Tel: 0118 971 4700
Eden Project
Bodelva
Cornwall
PL24 2SG
United Kingdom
Tel: 01726 811911
The Eden Project is an adventurous project near St Austell in Cornwall. Inside are two separate ‘biomes’ – Humid Tropical and Warm Temperate – with a huge assortment of plants from all over the world. A hugely informative and enthralling day out, the Eden Project grows even more impressive with time.
Bodelva
Cornwall
PL24 2SG
United Kingdom
Tel: 01726 811911
The Eden Project is an adventurous project near St Austell in Cornwall. Inside are two separate ‘biomes’ – Humid Tropical and Warm Temperate – with a huge assortment of plants from all over the world. A hugely informative and enthralling day out, the Eden Project grows even more impressive with time.
The Flambards Experience
Helston
Cornwall
TR13 0QA
United Kingdom
Tel: 01326 573404
The Flambards Experience is one of Cornwall’s most popular theme parks. With its thrilling rides and host of attractions, it makes a great family day out – from the white knuckle Hornet Rollercoaster and Canon River Log Flume to the fascinating Victorian Village and Britain in the Blitz exhibition, there is something to appeal to everyone.
Helston
Cornwall
TR13 0QA
United Kingdom
Tel: 01326 573404
The Flambards Experience is one of Cornwall’s most popular theme parks. With its thrilling rides and host of attractions, it makes a great family day out – from the white knuckle Hornet Rollercoaster and Canon River Log Flume to the fascinating Victorian Village and Britain in the Blitz exhibition, there is something to appeal to everyone.
Geevor Tin Mine Heritage Centre
Pendeen
Penzance
Cornwall
TR19 7EW
United Kingdom
Tel: 01736 788662
Geevor Tin Mine is situated on a lonely stretch of Cornwall’s Atlantic Coast. A working mine up until 1990, Geevor has been preserved and developed to tell the unique story of the Cornish tin mining industry. Guided underground tours and a museum bring the past to life, and let visitors find out how life was for miners in the past.
Pendeen
Penzance
Cornwall
TR19 7EW
United Kingdom
Tel: 01736 788662
Geevor Tin Mine is situated on a lonely stretch of Cornwall’s Atlantic Coast. A working mine up until 1990, Geevor has been preserved and developed to tell the unique story of the Cornish tin mining industry. Guided underground tours and a museum bring the past to life, and let visitors find out how life was for miners in the past.
Lappa Valley Steam Railway
St Newlyn East
Newquay
Cornwall
TR8 5LX
United Kingdom
Tel: 01872 510317
The Lappa Valley Steam Railway is a preserved narrow gauge line that originally ran between Newquay and Chacewater to carry tin ore. Part of the line has been kept open, and features wonderful vintage steam trains, which run along the 2-mile stretch of track through attractive Cornish scenery. There is also a boating lake, crazy golf course and a family picnic area.
St Newlyn East
Newquay
Cornwall
TR8 5LX
United Kingdom
Tel: 01872 510317
The Lappa Valley Steam Railway is a preserved narrow gauge line that originally ran between Newquay and Chacewater to carry tin ore. Part of the line has been kept open, and features wonderful vintage steam trains, which run along the 2-mile stretch of track through attractive Cornish scenery. There is also a boating lake, crazy golf course and a family picnic area.
National Maritime Museum Cornwall
Discovery Quay
Falmouth
Cornwall
TR11 3QY
United Kingdom
Tel: 01326 313388
Cornwall National Maritime Museum can be found in the famous old seaport of Falmouth. It tells the story of Cornwall’s inextricable links with the sea, and its three floors of displays, artefacts, exhibitions and reconstructions give an intriguing and thoroughly enjoyable insight into the county’s maritime heritage.
Discovery Quay
Falmouth
Cornwall
TR11 3QY
United Kingdom
Tel: 01326 313388
Cornwall National Maritime Museum can be found in the famous old seaport of Falmouth. It tells the story of Cornwall’s inextricable links with the sea, and its three floors of displays, artefacts, exhibitions and reconstructions give an intriguing and thoroughly enjoyable insight into the county’s maritime heritage.
Pendennis Castle
Falmouth
Cornwall
TR11 4LP
United Kingdom
Tel: 01326 316594
Pendennis Castle was built to protect Falmouth and the anchorage of the Carrick Roads between 1540 and 1545, as part of Henry VIII’s intensive building up of defences along the English coast. Much of the simple round castle and the later additions are still intact, and make an interesting day out, as well as affording stunning views of the surroundings.
Falmouth
Cornwall
TR11 4LP
United Kingdom
Tel: 01326 316594
Pendennis Castle was built to protect Falmouth and the anchorage of the Carrick Roads between 1540 and 1545, as part of Henry VIII’s intensive building up of defences along the English coast. Much of the simple round castle and the later additions are still intact, and make an interesting day out, as well as affording stunning views of the surroundings.
The Royal Cornwall Museum
River Street
Truro
Cornwall
TR1 2SJ
United Kingdom
Tel: 01872 272205
Truro’s Royal Cornwall Museum is the oldest museum in Cornwall, having been first founded in 1818. Here you will find a dazzling array of unique exhibitions pertaining to Cornwall – from archaeological finds to modern day artefacts, tracing the history of the county from the Stone Age to the modern day.
River Street
Truro
Cornwall
TR1 2SJ
United Kingdom
Tel: 01872 272205
Truro’s Royal Cornwall Museum is the oldest museum in Cornwall, having been first founded in 1818. Here you will find a dazzling array of unique exhibitions pertaining to Cornwall – from archaeological finds to modern day artefacts, tracing the history of the county from the Stone Age to the modern day.
St Michael’s Mount
Marazion
Cornwall
TR17 0EF
United Kingdom
Tel: 01736 710507
St Michael’s Mount is an island that was originally the site of Benedictine monastery, perched on a precarious rock off the coast of Cornwall. The dramatic castle dates from the 14th century, and is one of Cornwall’s most instantly recognisable landmarks. Accessible by ferry or on foot at low tide, St Michael’s Mount possesses a unique air of seclusion, and commands superb views of the coast and out to sea.
Marazion
Cornwall
TR17 0EF
United Kingdom
Tel: 01736 710507
St Michael’s Mount is an island that was originally the site of Benedictine monastery, perched on a precarious rock off the coast of Cornwall. The dramatic castle dates from the 14th century, and is one of Cornwall’s most instantly recognisable landmarks. Accessible by ferry or on foot at low tide, St Michael’s Mount possesses a unique air of seclusion, and commands superb views of the coast and out to sea.
Tate St Ives
Porthmeor Beach
St Ives
Cornwall
TR26 1TG
United Kingdom
Tel: 01736 796226
The Tate Gallery came to St Ives in 1993, and since then has established itself as one of the region’s favourite attractions. The striking building, a former industrial building, houses a unique collection of artworks, paintings, sculptures and ceramics. Aside from the spectacular art, the Tate Gallery has an education studio, a gift shop and a café with stunning sea views.
Porthmeor Beach
St Ives
Cornwall
TR26 1TG
United Kingdom
Tel: 01736 796226
The Tate Gallery came to St Ives in 1993, and since then has established itself as one of the region’s favourite attractions. The striking building, a former industrial building, houses a unique collection of artworks, paintings, sculptures and ceramics. Aside from the spectacular art, the Tate Gallery has an education studio, a gift shop and a café with stunning sea views.
Trelissick Gardens
Feock
Truro
Cornwall
TR3 6QL
United Kingdom
Tel: 01872 864084
Trelissick Gardens are owned by the National Trust, and cover 500 stunning acres, with views of the Carrick Roads. With a renown for exotic plants, shrubs and plants, and its wonderfully peaceful atmosphere, Trelissick Gardens are the ideal place for getting away from it all and simply relaxing.
Feock
Truro
Cornwall
TR3 6QL
United Kingdom
Tel: 01872 864084
Trelissick Gardens are owned by the National Trust, and cover 500 stunning acres, with views of the Carrick Roads. With a renown for exotic plants, shrubs and plants, and its wonderfully peaceful atmosphere, Trelissick Gardens are the ideal place for getting away from it all and simply relaxing.