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Places To Visit near St Agnes

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Miracle Theatre Company

An excellent travelling theatre company based in Cornwall. Miracle stage classic and contemporary performances in a variety of venues across Cornwall and the West Country.

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St Agnes Museum

Lots of curiosities, an excellent mineral collection, and plenty of artefacts from St Agnes' long maritime and mining history.

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Blue Hills Tin

Real Cornish tin mined through ancient traditional methods and crafted into tin jewellery and trinkets. Learn about Cornish mining heritage and visit the shop.

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Callestick Farm

Why not indulge in some dreamy, dairy, Cornish ice cream? This family run farm has been making ice cream for over 20 years and offers an extensive range of flavours. The inviting cafe offers light lunches - and there is always the opportunity to find out how the ice cream is made!

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Cornwall Gold and Tolgus Mill

Enjoy a world of wonderful surprises - Lovely jewellery, an ancient tin mill, delicious Cornish food and fun for the kids, set in 18 acres of beautiful Cornish landscape. The perfect place to treat yourself and your family.

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Feadon Farm Wildlfe Centre

There are a whole range of wildlife acivities to explore - including a wildlife trail and moonlit walk, all accompanied by the rangers who have a wealth of local wildlife knowledge.

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Gwennap Pit

This unusual attraction was possibly a hollow created by mining activities and has remarkable acoustic properties. It became famous in the 1700's when John Wesley the founder of Methodism started preaching here. Gwennap Pit is accessible at all times and the visitor centre is open during the high season. Please view their Website for events, opening times and services.

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Healey's Cornish Cyder Farm

Enjoy the real taste of Cornwall, with lots to offer including cyder, brandy, country wines, fruit juices, jams and preserves - you are sure to find something for all the family to try!

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Little Hamlet Alpacas

Private tours for up to 12 people - get to meet Dianne's pet alpacas up close and personal, and its free! Half the herd are rescued so donations are welcomed and there is also a little craft shop to purchase alpaca products, with light refreshments available.

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Over The Moon Gallery

Full of vibrant contemporary coastal art.

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Places To Visit near St Agnes

'With 14 places to visit near St Agnes, start planning your holiday or day out using the Classic Guide's independently reviewed places to go near St Agnes.'

Miracle Theatre Company

Miracle Theatre Company

10 May 2011

An excellent travelling theatre company based in Cornwall. Miracle stage classic and contemporary performances in a variety of venues across Cornwall and the West Country.

St Agnes Museum

St Agnes Museum

16 July 2008

Lots of curiosities, an excellent mineral collection, and plenty of artefacts from St Agnes' long maritime and mining history.

Blue Hills Tin

Blue Hills Tin

Real Cornish tin mined through ancient traditional methods and crafted into tin jewellery and trinkets. Learn about Cornish mining heritage and visit the shop.

Callestick Farm

Callestick Farm

Why not indulge in some dreamy, dairy, Cornish ice cream? This family run farm has been making ice cream for over 20 years and offers an extensive range of flavours. The inviting cafe offers light lunches - and there is always the opportunity to find out how the ice cream is made!

Cornwall Gold and Tolgus Mill

Cornwall Gold and Tolgus Mill

Enjoy a world of wonderful surprises - Lovely jewellery, an ancient tin mill, delicious Cornish food and fun for the kids, set in 18 acres of beautiful Cornish landscape. The perfect place to treat yourself and your family.

Feadon Farm Wildlfe Centre

Feadon Farm Wildlfe Centre

There are a whole range of wildlife acivities to explore - including a wildlife trail and moonlit walk, all accompanied by the rangers who have a wealth of local wildlife knowledge.

Gwennap Pit

Gwennap Pit

This unusual attraction was possibly a hollow created by mining activities and has remarkable acoustic properties. It became famous in the 1700's when John Wesley the founder of Methodism started preaching here. Gwennap Pit is accessible at all times and the visitor centre is open during the high season. Please view their Website for events, opening times and services.

Healey's Cornish Cyder Farm

Healey's Cornish Cyder Farm

Enjoy the real taste of Cornwall, with lots to offer including cyder, brandy, country wines, fruit juices, jams and preserves - you are sure to find something for all the family to try!

Little Hamlet Alpacas

Little Hamlet Alpacas

Private tours for up to 12 people - get to meet Dianne's pet alpacas up close and personal, and its free! Half the herd are rescued so donations are welcomed and there is also a little craft shop to purchase alpaca products, with light refreshments available.