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Cottages in Cornwall

Naturally beautiful places abound in Cornwall. One of the most famous of these is what is known as Land’s End, a spectacular coastal location. Being one of Cornwall’s foremost landmarks, a visitor centre is already available for tourists, as well as galleries and craft workshops.
Cornwall has an enormous range of accommodation and, in particular, some of England's finest cottages to rent.

Many gardens and parks have also been established to take advantage of Cornwall’s natural locations. Trengwaiton Gardens in West Cornwall, for instance, is famous for its collection of exotic trees and shrubs. Trebah Gardens, boasting a large acreage of twenty five, and Glendurgan Gardens with its famous laurel maze are other subtropical gardens that can be found in Cornwall. The Eden Project is something of a national icon.

Cornwall has its history, and has a lot of sites that aim to preserve and exhibit its heritage. Cornwall has a history of mining, and many tin mines such as Geevor Tin Mine and Poldark Mine keep this heritage alive and accessible to both natives and tourists. Mineral Tramways Discovery Centre is another establishment aiming to showcase Cornwall’s mining heritage.

Historic castles and manors are also tourist attractions in Cornwall. Pendennis Castle, the area’s greatest fortress, has been made accessible to everyone. With guided tours, visitors can experience for themselves the rich history of the fortress, from Tudor times to World War II. The fortress also offers an excellent view of Falmouth and the estuary.

Tintagel is another Cornish castle that is now a great tourist attraction. This castle is actually, according to some legends, the home of King Arthur, and is set amidst one of the most amazing parts of the coastline. Guided tours as well as storytelling activities are available for interested visitors to really be immersed into the rich history of the castle and its surrounding areas.

Many modern attractions can also be found in Cornwall. One of the most unique is Dairyland Farmworld, an actual working dairy farm that is also a theme park, allowing visitors a rare glimpse into the farming world. Goonhilly Satellite Earth Station Experience is another unique attraction, being one of the first and largest satellite earth station in the world.

Cornwall, in the United Kingdom, is a great place for tourists to explore, having its own share of tourist attractions. These range from natural attractions to historic sites to modern facilities offering the latest amenities

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