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Cornwall Family AttractionsNot only is the South West renowned for its striking beaches, but the family attractions in Cornwall are also captivating and make for brilliant holidays year after year. Cornwall holiday cottages are dotted with family attractions for every season and weather, from the mysterious Tintagel Castle to the modern Eden Project! |
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The Eden ProjectThe Eden Project in St Austell transformed a disused clay mine into a beautiful landscape – created to inspire and educate. More the a million visitors per year marvel at this unique eco-attraction, and as an educational charity The Eden Project’s emphasis is not just on drawing visitors but also on engaging them with the plants, gardens and projects throughout. The Eden Project is a world class Cornwall family attraction, and it also hosts live events throughout the year too. Eden houses the world’s largest rainforest in captivity, as well as stunning botanical gardens and thousands of plants.
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Newquay ZooThe award-winning Newquay Zoo is one of the nicest family attractions in Cornwall! Set in a spectacular sub-tropical garden, visitors to Newquay Zoo will find themselves face to face with hundreds of animals, including over 130 species. Newquay Zoo is a friendly attraction, and visitors are welcome to watch feeding times, keeper talks and even join in animal encounters! Things to see as you wander the peaceful zoo include the African Savanna section, the Phillipine Species exhibit, the Tropical House and the Oriental Garden, and each is home to some fascinating residents! |
Land's EndSurely the ultimate Cornwall attraction, Land’s End, near Penzance is mainland England’s most westerly point, and the most popular outdoor attraction in Cornwall! Aside from the thrill of having your picture taken with the famous signpost, there are not only incredible views from Land’s End but also some family fun to be found too. Land’s End has a dramatic feel, as crashing waves hurl themselves against the jagged cliffs, and the Isles of Scilly perch in the distance. Attractions at Land’s End include a Doctor Who exhibition, as much of the series was filmed in the area. |
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Tintagel CastleEverybody’s heard the legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, but will a visit to his rumoured birthplace in Tintagel convince you that they might be true? Tintagel Castle is a truly romantic attraction in Cornwall, and it’s easy to see why the once-great castle is believed by many to have been the site of one of the oldest legends in English history. Tintagel Castle dates back to the 12 century, and although slightly difficult to reach, the coastal views from this ancient vantage point will make it all worthwhile! |
Blue Reef AquariumThe Blue Reef Aquarium in Newquay is located on Towan Beach – the perfect location for this exciting Cornwall attraction. The sights inside range from local marine species to tropical species by the hundred! The highlight of The Blue Reef Aquarium is the fantastic ocean exhibit, and visitors even get to walk through the underwater tunnel for a unique view of the sea life inside. The attraction is open all year round, except Christmas Day.
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