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Guide to Attractions, Activities and Events in Cornwall
Days of discovery, years of memories. Explore almost 40 of our top tourist attractions. Run by Cornwall Association of Tourist Attractions
Renowned for its award winning immersive history, Bodmin Jail is a world-class experience for all the family!
Take a step back in time and experience the era of steam travel on Cornwall's Premier Steam Railway!
Europe's largest private collection of artefacts from over 150 shipwrecks. Located in a UNESCO World Heritage site, all weather and dog friendly.
This Iron Age settlement was originally occupied almost 2,000 years ago.
East Pool mine, was a metalliferous mine in the Camborne and Redruth mining area, just east of the village of Pool
Award-winning Geevor Tin Mine is the key centre for the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site. Parking is FREE.
The Helston Railway operate trains over a scenic 1.25 miles of track on Thursdays, Sundays, Bank Holiday Mondays between Easter & November
Set on a large natural mound, Launceston Castle dominates the surrounding landscape.
Steam trains through the unspoilt Kensey Valley.
Built in 1753, Lawrence House is leased to Launceston Town Council and used as a local museum and civic centre.
Unique steam-powered Cornish beam engine in action. Part of Cornwall and West Devon Mining World Heritage Site.
The Minack Theatre is Cornwall's iconic open-air theatre.
Winner of Britain's most family friendly Museum, as well as a host of other awards, National Maritime Museum Cornwall is an exceptional day out.
Explore one of Henry VIII's finest coastal fortresses with fantastic family events & breathtaking 360 degree views over Falmouth town and out to sea.
The great 13th-century circular shell-keep of Restormel still encloses the principal rooms of the castle in remarkably good condition.
One of a pair of small artillery forts built by Henry VIII in the 1530s to defend Fowey Harbour, consisting of two storeys with gun ports at ground level.
St Mawes Castle is among the best-preserved of Henry VIII's coastal artillery fortresses, and the most elaborately decorated of them all.
This iconic rocky island, crowned by a medieval church and castle, is home to the St Aubyn family and a 30-strong community of islanders
Inspiring art and breath-taking scenery meet at Tate St Ives
One of the Trust's most delightful medieval buildings, enhanced by a cottage garden.
Dig deep and discover the special ingredient in our everyday lives that still shapes Cornwall and our world today...china clay!