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Wander around the breathtaking coast and take in the wildlife at the National Trust's St Agnes and Chapel Porth in Cornwall.

Roofed and walled in stone, this complex of passages is the largest and best-preserved of several mysterious underground tunnels associated with Cornish Iron Age settlements.

Built on a steeply sloping site, this private house was designed to exploit a sequence of classically Cornish views. Read more about the project here.

Discover the UK’s largest industrial World Heritage Site – 200 years of innovation, exciting visitor attractions, and an amazing landscape across Cornwall and west Devon.

View over the one of the settling tanks at Cligga Head Wolframite mine and beyond. Wolframite is a mineral from which tungsten can be extracted. This had an important role in the manufacture of m…

Inscription reads: "This stone brought from Boscawen Ros. St Buryan to mark the turn of the millennium was placed here by the Right Honourable George Hugh, 9th Viscount Falmouth, 26th Baron le De…

Information, photographs and plans for Seleggan Tin Smelter on the mine exploration web site www.aditnow.co.uk.

Giant's Quoit: A Sustainable Trust community project around the restoration of the scheduled ancient monument no'396. An archaeological excavation of a chamber tomb near Camborne, Cornwall; a sol…

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A trip on an Enterprise boat offers a great chance to relax while enjoying the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. www.falriver.co.uk/eb

Welcome to the Norway Inn, a well-known local landmark and a popular, historic pub in the village of Perranarworthal on the A39 between Truro and Falmouth