Be curious and explore the best our county has to offer. There's so much to discover! Our handy map shows you the locations of almost 40 top visitor attractions in Cornwall. Use it to plan ahead for your day out, finding out what's near you or how long it'll take to get a little further afield.
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Explore the archaeology of a medieval farm with this fascinating walking tour. On 24 June, 15 July, 30 September and 28 October 2022 learn the history of Trerice’s archaeology with a specially scheduled volunteer walking […]
The Firework-Maker’s Daughter Music by David Bruce Libretto by Glyn Maxwell based on the Novel by Philip PullmanOriginally commissioned by The Opera Group and ROH2by arrangement with Red Balloon Music, publisher Sole Agent: Bill Holab […]
VisitEngland has announced the winners of the annual Awards for Excellence, celebrating the best of the country’s tourism industry, with the South West again outperforming all other regions with 17 national winners. The announcements marked […]
Check out our top tips and useful information to help you make the most of your day out - from our recommendations on Cornwall's top attractions to information on staying safe at the beach!
The best of Cornish tourism is celebrated annually at the Cornwall Tourism Awards, and this year we were proud to sponsor the Unsung Hero category – recognising an individual working in any aspect of a tourism business who excels in their role and deserves to be applauded for their work and commitment to the industry.
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VisitEngland has announced the winners of the annual Awards for Excellence, celebrating the best of the country’s tourism industry, with the South West again outperforming all other regions with 17 national winners.
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Charlestown’s Shipwreck Treasure Museum have introduced quiet sessions to enable people with sensory processing disorders to be able to enjoy the attraction.
The inclusive multi-award-winning attraction is holding monthly quiet sessions with reduced visual and audio stimuli to provide a more comfortable and welcoming environment for visitors affected by a range of sensory issues.
