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Nearby Attractions

• St Mawes Castle (1 Mile)* St Mawes is in lovely grounds with a breathtaking setting. It is the most picturesque of Heny VIII's costal fortresses.
  
• Lamorran House Gardens (1 Mile)* The gardens at Lamorran House are situated on the Roseland Peninsula with extensive views of St Anthony's Head and the lighthouse. The gardens enjoy a favoured microclimate in an already favoured area.
  
• Trelissick Garden (3 Miles)* Whether you are visiting Trelissick Garden to see the fantastic collection of plants which thrive in the Cornish climate, or for the splendid harbour views which can be enjoyed.
  
• Pendennis Castle (4 Miles)* Discover Cornwall's greatest fortress, journey through 450 years of history from Tudor times to World War II and discover the wartime secrets of Pendennis Castle.
  
• Penjerrick Garden (5 Miles)* Penjerrick is an uncommercialised 10-acre garden created by the 19th century Fox family.
  
• Royal Cornwall Museum (6 Miles)* The Royal Cornwall Museum (which also houses the Courtney Library: Cornish History Research Centre) is a wonderful place to find out about Cornwall, its history and its cultural heritage.
  
• Trebah Garden (6 Miles)* Trebah is a uniquely beautiful, 26 acre Cornish ravine garden - the wild and magical result of 160 years of inspired and dedicated creation.
  
• Bosvigo (6 Miles)* Beautiful gardens with rare and unusual plants and a small, specialist nursery.
  
• Glendurgan Gardens (7 Miles)* Glendurgan Gardens is one of the great sub-tropical gardens which can be found scattered throughout the mild South West of England.
  
• Caerhays Castle Gardens (8 Miles)* New plants are being tried out all the time at Caerhays which has now been designated as holders of a National Collection of Magnolias by the NCCPG.
  

Nearby Towns

• St. Mawes (1 Mile)* St. Mawes is a fashionable yachting resort beautifully situated, it lies in a sheltered spot on the Roseland Peninsula overlooking Falmouth. The lovely houses, some of them thatched, that lie along the waterfront look east to the bay.
  
• Falmouth (3 Miles)* Falmouth is the leading south coast resort, and has the third largest natural harbour in the world. The setting is superb, with four bathing beaches and a bustling waterfront marina.
  
• Veryan (5 Miles)* Veryan is best known for the five 19th century round thatched houses, each with a cross on top; they stand two at either end of the village and one in the centre.
  
• Truro (6 Miles)* Truro is Cornwall's commercial and administrative centre. Truro became fashionable during the 1800's with rich merchants whose wealth came from tin mining, at the same time it was the hub of county society.
  
• Porthallow (8 Miles)* Porthallow, situated on the south coast near the Helford river and Helston is a small village with a nice pub, a café and a few shops.
  
• Ladock (10 Miles)* Ladock is a small, unspolied and charming village in the very centre of Cornwall. It has an outstanding pub, several excellent guesthouses and a superb group accommodation at Woodland Valley Farm.
  
• Redruth (10 Miles)* Redruth's architecture bears testament to its rich mining history, celebrated each June with Murdoch Day festival. The town centre has a cinema and range of shops.
  
• Mevagissey (11 Miles)* Mevagissey is the largest working fishing port in St. Austell Bay. Cob cottages spill down to the harbour walls from the steep valley a picturesque village and one of Cornwall's most popular tourist resorts.
  
• Coverack (11 Miles)* Coverack is a tiny fishing village with its single, curved harbour wall, built in the early 1700's and now sheltering a couple of dozen small fishing and pleasure craft.
  
• St. Agnes (12 Miles)* The charming village of St. Agnes lies inland north of Truro. A mining village retaining links with its industrial past. Famous for the row of Stippy Stappy sea captain's cottages and surrounded by mine engine houses.