Explore Langmans Restaurant and its Surroundings

Cotehele Quay Gallery (4.0 miles)
Lots of different types of art to browse within this National Trust property.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk

St Mellion (2.8 miles)
Two 18 hole championship courses, one designed by Jack Nicklaus, makes this club one of the best in the West Country.
www.st-mellion.co.uk

Cotehele (4.0 miles)
A medieval house in amazing condition, with fabulous collections of armour, textiles and furniture from the period.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk

Calstock Ferry and Motor Launch Co (4.9 miles)
Ferries from Calstock to Cotehele, the beautiful National Trust property, plus evening cruises up the Tamar.
www.calstockferry.co.uk

Lower Tokenbury Equestrian Centre (4.3 miles)
Rides over Bodmin Moor and through 200 acres of private woodland.
www.lowertokenburyequestriancentre.co.uk

Calstock Boatyard (4.3 miles)
For the independent type - rowing boat hire.
www.imecalstockboatyard.co.uk

Callington (.1 miles)
Callington is nowadays a small market town, although it once was the gateway to one of the richest copper mining districts in the world. Behind the town is the 1000ft high Kit Hill, crowned by an 80ft stack built in 1858 for the winding and stamping engine of the Kit Hill Consols mine.

Calstock (4.8 miles)
Perched on the banks of the great Tamar River, the historic waterway that divides Devon and Cornwall, Calstock is a pretty village full of whitewashed cottages that tumble down to the water’s edge. The skyline is dominated by an imposing viaduct that spans the river; an endless stream of boats of all shapes and sizes sail through the arches throughout the day. It is impossible to visit Calstock without getting on the water at least once – try a trip on the Tamar Passenger Ferry – a lovely open wooden boat which plies the river between Calstock and the National Trust’s historic Cotehele Quay.