Kerdroya is more than a labyrinth; it’s a lasting tribute to Cornwall’s heart and soul. Emerging from the granite of Bodmin Moor, this extraordinary piece of Land Art celebrates our deep connection to the landscape as well as the ancient…

Set in a secluded valley near the Camel river, Lavethan (pronounced La-ve-than) is an ancient Cornish manor house steeped in history and surrounded by majestic trees and extensive gardens. Lavethan stands on 30 acres of land including the Grade II*…

A large C15 church with battlements and pinnacles, St Neot stands proud in the village (next door to an excellent pub), on the side of a hill which emphasises its height. The church itself is tall, wide and light. On…

St. Petroc’s Church is the largest and amongst the oldest parish churches in Cornwall. The present church dates back to 1470, although earlier churches existed on the same site from 540AD when the Welsh missionary, St. Petroc, founded a settlement.…

St Torney’s is situated in the centre of North Hill village next to the Village Hall. Website: https://www.visitchurches.org.uk/visit/our-churches/noh Parking: there is a car park next to the village hall or it is possible to park tight up against the wall…

Established in the moorland village of Altarnun in 2014, Terre Verte Gallery is a quiet cultural space and a meeting place for artists and writers in north Cornwall. The gallery shows five or six exhibitions each year, and has established…

Historic landscape gardens featuring streams, cascades, rocks and woodlands, with fine veteran and champion trees, bluebells, ornamental walled garden. Allow at least an hour for a circular walk. Some steep and rough paths, which can be slippery when wet. Stout…