1. Tate St Ives – A perfect location to see the local art that became famous throughout the world.
2. National Trust Houses – Lanhydrock and Cotehele to name but two
3. Take a steam train ride – Looe Valley Line, Liskeard to Looe through the wooded Looe Valley
4. Eden Project – A popular day out when the weather isn’t so good.
5. Royal Cornwall Museum, Truro – Embraces Cornish Culture from the Bronze Age to modern day.
6. Truro Cathedral – with its spires soaring high above Cornwall’s capital.
7. Castles of Pendennis and St Mawes that protect the mouth of the river at Falmouth.
8. National Maritime Museum, Falmouth – presenting the history of the town with something to suit all ages.
9. Geevor Tin Mine – Tours of the 18th Century tunnels of the UK’s largest preserved mining site.
10. You can always just enjoy a delicious Cornish Cream Tea or sample a pint of Cornish beer;enjoy a local crab sandwich or Cornish pasty and wait for the sun to reappear!

German Translation

Tags: Cornwall

Dieser Beitrag wurde am 19. Oktober 2011 at 8:37 am eingestellt und in den folgenden Kategorien gespeichert Blogs in English. RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.