Step into living history. From clifftop castles to tin mines, Cornwall's past is everywhere.
Cornwall's story stretches back thousands of years. Explore clifftop castles, historic estates and ancient monuments, where every path has a story to tell. Whether you're following the legend of King Arthur or discovering Cornwall's industrial heritage, there's history waiting to be uncovered around every corner.
Climb lighthouse towers and ancient castles. Go underground in caves and mines. Discover engine houses, stone circles and stories carved into Cornwall.
Walk in the footsteps of kings, miners and smugglers. Tunnel deep into Cornwall's past and find yourself where legends, landscapes and history meet.
History comes alive through the seasons in Cornwall. We keep you up-to-date with the latest tours, exhibitions and heritage events.
From cliff castles to country estates and stone circles – here's where to step into Cornwall's past
Watch Cornwall's history come alive
Cornwall is home to castles, country houses, mines, museums and historic landmarks that tell the story of the county's rich past. Best Days Out Cornwall brings together the top heritage attractions across Cornwall.
From dramatic clifftop fortresses to coastal castles steeped in legend, Cornwall has some of the UK's most remarkable historic sites. Our favourites include Tintagel, Pendennis and St Michael's Mount.
Yes. Cornwall's historic mining territory is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with fascinating attractions where you can discover the stories, engineering and communities that shaped the county.
Tintagel Castle is famously associated with the legend of King Arthur and is one of Cornwall's most iconic historic attractions, attracting visitors from around the world.
Absolutely. Many historic attractions offer interactive exhibitions, trails, demonstrations and family-friendly events, making history fun and engaging for all ages.