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Family Attractions in PenzanceThe range of family attractions in Penzance is wide, and they’re particularly perfect for those who love to be in the great outdoors. From cliff-top theatres, to famous landmarks and exotic gardens, the places to see are certainly not the usual selection found by the sea! Our selection of Penzance holiday cottages make a stunning base to get to know this west Cornwall wonder. |
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Land's EndThe most popular family attraction in Penzance was created by Mother Nature, as no visit to the area would be complete without standing on Lands End! Land’s End is probably Cornwall’s most famous landmark, and its beauty will take your breath away. This Penzance attraction is mainland Britain’s most westerly point, and the coastal views from the nearby trails are unforgettable. This isolated corner of the country offers a peaceful atmosphere and the opportunity to see the wildlife it’s home to as you explore. Also, there are family attractions available right on the site too!
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The Minack TheatreThe Minack Theatre is a spectacular Penzance attraction, whether you choose to watch a performance under the stars or visit during the day. The theatre was carved into the Cornish cliffs, and it makes an awe-inspiring sight overlooking the glistening seas below. The Minack was created in the style of an open air amphitheatre, and it’s not only a unique Penzance attraction but also makes for a truly special txperience. Actors clamour to perform beneath the skies in this theatre, which was the life-s work of one woman, the late Rowena Cade. The sub-tropical gardenssprawl around the theatre .
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Geevor Tin MineGeevor Tin Mine is a Penzance attraction sure to capture your imagination, and it’s a great way to gain an insight into the impact of mining on Cornwall. The Geevor Tin Mine is one of the country’s largest preserved mining sites and covers 2 acres of listed buildings. The area surrounding Geevor has been mined for thousands of years, and since its closure as a working mine in 1990 the site houses exhibitions and demonstrations of its days as a place of work. The attraction includes underground tours, the Hard Rock Museum and much more for all the family.
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St Michael's MountSt Michael’s Mount is a majestic Penzance attraction, and the historic island sits out at sea just 3 miles from the town. Connected to Marazion by a cobbled causeway, St Michael’s Mount is home to a fascinating village with a history spanning 1000 years, that visitors of all ages will have a great day discovering. A foreboding medieval castle peers sternly down on sub-tropical landscapes that were once trodden by the pilgrims who flocked to the mythical island. If you fancy viewing the mythical island from the water, there are boat trips available, and what better end to the visit then to sample Cornish produce in one of the island’s traditional eateries before you go?
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