’s ‘FREE Admission’ family holiday attractions: whether you’re local or a tourist, the park hosts an array of great activities and fun things to do for all ages. There are beautiful floral displays which lace the twists of Tolgus Stream that runs through the centre of the park.
Poldark Mine Wendron
Poldark Mine is the only complete tin mine in Cornwall open for underground guided tours and is part of the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site. It has a special place in the story of tin mining and some consider it to be the veritable cradle of tinning as part of the site dates back to the Bronze Age. It is the location for the underground scenes in the TV series of Poldark.
Murdoch House Redruth
First recorded house lit by piped gas in the world; now the home of the “Cornish-American Connection”, Biographical Data-bank.
Redruth Town Trail Redruth
A short walk around the centre of Redruth exploring its historical, architectural and mining heritage.
Heartlands Pool
Heartlands is a FREE visitor attraction and World Heritage Site Gateway in Cornwall. Nestled just off the A30 in Pool, near Redruth in the former mining heart of Cornwall, there are 19 acres of eclectic fun to explore. State-of-the-art exhibitions, climb-on sculptures, gardens of real diversity, a giant adventure playscape for kids, art and craft studios and a unique café in the old carpenter’s workshop.
East Pool Mine Pool
A Cornish Mining World Heritage Site. Hidden away among the facade of modern Camborne and Redruth is a great legacy of Cornwall’s past. Now looked after by the National Trust.
Falmouth Area
Ocean Bowl Falmouth
Biggest & newest ten pin bowling centre in Cornwall, fun and excitement for all the family at any time of day.
Pendennis Castle Falmouth
Overlooking Falmouth, with superb views across the Fal Estuary. Throughout its 450 year history Pendennis Castle has played a vital role in protecting these shores from invasion.
Childrens Sailing Trust A charity founded on the Helford River, Cornwall in 1997 with an ambition to make sailing accessible to all. Through sailing young people develop attributes that are helpful in life and learning: how to be resilient and work with others; solve problems and make decisions independently.
- South West Lakes Trust
The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
Falmouth Art Gallery Falmouth
Housing the Falmouth Town Art Collection. Has outstanding access for those with walking difficulties, wheelchairs or pushchairs. All contributing to an outstanding gallery.
National Maritime Museum Falmouth Falmouth
The Museum to have fun in! Celebrating the sea, boats and Cornwall, this multi award winning Museum not only has 15 galleries, over five floors beautifully illustrating the past, present and future of this island nation but also offers a number of stunning exhibitions. Climb aboard the helicopter in the Search & Rescue exhibition, go back in time to the Bronze Age in 2012 BC and enjoy ever changing new exhibitions.
Glendurgan Garden Mawnan Smith
By the beautiful Helford estuary, Glendurgan is one of the great sub-tropical gardens of the South West. Exotic trees and shrubs flourish amidst open glades carpeted with wild flowers. This garden is cared for by the National Trust.- Golfing in Cornwall
A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
Trebah Garden Mawnan Smith
One of Cornwall’s great gardens, rated among the 80 most beautiful in the world, Trebah is a sub-tropical paradise set on the banks of the historic Helford River. Planting ensures colour and scent throughout the year.
Falmusic Falmouth
Provides an excellent Gig Guide for Falmouth and surrounding areas plus some listings for the rest of Cornwall. Bands and venues can sign up for free to post gigs and articles or promote a venue.
Adventureline Guided walking and exploration holidays around the dramatically varied coasts and moors of Cornwall, showing you the finest landscapes and wildlife, history and culture. Picture yourself hiking this spectacular coastline… walking through carpets of myriad wild flowers… intimately observing the seals below and the birds above… maybe even stopping for a delightful swim? Exploring the best of Cornwall on foot for over 30 years.
Helston – Lizard Area
The Old Cider Barn Lizard Peninsula
Come and enjoy tasting our wide selection of different ciders, fruit wines and meads. At the Old Cider Barn, We have for you a delicious selection of traditional still and sparkling ciders, local natural fruit juices, a large range of country wines plus many liqueurs and fruit gins as well as sparkling wines.- Poldark Mine
Wendron
Poldark Mine is the only complete tin mine in Cornwall open for underground guided tours and is part of the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site. It has a special place in the story of tin mining and some consider it to be the veritable cradle of tinning as part of the site dates back to the Bronze Age. It is the location for the underground scenes in the TV series of Poldark. 
The Flambards Experience Helston
All weather family leisure park with a unique mix of internationally acclaimed exhibitions, rides, playgrounds, shows, entertainment, gardens, Victorian village and Britain in the Blitz.
Trelowarren Estate Mawgan
Probably one of Corwall’s most historic traditional working estate, run by the same family for 600 years.- South West Lakes Trust
The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
- Golfing in Cornwall
A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
Cornish Seal Sanctuary Gweek
Cornwall’s only Seal Sanctuary and rescue centre. Experience animal welfare in action, hear about dramatic rescues and meet the seal and sea lion characters whose individual stories are brought to life during your visit. The Sanctuary is also home to fun loving otters, playful penguins, potty paddock animals and a rock pool hosting a wide range of marine creatures.
Godolphin House Godolphin Cross
One of Cornwall’s most important houses, complete with its Elizabethan stables and late medieval side garden. Godophin is a beautiful and romantic historic house and garden, where time has stood still, imparting an air of antiquity and peace. The garden is largely unchanged since the 16th century. Archaeologically rich estate walks.
Looe – Liskeard Area
- South West Lakes Trust
The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
Cotehele Calstock
This medieval house takes time to explore, and you should plan to arrive early and spend a day here. A restaurant, tea room, shop, plant sales and craft gallery will help you make the most of your visit. A National Trust property.
The Monkey Sanctuary Looe
The Monkey Sanctuary, near Looe, cares for a range of different species of monkeys; all rescued from the UK and international primate pet trades. Our visitors receive an intimate insight into a working sanctuary with keepers on hand all day to give informative talks on the centre’s residents and the wider work of the charity, Wild Futures.
The Tamar Valley Donkey Park Gunnislake
Donkey rides, adventure and toddlers’ playgrounds, nature trail, feed the rabbits, goats, ducks, pigs, lambs and calves. Disabled facilities.- Golfing in Cornwall
A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
Discerning Traveller Walking Tours Enjoy a self-guided hiking holiday at a leisurely pace, with a warm welcome at comfortable lodgings each night. Walk from Land’s End to St Ives through Bronze Age fields, by undersea tin mines and granite Cornish villages; along King Arthur’s Tintagel coast and Bodmin Moor; or from Polperro to Fowey on Cornwall’s south coast loved by Daphne Du Maurier. Optional visits to Eden. Walk light – we move your bags each day!
Adrenalin Quarry Liskeard
If you’re looking for things to do in Cornwall, try one of the UK’s biggest Zip Wire, Colossal Aqua Park, UK’s tallest Swing, Quarry Coasteering and 800m Karting Track. We can be found just off the A38 at Menheniot, between Liskeard and Saltash in East Cornwall.
Porfell Wildlife Park & Sanctuary Lanreath
A collection of exotic, wild and domesticated animals in a peaceful, tranquil setting in fifteen acres of fields bounded by streams, with woodland walks. Near Looe in South East Cornwall.
Jamaica Inn Bolventor, Bodmin Moor
Built in 1750 as a coaching inn, weary travellers would stay at the Inn after having crossed the wild and treacherous moor between Launceston and Bodmin. Nowadays Jamaica Inn is a beautiful ‘Oldy Worldy’ Inn with roaring log fires for those chilly days. The inspiration for Daphne du Maurier’s famous novel.
Newquay Area
Trerice Manor St Newlyn East
A delightfull small Elizabethan manor house, Trerice is an architectural gem hidden away from the world in a web of narrow lanes and still somehow caught in the spirit of its age. Look out for Tudor-themed family and adult workshops, family trails and special Living History days.
Beaches in Cornwall What could be better than a day at the beach in Cornwall? With many of the UK’s finest beaches, Cornwall has over 250 miles of glorious coastline for you to explore. Along with some hidden treasures, we have information on the most popular beaches in the county including the premier surfing beach at Fistral in Newquay, beautiful Carbis Bay near St Ives and the great family beach of Summerleaze in Bude.
- Discerning Traveller Walking Tours
Enjoy a self-guided hiking holiday at a leisurely pace, with a warm welcome at comfortable lodgings each night. Walk from Land’s End to St Ives through Bronze Age fields, by undersea tin mines and granite Cornish villages; along King Arthur’s Tintagel coast and Bodmin Moor; or from Polperro to Fowey on Cornwall’s south coast loved by Daphne Du Maurier. Optional visits to Eden. Walk light – we move your bags each day!
Dairyland Farm World Summercourt
Enjoy the fun of an all weather attraction providing entertainment for all ages – So much more for the whole family to enjoy… rain or shine.
Screech Owl Sanctuary St Columb Major
Here at the Screech Owl Sanctuary you will meet a large collection of owl species from all over the world and enjoy a unique chance to learn about owl conservation and education. We are located near Indian Queens, in mid Cornwall, just off the A30. We are easy to reach from towns and seaside resorts including Bodmin, Wadebridge, Padstow, Newquay and St Austell.- Golfing in Cornwall
A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
Blue Reef Aquarium Newquay
The ultimate undersea safari. From the drama of the Cornish coastline to the underwater gardens of the Mediterranean and the dazzling beauty of a Caribbean tropical reef. The Blue Reef Aquarium brings the magic of the undersea world alive through over 30 living displays, regular talks and feeding demonstrations.- South West Lakes Trust
The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
Newquay Zoo Newquay
If you enjoy lush exotic lakeside gardens in the company of free ranging mara, monkeys, wallabies and a host of fascinating birds you’ll love a visit to Newquay’s Zoological Gardens.
Lappa Valley Steam Railway St Newlyn East
Ride on three different sizes of railway – 15″ gauge steam railway, 10 1/4″ diesel railway and 7 1/4″ petrol-driven APT outline – plus at East Wheal Rose Cornish mine enjoy a great family day on our boating lake, play areas, crazy golf and turf maze.
Springfields Fun & Pony Centre St Columb Major
A Family Adventure Park with ponies, farm animals, boating and a fun barn. For all the family….whatever the weather. In addition to a wide variety of British ponies there are goats, lambs, calves, ducks, rabbits and other farm animals to feed and groom. Everyone has the opportunity to interact with the animals. Located in Mid Cornwall near St Columb Major and the A30.
Padstow – Wadebridge Area
Bodmin Jail Bodmin
Experience the life of an eighteenth century prisoner, visit the gallows, stock and underground cells, All set within 3 acres of original buildings and grounds.
St Enodoc Golf Club Rock
One of the finest links golf courses in Cornwall and the South West, with everything you would expect from a James Braid design; St Enodoc, in Rock near Padstow, has undulating fairways, firm greens, some blind shots – and all with the added bonus of some of the greatest sea and estuary views on any course in the world.
Old MacDonald’s Farm Porthcothan Bay and Treyarnon
A relaxing farm with lots of animals to see and touch, along with camping facilities, on the Cornish coast. Fun for all the family.
St Eval Kart Circuit near Mawgan Porth
Located on the North Cornwall Coast in between Newquay and Pastow, St. Eval Kart Racing Circuit is a massive outdoor 1.3km track which is designed to cater for 7 years olds and above, and for all group sizes.
Pencarrow House Washaway
A beautiful Georgian House, belonging to the Molesworth-St Aubyn Family, set in 50 acres of listed formal and woodland gardens. The house has a superb collection of pictures, furniture and porcelain. The mile-long Carriage Drive, lined with conifers, rhododendrons and camellias, was first planted in 1842. Just off the A389 between Bodmin and Wadebridge. The perfect, peaceful place for everyone, including the dog!
National Lobster Hatchery Padstow
Discover the fascinating world of lobsters and their environment. See live lobsters develop. Learn about the West Country lobster fishing industry.
Bodmin & Wenford Railway Bodmin
Enjoy views of the Cornish countryside from our steam trains running for 6½ miles between Bodmin General – Bodmin Parkway (Main Line Station) and Boscarne Junction (for the Camel Trail).
Eden Project – Cornwall’s Eco Visitor Attraction Bodelva near St Austell
Three gigantic geodesic conservatories displaying plants from around the world. The Eden Project is now an internationally established attraction.
Camel Valley Vineyard Bodmin
An award-winning vineyard at Nanstallon near Bodmin. Experince the beauty of the Camel Valley with a glass of wine from the comfort of our sun terrace. Wine tastings and sales, gift packs, regular guided tours, group visits by arrangement. Access from Camel Trail.- South West Lakes Trust
The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
Camel Creek Adventure Park St Issey and Little Petherick
With exciting new attractions, dash to Camel Creek Adventure Park. Be thrilled by the 5D Simulator Experience, swoop and soar on the Morgawr roller coaster, splash down Raging Rivers, brave The Beast or dive into 45,000 square feet of indoor play. Plus meet the cutest furry friends and gentle shire giants. It’s Maximum Fun Guaranteed!- Adventureline
Guided walking and exploration holidays around the dramatically varied coasts and moors of Cornwall, showing you the finest landscapes and wildlife, history and culture. Picture yourself hiking this spectacular coastline… walking through carpets of myriad wild flowers… intimately observing the seals below and the birds above… maybe even stopping for a delightful swim? Exploring the best of Cornwall on foot for over 30 years.
- Golfing in Cornwall
A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
Penzance – Lands End Area
St Michaels Mount Marazion
The jewel in Cornwall’s crown, this magical island has a church, a medieval castle (home of the St Aubyn family for over 300 years), an exotic garden clinging to its steep flanks, and an ancient harbour where you will find shops, restaurants and an audio-visual presentation on the history of St Michael’s Mount.
Western Discoveries Whether you want a well planned walking holiday on the stunning Southwest coast path, a hike on the moors or a guided tour of West Cornwall’s ancient monuments we offer you the best of Cornwall. From two hour walks to fully inclusive holidays, we have an option to suit you. Don’t fancy a long walk? That’s fine – our minibus tours allow you to just sit back and relax. We also offer a baggage transfer service.
The Minack Theatre Porthcurno
A uniquely situated open-air theatre on the cliffs at Porthcurno, near Lands End. The Minack theatre hosts a 17 week season of plays and musicals throughout the summer and also has a day-time visitor centre which is open all year round.
Tremenheere Sculpture Garden Gulval
Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens is a major new attraction in West Cornwall. It is set in a beautiful sheltered valley, the woods, stream and dramatic vistas provide a perfect setting for large scale exotic and sub-tropical planting. Interwoven with this there is also an evolving programme of high quality contemporary art installations.
Mousehole Bird Hospital and Sanctuary Mousehole
Founded 1928: Open daily to visitors and admission is free.- Golfing in Cornwall
A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
Trengwainton Gardens Madron
With plants from around the globe scattered throughout Trengwainton’s ten-hectare garden near Penzance, there is something to inspire around every corner. Champion magnolias and vibrant rhododendrons make way for lush banana plants and soaring echiums. Rich collection of camellias and a series of walled gardens containing many unusual shrubs.
Telegraph Museum Porthcurno Porthcurno
The Telegraph Museum Porthcurno is situated in a valley leading down to the sea, three miles from Lands End. Visit Cornwall’s secret wartime communications centre. The tunnels, built in World War II, house a unique museum of historical equipment, dating back to the 1870s.
Trereife House & Gardens Penzance
This fine Manor House is on the outskirts of Newlyn and Penzance. Open in the summer months on three days a week only, you can enjoy our beautiful gardens, our new Stableyard Cafe and guided tours of the house.
Isles of Scilly Steamship Company Penzance – Scilly Isles
Scillonian III can cater for up to 600 passengers in comfort on the cruise to the Isles of Scilly. Enjoy the cruise on a refurbished ship with improved buffet, shop and new children’s play area.- Discerning Traveller Walking Tours
Enjoy a self-guided hiking holiday at a leisurely pace, with a warm welcome at comfortable lodgings each night. Walk from Land’s End to St Ives through Bronze Age fields, by undersea tin mines and granite Cornish villages; along King Arthur’s Tintagel coast and Bodmin Moor; or from Polperro to Fowey on Cornwall’s south coast loved by Daphne Du Maurier. Optional visits to Eden. Walk light – we move your bags each day!
Lands End Sennen and Lands End
Land’s End is a unique and magical place and one of the most famous places in Britain. A place of legend and mystery, with stunning natural beauty to warm your heart. Undercover exhibitions and attractions, shopping village and Discovery Trail.
Polgoon Vineyard Penzance
An award-winning winery based in Penzance, Cornwall. The owners have developed Polgoon Vineyard from a derelict farm and outbuildings to a flourishing business producing award-winning wines and ciders. Guided tours and tastings take place at 2pm every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons, or by appointment, and last for about 2 hours.- South West Lakes Trust
The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
Geevor Tin Mine Pendeen and Trewellard
The largest mining history site in the UK. You can see how tin was mined and processed. Explore the many surface buildings and experience the conditions miners worked in as you take an underground trip through a genuine 18th century mine.
Grand Casino Amusements Penzance
We offer excellent entertainment with outstanding views, we are located in the centre of Penzance promenade with children’s adventure playground close by.
Hardy Exotics Nursery Crowlas
With the largest collection of exotic plants in the UK. An inspirational, highly educational, an adventure and enormous fun to visit.
St Austell Area
World of Model Railways Mevagissey
Trains run through finely detailed scenery with many moving accessories including fairground, steam roller, boats, chimney sweep, skiers and cable cars. Authentic ‘scratch built’ BR(S) London Transport station, cycle race, model maze (try and solve it!).- Discerning Traveller Walking Tours
Enjoy a self-guided hiking holiday at a leisurely pace, with a warm welcome at comfortable lodgings each night. Walk from Land’s End to St Ives through Bronze Age fields, by undersea tin mines and granite Cornish villages; along King Arthur’s Tintagel coast and Bodmin Moor; or from Polperro to Fowey on Cornwall’s south coast loved by Daphne Du Maurier. Optional visits to Eden. Walk light – we move your bags each day!
Charlestown Shipwreck & Heritage Centre Charlestown
The Shipwreck and historical artefacts on display in the centre are the largest private collection of this type on public display in Europe. Brought together over the last 45 to 50 years, it forms the basis of one of the most unusual and interesting collections open to the public. There are countless items from a bygone age as well as artefacts from over 150 shipwrecks.- Golfing in Cornwall
A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
St Austell Brewery Visitor Centre St Austell
More than 150 years of Cornish history. Explore St Austell Brewery’s interactive museum and learn the fascinating story of our pubs, beers, wines and spirits and about the Cornish families who created them. The brewers of ‘Tribute’ ale.
Wheal Martyn China Clay Country Park & Museum St Austell
A totally different day out – 26 acres of fun and pleasure – Historic trail, nature trail, exhibitions, audio and visual show, children’s trail and play area, pottery, picnic areas, coffee shop and gift shop – Dogs on leads welcome. We are open every day except closed Mondays from January to end of March.
Kidzworld St Austell
With the all inclusive price, explore smugglers cove, summit the tower, whoosh down slides, slow and fast, beat the digiwall climbing challenge and discover over 54,000 sq ft of ‘all weather’ adventure play. With no height restrictions on any equipment, mums, dads and even grannies can join in too.- South West Lakes Trust
The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
- Eden Project – Cornwall’s Eco Visitor Attraction
Bodelva near St Austell
Three gigantic geodesic conservatories displaying plants from around the world. The Eden Project is now an internationally established attraction. 
Lanhydrock House Lanhydrock near Bodmin
One of Cornwall’s grandest houses originally built in 1651, set in a glorious landscape of gardens, parkland and woods overlooking the valley of the Fowey River near Bodmin. Highlights include the 17th-century Long Gallery and the warren of Victorian kitchens, larders and sculleries ‘below stairs’. A flagship National Trust property.
The Lost Gardens of Heligan Mevagissey
Lost Gardens of Heligan has over 200 acres of superb working Victorian gardens and pleasure grounds together with a magnificent complex of walled gardens. Summerhouses, lawns, lakes and ponds, huge productive gardens and fruithouses, and 22-acre subtropical jungle, are just some of the delights of this ‘Sleeping Beauty’.
St Ives Area
- Western Discoveries
Whether you want a well planned walking holiday on the stunning Southwest coast path, a hike on the moors or a guided tour of West Cornwall’s ancient monuments we offer you the best of Cornwall. From two hour walks to fully inclusive holidays, we have an option to suit you. Don’t fancy a long walk? That’s fine – our minibus tours allow you to just sit back and relax. We also offer a baggage transfer service.
- Discerning Traveller Walking Tours
Enjoy a self-guided hiking holiday at a leisurely pace, with a warm welcome at comfortable lodgings each night. Walk from Land’s End to St Ives through Bronze Age fields, by undersea tin mines and granite Cornish villages; along King Arthur’s Tintagel coast and Bodmin Moor; or from Polperro to Fowey on Cornwall’s south coast loved by Daphne Du Maurier. Optional visits to Eden. Walk light – we move your bags each day!
Country Skittles St Erth
A whole host of games awaits you in the bowling arena! Serious bowling or just great fun – any number can play. A fantastic fun-filled family venue in the heart of beautiful West Cornwall.
Kidz R Us, St Ives Theatre St Ives
Kidz R Us is a Youth Theatre based in St.Ives Cornwall and a registered charity. We have our own 321 seat theatre in the centre of town, the former Wesley Chapel with a full programme of shows throughout the year.- South West Lakes Trust
The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
Tate St Ives St Ives
Be creative – there’s nothing more exciting! With the finest modern and contemporary art, fantastic family activities, and the most spectacular coastal setting, there’s something to inspire everyone at Tate St Ives. Free entry for 18s and under, and Tate Members.
Paradise Park Hayle
Home of the World Parrot Trust and Cornwall’s Conservation Park, this attraction also provides a great family day out with undercover play areas and gardens.- Golfing in Cornwall
A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
Truro Area
Royal Cornwall Museum Truro Truro
The archaeological collection ranges from the Palaeolithic to the Post-Medieval period, with an important bronze age collection of metalwork, pottery, stone and flint tools.- South West Lakes Trust
The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
- Adventureline
Guided walking and exploration holidays around the dramatically varied coasts and moors of Cornwall, showing you the finest landscapes and wildlife, history and culture. Picture yourself hiking this spectacular coastline… walking through carpets of myriad wild flowers… intimately observing the seals below and the birds above… maybe even stopping for a delightful swim? Exploring the best of Cornwall on foot for over 30 years.
Mount Hawke Skate Park Porthtowan
Mount Hawke Skate Park is a converted farm warehouse that receieved a lottery grant and turned itself into probably the best skate-park in Britain. We are located on the outskirts of the village of Mount Hawke, a couple of miles from Porthtowan and St Agnes and approximately 8 miles from the city of Truro.
Marianne Golden Portscatho
Fine Artist – Dramatically realistic and vivid paintings are inspired by the ever changing scenery in Cornwall. Paintings of the beautiful scenery in St Just in Roseland, Portscatho, St Mawes, St Anthony, Veryan.- Golfing in Cornwall
A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
Truro Cathedral Truro
Sits in the heart of Cornwall’s only city. Its gothic appearance belies its modern age; building started in 1880 and was completed by 1910. Beautiful interior with amazing stained glass. Don’t miss the bendy Nave, the story of the blue pane and the Cornubia “Land of the Saints” painting. Free Guided tours March to October. Restaurant and Shop open Mon – Sat.
Trelissick Gardens Feock and Point
This tranquil garden and estate, in the care of the National Trust, is renowned for its glorious position at the head of Carrick Roads, with panoramic views down the estuary towards Falmouth and the sea. The gardens at Trelissick are constantly evolving, with new planting and fresh ideas.
Gardens in Cornwall Cornwall is famed for its gardens, benefiting from the mild climate. This website lists details of more than 50 gardens in the county, from world-renowned visitor attractions to gardens off the beaten track and open just for a few days a year.
Hall for Cornwall Truro
Hall for Cornwall is the largest theatre in Cornwall and a regional performance venue. Located in the heart of Truro, Hall for Cornwall is conveniently located with nearby parking and all of the City’s shops and amenities close by. Throughout the year the theatre offers a packed programme of music, drama and dance with something for visitors of all ages and tastes.
Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm Goonhavern
A trip to our Cyder Farm is a day out like no other. There’s plenty to do for free – from petting our farm animals to sampling our products and picking up souvenirs in our farm shop – or you can discover all the amazing things we do with our apples by taking a tour, or tractor trip.
Blue Hills Tin Streams St Agnes
Discover skills of the ancient tinner – tin has been produced in this valley for centuries. Follow the mining process from rock to metal. A tin mining valley steeped in history, this is not a museum but a family business. We have a selection of giftware made out of Cornish tin that is won, worked, smelted and cast at Blue Hills Tin Streams.
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Bude Area
- Bude Castle Heritage Centre
Bude
Formally the home of the Victorian inventor Sir Goldsworthy Gurney. The Castle is now a heritage centre with exhibition galleries, an archive with research facilities, an education room, shop and restaurant with breathtaking views over Chapel Rock and Summerleaze Beach. - Golfing in Cornwall
A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
- Hidden Valley Discovery Park
Launceston
Exciting Crystal Challenges, guaranteed to keep the whole family engrossed to the end. Wonderful railways, cute farm animals, acres of woodland, fresh air, and scrumptious food. - Launceston Castle
Launceston
The castle at Launceston dominates the surrounding landscape – perched on top of a large, natural mound. The Castle was the ultimate status symbol of Middle Age wealth and power. An English Heritage site. - Launceston Steam Railway
Launceston
Launceston Steam Railway is a narrow gauge steam railway running from the historic Cornish town of Launceston, through the glorious Kensey Valley, to the hamlet of Newmills. Wet or dry Launceston and the Steam Railway make a great day out! - South West Lakes Trust
The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
- Tintagel Castle
Tintagel
Set on the rugged and awe-inspiring north Cornwall Atlantic coast stands the remains of the 13th century castle. Tintagel has an air of myth and mystery associated with King Arthur and Merlin the magician. Special events during the summer. - Tintagel Old Post Office
Tintagel
Nestling among the modern buildings of Tintagel high street, this unusual and atmospheric 14th-century yeoman’s farmhouse, with a famously wavy roof, beckons the curious to explore. The name dates from the Victorian period when it briefly held a licence to be the letter-receiving station for the district. Cared for by the National Trust. - Trethorne Leisure Farm
Launceston
Trethorne is the ideal choice for excellent home cooked food, quality accommodation, fun and entertainment for adults and children, and all on one site! A friendly family run establishment, Trethorne has something for everyone, whatever the weather.
Camborne – Redruth Area
- Cornwall Gold
Redruth
An all-weather attraction with stunning retail and jewellery shops – enjoy the fun come rain or shine. One of Cornwall’s ‘FREE Admission’ family holiday attractions: whether you’re local or a tourist, the park hosts an array of great activities and fun things to do for all ages. There are beautiful floral displays which lace the twists of Tolgus Stream that runs through the centre of the park. - East Pool Mine
Pool
A Cornish Mining World Heritage Site. Hidden away among the facade of modern Camborne and Redruth is a great legacy of Cornwall’s past. Now looked after by the National Trust. - Golfing in Cornwall
A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
- Heartlands
Pool
Heartlands is a FREE visitor attraction and World Heritage Site Gateway in Cornwall. Nestled just off the A30 in Pool, near Redruth in the former mining heart of Cornwall, there are 19 acres of eclectic fun to explore. State-of-the-art exhibitions, climb-on sculptures, gardens of real diversity, a giant adventure playscape for kids, art and craft studios and a unique café in the old carpenter’s workshop. - King Edward Mine Museum
Camborne
King Edward Mine Museum has won several awards for its authenticity and is part of The World Mining Heritage in Cornwall. One of our experts will be your guide and show you how the tin was processed using the original historic equipment. The mill is still in working order so it is easy to imagine working here in Edwardian times. The museum and the mill are under cover making this a great attraction for a wet day. - Murdoch House
Redruth
First recorded house lit by piped gas in the world; now the home of the “Cornish-American Connection”, Biographical Data-bank. - Poldark Mine
Wendron
Poldark Mine is the only complete tin mine in Cornwall open for underground guided tours and is part of the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site. It has a special place in the story of tin mining and some consider it to be the veritable cradle of tinning as part of the site dates back to the Bronze Age. It is the location for the underground scenes in the TV series of Poldark. - Radnor Golf and Leisure
Redruth
A family run business offering comprehensive sporting and leisure facilities within one complex. A nine hole affiliated golf course, an eight bay (half enclosed) floodlit driving range, indoor ski centre and sunset bar/restaurant. - Redruth Town Trail
Redruth
A short walk around the centre of Redruth exploring its historical, architectural and mining heritage. - South West Lakes Trust
The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
- Tolgus Tin Stream Works
Portreath
The last tin stream works in Cornwall, now rescued by the Trevithick Trust & Cornish Goldsmiths. A scheduled Ancient Monument.
Falmouth Area
- Adventureline
Guided walking and exploration holidays around the dramatically varied coasts and moors of Cornwall, showing you the finest landscapes and wildlife, history and culture. Picture yourself hiking this spectacular coastline… walking through carpets of myriad wild flowers… intimately observing the seals below and the birds above… maybe even stopping for a delightful swim? Exploring the best of Cornwall on foot for over 30 years.
- Childrens Sailing Trust
A charity founded on the Helford River, Cornwall in 1997 with an ambition to make sailing accessible to all. Through sailing young people develop attributes that are helpful in life and learning: how to be resilient and work with others; solve problems and make decisions independently.
- Falmouth Art Gallery
Falmouth
Housing the Falmouth Town Art Collection. Has outstanding access for those with walking difficulties, wheelchairs or pushchairs. All contributing to an outstanding gallery. - Falmusic
Falmouth
Provides an excellent Gig Guide for Falmouth and surrounding areas plus some listings for the rest of Cornwall. Bands and venues can sign up for free to post gigs and articles or promote a venue. - Glendurgan Garden
Mawnan Smith
By the beautiful Helford estuary, Glendurgan is one of the great sub-tropical gardens of the South West. Exotic trees and shrubs flourish amidst open glades carpeted with wild flowers. This garden is cared for by the National Trust. - Golfing in Cornwall
A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
- National Maritime Museum Falmouth
Falmouth
The Museum to have fun in! Celebrating the sea, boats and Cornwall, this multi award winning Museum not only has 15 galleries, over five floors beautifully illustrating the past, present and future of this island nation but also offers a number of stunning exhibitions. Climb aboard the helicopter in the Search & Rescue exhibition, go back in time to the Bronze Age in 2012 BC and enjoy ever changing new exhibitions. - Ocean Bowl
Falmouth
Biggest & newest ten pin bowling centre in Cornwall, fun and excitement for all the family at any time of day. - Pendennis Castle
Falmouth
Overlooking Falmouth, with superb views across the Fal Estuary. Throughout its 450 year history Pendennis Castle has played a vital role in protecting these shores from invasion. - South West Lakes Trust
The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
- Trebah Garden
Mawnan Smith
One of Cornwall’s great gardens, rated among the 80 most beautiful in the world, Trebah is a sub-tropical paradise set on the banks of the historic Helford River. Planting ensures colour and scent throughout the year.
Helston – Lizard Area
- Cornish Seal Sanctuary
Gweek
Cornwall’s only Seal Sanctuary and rescue centre. Experience animal welfare in action, hear about dramatic rescues and meet the seal and sea lion characters whose individual stories are brought to life during your visit. The Sanctuary is also home to fun loving otters, playful penguins, potty paddock animals and a rock pool hosting a wide range of marine creatures. - Godolphin House
Godolphin Cross
One of Cornwall’s most important houses, complete with its Elizabethan stables and late medieval side garden. Godophin is a beautiful and romantic historic house and garden, where time has stood still, imparting an air of antiquity and peace. The garden is largely unchanged since the 16th century. Archaeologically rich estate walks. - Golfing in Cornwall
A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
- Poldark Mine
Wendron
Poldark Mine is the only complete tin mine in Cornwall open for underground guided tours and is part of the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site. It has a special place in the story of tin mining and some consider it to be the veritable cradle of tinning as part of the site dates back to the Bronze Age. It is the location for the underground scenes in the TV series of Poldark. - South West Lakes Trust
The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
- The Flambards Experience
Helston
All weather family leisure park with a unique mix of internationally acclaimed exhibitions, rides, playgrounds, shows, entertainment, gardens, Victorian village and Britain in the Blitz. - The Old Cider Barn
Lizard Peninsula
Come and enjoy tasting our wide selection of different ciders, fruit wines and meads. At the Old Cider Barn, We have for you a delicious selection of traditional still and sparkling ciders, local natural fruit juices, a large range of country wines plus many liqueurs and fruit gins as well as sparkling wines. - Trelowarren Estate
Mawgan
Probably one of Corwall’s most historic traditional working estate, run by the same family for 600 years.
Looe – Liskeard Area
- Adrenalin Quarry
Liskeard
If you’re looking for things to do in Cornwall, try one of the UK’s biggest Zip Wire, Colossal Aqua Park, UK’s tallest Swing, Quarry Coasteering and 800m Karting Track. We can be found just off the A38 at Menheniot, between Liskeard and Saltash in East Cornwall. - Cotehele
Calstock
This medieval house takes time to explore, and you should plan to arrive early and spend a day here. A restaurant, tea room, shop, plant sales and craft gallery will help you make the most of your visit. A National Trust property. - Discerning Traveller Walking Tours
Enjoy a self-guided hiking holiday at a leisurely pace, with a warm welcome at comfortable lodgings each night. Walk from Land’s End to St Ives through Bronze Age fields, by undersea tin mines and granite Cornish villages; along King Arthur’s Tintagel coast and Bodmin Moor; or from Polperro to Fowey on Cornwall’s south coast loved by Daphne Du Maurier. Optional visits to Eden. Walk light – we move your bags each day!
- Golfing in Cornwall
A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
- Jamaica Inn
Bolventor, Bodmin Moor
Built in 1750 as a coaching inn, weary travellers would stay at the Inn after having crossed the wild and treacherous moor between Launceston and Bodmin. Nowadays Jamaica Inn is a beautiful ‘Oldy Worldy’ Inn with roaring log fires for those chilly days. The inspiration for Daphne du Maurier’s famous novel. - Porfell Wildlife Park & Sanctuary
Lanreath
A collection of exotic, wild and domesticated animals in a peaceful, tranquil setting in fifteen acres of fields bounded by streams, with woodland walks. Near Looe in South East Cornwall. - South West Lakes Trust
The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
- The Monkey Sanctuary
Looe
The Monkey Sanctuary, near Looe, cares for a range of different species of monkeys; all rescued from the UK and international primate pet trades. Our visitors receive an intimate insight into a working sanctuary with keepers on hand all day to give informative talks on the centre’s residents and the wider work of the charity, Wild Futures. - The Tamar Valley Donkey Park
Gunnislake
Donkey rides, adventure and toddlers’ playgrounds, nature trail, feed the rabbits, goats, ducks, pigs, lambs and calves. Disabled facilities.
Newquay Area
- Beaches in Cornwall
What could be better than a day at the beach in Cornwall? With many of the UK’s finest beaches, Cornwall has over 250 miles of glorious coastline for you to explore. Along with some hidden treasures, we have information on the most popular beaches in the county including the premier surfing beach at Fistral in Newquay, beautiful Carbis Bay near St Ives and the great family beach of Summerleaze in Bude.
- Blue Reef Aquarium
Newquay
The ultimate undersea safari. From the drama of the Cornish coastline to the underwater gardens of the Mediterranean and the dazzling beauty of a Caribbean tropical reef. The Blue Reef Aquarium brings the magic of the undersea world alive through over 30 living displays, regular talks and feeding demonstrations. - Dairyland Farm World
Summercourt
Enjoy the fun of an all weather attraction providing entertainment for all ages – So much more for the whole family to enjoy… rain or shine. - Discerning Traveller Walking Tours
Enjoy a self-guided hiking holiday at a leisurely pace, with a warm welcome at comfortable lodgings each night. Walk from Land’s End to St Ives through Bronze Age fields, by undersea tin mines and granite Cornish villages; along King Arthur’s Tintagel coast and Bodmin Moor; or from Polperro to Fowey on Cornwall’s south coast loved by Daphne Du Maurier. Optional visits to Eden. Walk light – we move your bags each day!
- Golfing in Cornwall
A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
- Lappa Valley Steam Railway
St Newlyn East
Ride on three different sizes of railway – 15″ gauge steam railway, 10 1/4″ diesel railway and 7 1/4″ petrol-driven APT outline – plus at East Wheal Rose Cornish mine enjoy a great family day on our boating lake, play areas, crazy golf and turf maze. - Newquay Zoo
Newquay
If you enjoy lush exotic lakeside gardens in the company of free ranging mara, monkeys, wallabies and a host of fascinating birds you’ll love a visit to Newquay’s Zoological Gardens. - Screech Owl Sanctuary
St Columb Major
Here at the Screech Owl Sanctuary you will meet a large collection of owl species from all over the world and enjoy a unique chance to learn about owl conservation and education. We are located near Indian Queens, in mid Cornwall, just off the A30. We are easy to reach from towns and seaside resorts including Bodmin, Wadebridge, Padstow, Newquay and St Austell. - South West Lakes Trust
The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
- Springfields Fun & Pony Centre
St Columb Major
A Family Adventure Park with ponies, farm animals, boating and a fun barn. For all the family….whatever the weather. In addition to a wide variety of British ponies there are goats, lambs, calves, ducks, rabbits and other farm animals to feed and groom. Everyone has the opportunity to interact with the animals. Located in Mid Cornwall near St Columb Major and the A30. - Trerice Manor
St Newlyn East
A delightfull small Elizabethan manor house, Trerice is an architectural gem hidden away from the world in a web of narrow lanes and still somehow caught in the spirit of its age. Look out for Tudor-themed family and adult workshops, family trails and special Living History days.
Padstow – Wadebridge Area
- Adventureline
Guided walking and exploration holidays around the dramatically varied coasts and moors of Cornwall, showing you the finest landscapes and wildlife, history and culture. Picture yourself hiking this spectacular coastline… walking through carpets of myriad wild flowers… intimately observing the seals below and the birds above… maybe even stopping for a delightful swim? Exploring the best of Cornwall on foot for over 30 years.
- Bodmin & Wenford Railway
Bodmin
Enjoy views of the Cornish countryside from our steam trains running for 6½ miles between Bodmin General – Bodmin Parkway (Main Line Station) and Boscarne Junction (for the Camel Trail). - Bodmin Jail
Bodmin
Experience the life of an eighteenth century prisoner, visit the gallows, stock and underground cells, All set within 3 acres of original buildings and grounds. - Camel Creek Adventure Park
St Issey and Little Petherick
With exciting new attractions, dash to Camel Creek Adventure Park. Be thrilled by the 5D Simulator Experience, swoop and soar on the Morgawr roller coaster, splash down Raging Rivers, brave The Beast or dive into 45,000 square feet of indoor play. Plus meet the cutest furry friends and gentle shire giants. It’s Maximum Fun Guaranteed! - Camel Valley Vineyard
Bodmin
An award-winning vineyard at Nanstallon near Bodmin. Experince the beauty of the Camel Valley with a glass of wine from the comfort of our sun terrace. Wine tastings and sales, gift packs, regular guided tours, group visits by arrangement. Access from Camel Trail. - Eden Project – Cornwall’s Eco Visitor Attraction
Bodelva near St Austell
Three gigantic geodesic conservatories displaying plants from around the world. The Eden Project is now an internationally established attraction. - Golfing in Cornwall
A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
- National Lobster Hatchery
Padstow
Discover the fascinating world of lobsters and their environment. See live lobsters develop. Learn about the West Country lobster fishing industry. - Old MacDonald’s Farm
Porthcothan Bay and Treyarnon
A relaxing farm with lots of animals to see and touch, along with camping facilities, on the Cornish coast. Fun for all the family. - Pencarrow House
Washaway
A beautiful Georgian House, belonging to the Molesworth-St Aubyn Family, set in 50 acres of listed formal and woodland gardens. The house has a superb collection of pictures, furniture and porcelain. The mile-long Carriage Drive, lined with conifers, rhododendrons and camellias, was first planted in 1842. Just off the A389 between Bodmin and Wadebridge. The perfect, peaceful place for everyone, including the dog! - South West Lakes Trust
The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
- St Enodoc Golf Club
Rock
One of the finest links golf courses in Cornwall and the South West, with everything you would expect from a James Braid design; St Enodoc, in Rock near Padstow, has undulating fairways, firm greens, some blind shots – and all with the added bonus of some of the greatest sea and estuary views on any course in the world. - St Eval Kart Circuit
near Mawgan Porth
Located on the North Cornwall Coast in between Newquay and Pastow, St. Eval Kart Racing Circuit is a massive outdoor 1.3km track which is designed to cater for 7 years olds and above, and for all group sizes.
Penzance – Lands End Area
- Discerning Traveller Walking Tours
Enjoy a self-guided hiking holiday at a leisurely pace, with a warm welcome at comfortable lodgings each night. Walk from Land’s End to St Ives through Bronze Age fields, by undersea tin mines and granite Cornish villages; along King Arthur’s Tintagel coast and Bodmin Moor; or from Polperro to Fowey on Cornwall’s south coast loved by Daphne Du Maurier. Optional visits to Eden. Walk light – we move your bags each day!
- Geevor Tin Mine
Pendeen and Trewellard
The largest mining history site in the UK. You can see how tin was mined and processed. Explore the many surface buildings and experience the conditions miners worked in as you take an underground trip through a genuine 18th century mine. - Golfing in Cornwall
A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
- Grand Casino Amusements
Penzance
We offer excellent entertainment with outstanding views, we are located in the centre of Penzance promenade with children’s adventure playground close by. - Hardy Exotics Nursery
Crowlas
With the largest collection of exotic plants in the UK. An inspirational, highly educational, an adventure and enormous fun to visit. - Isles of Scilly Steamship Company
Penzance – Scilly Isles
Scillonian III can cater for up to 600 passengers in comfort on the cruise to the Isles of Scilly. Enjoy the cruise on a refurbished ship with improved buffet, shop and new children’s play area. - Lands End
Sennen and Lands End
Land’s End is a unique and magical place and one of the most famous places in Britain. A place of legend and mystery, with stunning natural beauty to warm your heart. Undercover exhibitions and attractions, shopping village and Discovery Trail. - Mousehole Bird Hospital and Sanctuary
Mousehole
Founded 1928: Open daily to visitors and admission is free. - Polgoon Vineyard
Penzance
An award-winning winery based in Penzance, Cornwall. The owners have developed Polgoon Vineyard from a derelict farm and outbuildings to a flourishing business producing award-winning wines and ciders. Guided tours and tastings take place at 2pm every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons, or by appointment, and last for about 2 hours. - South West Lakes Trust
The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
- St Michaels Mount
Marazion
The jewel in Cornwall’s crown, this magical island has a church, a medieval castle (home of the St Aubyn family for over 300 years), an exotic garden clinging to its steep flanks, and an ancient harbour where you will find shops, restaurants and an audio-visual presentation on the history of St Michael’s Mount. - Telegraph Museum Porthcurno
Porthcurno
The Telegraph Museum Porthcurno is situated in a valley leading down to the sea, three miles from Lands End. Visit Cornwall’s secret wartime communications centre. The tunnels, built in World War II, house a unique museum of historical equipment, dating back to the 1870s. - The Minack Theatre
Porthcurno
A uniquely situated open-air theatre on the cliffs at Porthcurno, near Lands End. The Minack theatre hosts a 17 week season of plays and musicals throughout the summer and also has a day-time visitor centre which is open all year round. - Tremenheere Sculpture Garden
Gulval
Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens is a major new attraction in West Cornwall. It is set in a beautiful sheltered valley, the woods, stream and dramatic vistas provide a perfect setting for large scale exotic and sub-tropical planting. Interwoven with this there is also an evolving programme of high quality contemporary art installations. - Trengwainton Gardens
Madron
With plants from around the globe scattered throughout Trengwainton’s ten-hectare garden near Penzance, there is something to inspire around every corner. Champion magnolias and vibrant rhododendrons make way for lush banana plants and soaring echiums. Rich collection of camellias and a series of walled gardens containing many unusual shrubs. - Trereife House & Gardens
Penzance
This fine Manor House is on the outskirts of Newlyn and Penzance. Open in the summer months on three days a week only, you can enjoy our beautiful gardens, our new Stableyard Cafe and guided tours of the house. - Western Discoveries
Whether you want a well planned walking holiday on the stunning Southwest coast path, a hike on the moors or a guided tour of West Cornwall’s ancient monuments we offer you the best of Cornwall. From two hour walks to fully inclusive holidays, we have an option to suit you. Don’t fancy a long walk? That’s fine – our minibus tours allow you to just sit back and relax. We also offer a baggage transfer service.
St Austell Area
- Charlestown Shipwreck & Heritage Centre
Charlestown
The Shipwreck and historical artefacts on display in the centre are the largest private collection of this type on public display in Europe. Brought together over the last 45 to 50 years, it forms the basis of one of the most unusual and interesting collections open to the public. There are countless items from a bygone age as well as artefacts from over 150 shipwrecks. - Discerning Traveller Walking Tours
Enjoy a self-guided hiking holiday at a leisurely pace, with a warm welcome at comfortable lodgings each night. Walk from Land’s End to St Ives through Bronze Age fields, by undersea tin mines and granite Cornish villages; along King Arthur’s Tintagel coast and Bodmin Moor; or from Polperro to Fowey on Cornwall’s south coast loved by Daphne Du Maurier. Optional visits to Eden. Walk light – we move your bags each day!
- Eden Project – Cornwall’s Eco Visitor Attraction
Bodelva near St Austell
Three gigantic geodesic conservatories displaying plants from around the world. The Eden Project is now an internationally established attraction. - Golfing in Cornwall
A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
- Kidzworld
St Austell
With the all inclusive price, explore smugglers cove, summit the tower, whoosh down slides, slow and fast, beat the digiwall climbing challenge and discover over 54,000 sq ft of ‘all weather’ adventure play. With no height restrictions on any equipment, mums, dads and even grannies can join in too. - Lanhydrock House
Lanhydrock near Bodmin
One of Cornwall’s grandest houses originally built in 1651, set in a glorious landscape of gardens, parkland and woods overlooking the valley of the Fowey River near Bodmin. Highlights include the 17th-century Long Gallery and the warren of Victorian kitchens, larders and sculleries ‘below stairs’. A flagship National Trust property. - South West Lakes Trust
The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
- St Austell Brewery Visitor Centre
St Austell
More than 150 years of Cornish history. Explore St Austell Brewery’s interactive museum and learn the fascinating story of our pubs, beers, wines and spirits and about the Cornish families who created them. The brewers of ‘Tribute’ ale. - The Lost Gardens of Heligan
Mevagissey
Lost Gardens of Heligan has over 200 acres of superb working Victorian gardens and pleasure grounds together with a magnificent complex of walled gardens. Summerhouses, lawns, lakes and ponds, huge productive gardens and fruithouses, and 22-acre subtropical jungle, are just some of the delights of this ‘Sleeping Beauty’. - Wheal Martyn China Clay Country Park & Museum
St Austell
A totally different day out – 26 acres of fun and pleasure – Historic trail, nature trail, exhibitions, audio and visual show, children’s trail and play area, pottery, picnic areas, coffee shop and gift shop – Dogs on leads welcome. We are open every day except closed Mondays from January to end of March. - World of Model Railways
Mevagissey
Trains run through finely detailed scenery with many moving accessories including fairground, steam roller, boats, chimney sweep, skiers and cable cars. Authentic ‘scratch built’ BR(S) London Transport station, cycle race, model maze (try and solve it!).
St Ives Area
- Country Skittles
St Erth
A whole host of games awaits you in the bowling arena! Serious bowling or just great fun – any number can play. A fantastic fun-filled family venue in the heart of beautiful West Cornwall. - Discerning Traveller Walking Tours
Enjoy a self-guided hiking holiday at a leisurely pace, with a warm welcome at comfortable lodgings each night. Walk from Land’s End to St Ives through Bronze Age fields, by undersea tin mines and granite Cornish villages; along King Arthur’s Tintagel coast and Bodmin Moor; or from Polperro to Fowey on Cornwall’s south coast loved by Daphne Du Maurier. Optional visits to Eden. Walk light – we move your bags each day!
- Golfing in Cornwall
A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
- Kidz R Us, St Ives Theatre
St Ives
Kidz R Us is a Youth Theatre based in St.Ives Cornwall and a registered charity. We have our own 321 seat theatre in the centre of town, the former Wesley Chapel with a full programme of shows throughout the year. - Paradise Park
Hayle
Home of the World Parrot Trust and Cornwall’s Conservation Park, this attraction also provides a great family day out with undercover play areas and gardens. - South West Lakes Trust
The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
- Tate St Ives
St Ives
Be creative – there’s nothing more exciting! With the finest modern and contemporary art, fantastic family activities, and the most spectacular coastal setting, there’s something to inspire everyone at Tate St Ives. Free entry for 18s and under, and Tate Members. - Western Discoveries
Whether you want a well planned walking holiday on the stunning Southwest coast path, a hike on the moors or a guided tour of West Cornwall’s ancient monuments we offer you the best of Cornwall. From two hour walks to fully inclusive holidays, we have an option to suit you. Don’t fancy a long walk? That’s fine – our minibus tours allow you to just sit back and relax. We also offer a baggage transfer service.
Truro Area
- Adventureline
Guided walking and exploration holidays around the dramatically varied coasts and moors of Cornwall, showing you the finest landscapes and wildlife, history and culture. Picture yourself hiking this spectacular coastline… walking through carpets of myriad wild flowers… intimately observing the seals below and the birds above… maybe even stopping for a delightful swim? Exploring the best of Cornwall on foot for over 30 years.
- Blue Hills Tin Streams
St Agnes
Discover skills of the ancient tinner – tin has been produced in this valley for centuries. Follow the mining process from rock to metal. A tin mining valley steeped in history, this is not a museum but a family business. We have a selection of giftware made out of Cornish tin that is won, worked, smelted and cast at Blue Hills Tin Streams. - Gardens in Cornwall
Cornwall is famed for its gardens, benefiting from the mild climate. This website lists details of more than 50 gardens in the county, from world-renowned visitor attractions to gardens off the beaten track and open just for a few days a year.
- Golfing in Cornwall
A directory of the main golf courses in Cornwall.
- Hall for Cornwall
Truro
Hall for Cornwall is the largest theatre in Cornwall and a regional performance venue. Located in the heart of Truro, Hall for Cornwall is conveniently located with nearby parking and all of the City’s shops and amenities close by. Throughout the year the theatre offers a packed programme of music, drama and dance with something for visitors of all ages and tastes. - Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm
Goonhavern
A trip to our Cyder Farm is a day out like no other. There’s plenty to do for free – from petting our farm animals to sampling our products and picking up souvenirs in our farm shop – or you can discover all the amazing things we do with our apples by taking a tour, or tractor trip. - Marianne Golden
Portscatho
Fine Artist – Dramatically realistic and vivid paintings are inspired by the ever changing scenery in Cornwall. Paintings of the beautiful scenery in St Just in Roseland, Portscatho, St Mawes, St Anthony, Veryan. - Mount Hawke Skate Park
Porthtowan
Mount Hawke Skate Park is a converted farm warehouse that receieved a lottery grant and turned itself into probably the best skate-park in Britain. We are located on the outskirts of the village of Mount Hawke, a couple of miles from Porthtowan and St Agnes and approximately 8 miles from the city of Truro. - Royal Cornwall Museum Truro
Truro
The archaeological collection ranges from the Palaeolithic to the Post-Medieval period, with an important bronze age collection of metalwork, pottery, stone and flint tools. - South West Lakes Trust
The region’s largest combined environmental and recreational charity, South West Lakes Trust manages 50 inland waters. Facilities and opportunities for activities vary from site to site. At some you will find campsites, activity centres and waymarked walks. Some are ideal for coarse or trout angling, watersports, picnicking and relaxing.
- Trelissick Gardens
Feock and Point
This tranquil garden and estate, in the care of the National Trust, is renowned for its glorious position at the head of Carrick Roads, with panoramic views down the estuary towards Falmouth and the sea. The gardens at Trelissick are constantly evolving, with new planting and fresh ideas. - Truro Cathedral
Truro
Sits in the heart of Cornwall’s only city. Its gothic appearance belies its modern age; building started in 1880 and was completed by 1910. Beautiful interior with amazing stained glass. Don’t miss the bendy Nave, the story of the blue pane and the Cornubia “Land of the Saints” painting. Free Guided tours March to October. Restaurant and Shop open Mon – Sat.