Things to Do
Looe Weekender
18th - 20th September
A three day FREE live music event that takes places in Looe with 80+ acts in 16 local venues over the three days
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Attractions
Perranporth
Attracting surfers far and wide, with miles of golden sand, rolling dunes and a friendly town atmosphere
The Lizard
Cornwall’s most southerly gem, where dramatic cliffs, hidden coves and charming villages make it a perfect coastal escape
Truro
Truro, Cornwall’s only city, blends historic charm with beautiful architecture and a vibrant cultural life
Launceston Castle
Climb the historic tower, take in wide countryside views, and explore the ruins of one of Cornwall’s most important medieval strongholds
Lanhydrock House
A grand country house setting with elegant interiors, colourful gardens, and woodland trails
Bodmin Jail
An immersive experience through Cornwall's darker past, with real prison cells and captivating stories
Cornish Seal Sanctuary
A great day out for animal lovers of all ages
Helston
Historic market town in the heart of Cornwall
Kynance Cove
With bright turquoise water, white sand, and striking rock formations, Kynance Cove is one of Cornwall’s most scenic coastal spots
Geevor Tin Mine
Step inside to explore underground tunnels, walk through real mine buildings, and discover Cornwall’s mining history firsthand
Newlyn
Get inspired by a thriving art scene set within one of the UK’s busiest fishing ports
Carn Brea
Head up to Carn Brea for sweeping coastal views, historic landmarks, and easy walks across open moorland
Marconi Radio Station, Mullion
Discover where the first transatlantic wireless signal was sent and modern radio communication began
Goonhilly
A Lizard Peninsula heathland with rare wildlife, wartime history and the Goonhilly Earth Station
Coverack
Discover Coverack, the small fishing village, once a popular destination for smugglers
Porthleven
Visit the traditional fishing village with a growing reputation for great art and quality food
Penzance
The lively market town of Penzance has something to offer in every season
Wheal Coates Copper Mine
Wheal Coates is an iconic clifftop mine on Cornwall’s north coast, with striking engine house ruins and seabed‑deep workings
Boscastle
Make your way to Boscastle, shaped by its past as a trading port and fishing harbour, with old quays, lime kilns, and warehouses
Port Isaac
Head to the lively harbour, made famous by the TV series 'Doc Martin' and the 'Fisherman’s Friends' shanty singers
St Ives Beaches
St Ives’ beaches offer something for every kind of coastal day
St Mawes
Head to St Mawes, a harbour village known for sailing, boat trips, coastal walks, and great seafood by the water
Wadebridge
A lively riverside market town on the River Camel where you can hop straight onto the Camel Trail
Padstow
Known for its foodie scene and easy access to coastal walks, boat trips, and the Camel Trail
Mevagissey
Visit the museum and aquarium while you explore the busy traditional fishing village of Mevagissey
Rame Peninsula
Bounded by the sea to the south and Plymouth Sound to the east
Looe
Savour local seafood by the water, with a working harbour and family‑friendly beaches at Looe
Polperro
Take a walk around Polperro, one of the most picturesque villages in Cornwall
Fowey
Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this harbour town sits on a deep estuary where river meets sea
Charlestown
Be transported back in time, at the Historic harbour of Charlestown
Newquay Beaches
Boasting some of Britain’s best surf, Newquay is a lively family-friendly coastal town
Okehampton
Discover a vibrant market town on the edge of Dartmoor National Park.
Falmouth
Discover the lively harbour town with beaches and waterfront walks
Sennen Cove
An easy, relaxed seaside escape with a sandy beach, coastal walks, and nearby cafés
Land's End
Mainland Britain’s most south‑westerly point, Land's End is known for its rugged cliffs, Atlantic views, and coastal walks
Minack Theatre
The Minack Theatre, perched on top of a cliffside, is a landmark not to be missed
Alder Vineyard
Visit the multi-award winning Alder Vineyard for a fantastic day out
Morrab Gardens and Penlee Park & Gardens
Relax in these tranquil green spaces, bursting with exotic plants, beautiful paths, and peaceful corners to explore
National Maritime Museum Cornwall
Dive into the wonders of maritime history and science through interactive exhibits and displays
Tate, St Ives
A must-visit for art lovers and creative souls
Truro Farmers Market
Savor the freshest local produce, artisanal goods, and unique finds at this vibrant market in the heart of Truro
St Michael's Mount
An ancient castle on an island you can reach on foot or by boat if the tide is right
Tintagel Castle
Ancient town on the North coast of Cornwall, steeped in Arthurian myth and legend
Mount Edgcumbe House
Grade I Listed Cornish Gardens within 865 acres of country park
Pendennis Castle
Picturesque castle with stunning views and a rich history
Bude
Beautiful beaches, independent shops and centuries of history, this town on the north coast has something for everyone
Porthtowan Beach
Family-friendly, Blue Flag Award winning beach
The Lost Gardens of Heligan
Explore Victorian Productive Gardens and Pleasure Grounds along winding paths laid out over two centuries ago
Newquay Zoo
Newquay Zoo is set within 13 acres of lush tropical gardens, just a short stroll from Newquay town centre
Discovering42 - Bodmin
Discovering42 is an immersive and unique space to explore interactive, up-cycled artworks that delve into the peculiarities of science
Eden Project
Enjoy extensive outdoor gardens, contemporary artworks, performances and storytelling
Paradise Park Wildlife Sanctuary
Award-winning wildlife sanctuary offers so much for all the family
Trebah Gardens
Experience the magical essence of our sub-tropical Cornish garden