| St Michael’s Mount, Marazion, Cornwall TR17 0HS |
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| 01736 887822 | |
| Access to St Michael’s Mount is by ferryboat at high tide or, by walking across an ancient cobbled causeway when the tide is low. Please check website for accessibility details. |
The island world of St Michael’s Mount is one of the jewels in Cornwall’s crown. Hop on a boat – or walk across the causeway during low tide – to a community where modern life meets over a thousand years of history.
Home to the St Aubyn family as well as a small community, this iconic island is crowned by a medieval church and castle – with the oldest buildings dating to the 12th century. Immerse yourself in history, wonder at the architecture and discover the legend of Jack the Giant Killer.
Explore the sub-tropical terraced garden and enjoy breath taking views of Mount’s Bay.
This tidal island is governed by the forces of nature. Always check the website for the most up to date information before visiting.
Please check the website for the most up-to-date information.
St Michael’s Mount is steeped in more than a thousand years of history but something new and very contemporary will soon be launched on the island. The redesigned Harbour Loft will open on Monday 15 […]
St Michael’s Mount is set to extend its Local’s Pass to ensure free entry onto the Mount all year round for anyone from the West Penwith parishes that ring the historic island.
The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee will be celebrated in style at St Michael’s Mount in June with events, including the lighting of a beacon to mark this historic occasion. In advance of the event, five cherry […]
Take an open air dip in the UK’s largest and most celebrated saltwater lido. Swim outdoors at this illustrious and historic outdoor swimming pool overlooking Penzance seafront. Opened in the 1930s, the triangular art deco […]
Discover the amazing story of our interconnected world at the Museum of Global Communications — from the first undersea telegraph cables to the wonder of today’s internet. Listen to knowledgeable experts at the museum as […]
