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Dupath Well
The largest and best preserved structure of its kind in Cornwall, the Dupath Well lies in a granite building that once served as an oratory and baptistry. Dupath Well has fostered legends of knights and was once visited in search of cures.
Cotehele
An extensive property by the River Tamar, Cotehele promises a fine day out. You'll see a medieval house, Cotehele Mill, Cotehele Quay, a 100 year old barge, beautiful terraced gardens and visit a branch of the National Marine Museum.
Lanhydrock
A favourite attraction in Cornwall, Lanhydrock boasts a magnificent Victorian mansion and garden. Lanhydrock offers a glimpse into the Victorian "upstairs, downstairs" lifestyle with 50 rooms including servants and Lord's quarters.
Tintagel Old Post Office
A 14th century Cornish longhouse, the Tintagel Old Post Office is a rare survivor of a type of architecture that was once typical throughout Cornwall. Backed a cottage garden, this low building is full of period oak furniture - an absolute gem.