Port Isaac Pottery
2 April 2012
Elegant ceramics with watercolour style decoration and precious metals.
Places To Visit near Padstow
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Port Isaac Pottery
Elegant ceramics with watercolour style decoration and precious metals.
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Camel Creek Adventure Park
Have a fun filled family day out with lots of rides and activities. There's a roller coaster, pony rides, pets corner and swamp busters (to name a few!). Come along and join in the fun. The park is mainly wheelchair friendly but it's best to check their website for full access details.
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Chase Art Centre
Ever-changing exhibitions of art, sculpture and ceramics from renowned artists.
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Old MacDonald's Farm
An ideal place to visit with young children who can enjoy pony rides, tractors and a ride on a minature train. Animals include lambs, chickens, pigs, ponies and calves and children are welcome to bottle feed the lambs at feeding time.
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Padstow Contemporary Art Gallery
Modern art, sculpture and ceramics plus a selection of Art Nouveau art and ceramics.
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Padstow Museum
All about the changing fortunes of Padstow and its inhabitants over the last two centuries.
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Prideaux Place
Another stunning Elizabethan house with formal gardens, a deer park and lovely woodland walks. Inside you will find all kinds of historic artefacts, from art and furniture to an extensive porcelain collection.
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The Cinedrome
Centrally located near the harbour and offering cinema magic throughout the school holidays and summer season.
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The Cornish Birds of Prey Centre
50 birds of prey, including owls, hawks and falcons. Regular flying displays are held and lessons in falconry can be arranged.
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The National Lobster Hatchery
A visit to Padstow would not be complete without a visit here. See the baby lobsters growing up and the kids will love the giant lobster and crabs. The shop is crammed full of all things lobster (including choclate ones) and it's a level walk from the town centre.
Places To Visit near Padstow
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Camel Creek Adventure Park
Have a fun filled family day out with lots of rides and activities. There's a roller coaster, pony rides, pets corner and swamp busters (to name a few!). Come along and join in the fun. The park is mainly wheelchair friendly but it's best to check their website for full access details.
Chase Art Centre
Ever-changing exhibitions of art, sculpture and ceramics from renowned artists.
Old MacDonald's Farm
An ideal place to visit with young children who can enjoy pony rides, tractors and a ride on a minature train. Animals include lambs, chickens, pigs, ponies and calves and children are welcome to bottle feed the lambs at feeding time.
Padstow Contemporary Art Gallery
Modern art, sculpture and ceramics plus a selection of Art Nouveau art and ceramics.
Padstow Museum
All about the changing fortunes of Padstow and its inhabitants over the last two centuries.
Prideaux Place
Another stunning Elizabethan house with formal gardens, a deer park and lovely woodland walks. Inside you will find all kinds of historic artefacts, from art and furniture to an extensive porcelain collection.
The Cinedrome
Centrally located near the harbour and offering cinema magic throughout the school holidays and summer season.
The Cornish Birds of Prey Centre
50 birds of prey, including owls, hawks and falcons. Regular flying displays are held and lessons in falconry can be arranged.
The National Lobster Hatchery
A visit to Padstow would not be complete without a visit here. See the baby lobsters growing up and the kids will love the giant lobster and crabs. The shop is crammed full of all things lobster (including choclate ones) and it's a level walk from the town centre.