Welcome to one of Cornwall's newest major attractions. A fabulous place positioned in a sheltered valley with woodland and streams creating a backdrop to sub-tropical plants and contemporary art installations. The Lime Tree Cafe offers freshly prepared, homemade meals and is open all day for drinks, snacks and meals.
Wildlife abounds at this natural attraction so you won't find any cafes but there are the famous chainsaw carvings. Plus you can bring a disposable BBQ to 'Cornwall's number one picnic garden'.
Also known as the 'Giant's Table' thanks to the bones found beneath - somewhat macabre, but there's no evidence of that nowadays. An easy to access and impressive set of stones for a quick fix of cultural heritage in the far west.
Offering a unique selection of pottery and artwork run by a husband and wife team - a purchase from here is sure to always remind you of Cornwall.
A community project offering arts and crafts from local artists along with a tea room.
An Iron Age hillfort and burial chamber set at the top of a hill with fantastic views overlooking the Atlantic coast. This monument lies in open access land and is criss-crossed by several public footpaths.
An eclectic mix of Artisan crafts and all made by locals! From jewellery and glass, to ceramics and baskets, you will find a great range of products available here.
Seek out this lovely gardens in the heart of Penzance and you won't be disappointed. At any time of year the gardens are well tendered and worth a look. There's car parking nearby and a lovely cafe for a well deserved break.
This must be one of the most scenic train journeys in England. Use the new park and ride car park at St Erth and climb aboard for the short journey to St Ives. If you can, sit on the right handside of the carrige to enjoy stunning coastal views.
The world renowned Leach Pottery has a studio, museum and gallery offering exhibitions, workshops and events throughout the year. Clay days for kids take place during the school holidays and places should be booked in advance. A trip to St Ives would not be complete without a visit.
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25 June 2024
Welcome to one of Cornwall's newest major attractions. A fabulous place positioned in a sheltered valley with woodland and streams creating a backdrop to sub-tropical plants and contemporary art installations. The Lime Tree Cafe offers freshly prepared, homemade meals and is open all day for drinks, snacks and meals.
24 August 2015
Wildlife abounds at this natural attraction so you won't find any cafes but there are the famous chainsaw carvings. Plus you can bring a disposable BBQ to 'Cornwall's number one picnic garden'.
25 October 2014
Also known as the 'Giant's Table' thanks to the bones found beneath - somewhat macabre, but there's no evidence of that nowadays. An easy to access and impressive set of stones for a quick fix of cultural heritage in the far west.
13 September 2014
Offering a unique selection of pottery and artwork run by a husband and wife team - a purchase from here is sure to always remind you of Cornwall.
11 October 2012
A community project offering arts and crafts from local artists along with a tea room.
11 October 2012
An Iron Age hillfort and burial chamber set at the top of a hill with fantastic views overlooking the Atlantic coast. This monument lies in open access land and is criss-crossed by several public footpaths.
An eclectic mix of Artisan crafts and all made by locals! From jewellery and glass, to ceramics and baskets, you will find a great range of products available here.
Seek out this lovely gardens in the heart of Penzance and you won't be disappointed. At any time of year the gardens are well tendered and worth a look. There's car parking nearby and a lovely cafe for a well deserved break.
This must be one of the most scenic train journeys in England. Use the new park and ride car park at St Erth and climb aboard for the short journey to St Ives. If you can, sit on the right handside of the carrige to enjoy stunning coastal views.
The world renowned Leach Pottery has a studio, museum and gallery offering exhibitions, workshops and events throughout the year. Clay days for kids take place during the school holidays and places should be booked in advance. A trip to St Ives would not be complete without a visit.