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The Complete Tourist Guide To Cornwall
ornwall is probably the
most popular UK tourist History
destination as each year Cornwall has an extensive history
thousands of people head to the that dates back to the Stone Age.
southwest. They travel in seek of The area is riddled with ancient
the stunning beaches and archaeological sites and stone
coastline, the small fishing circles, not to mention the
villages, the historic mines and hundreds of mines and tunnels.
last but not least, the world Although it is a fishing
class surf. community and has many little
harbors, it is the mining
How to Get There industry that Cornwall received
Generally, visitors travel to the majority of its income from.
Cornwall by car, bus or rail. Heavy metals were the main
However, there is a small airport production with copper and tin
in Newquay that offers connecting being the main exports. Cornwall
flights to Manchester and is now famed for its surf and
London’s Gatwick and Stansted associated lifestyle. This is a
Airports. major contributor to its primary
income source from tourism.
Accommodation
Cornwall offers a wide range of Shopping
accommodation types that include Cornwall does not compare to
hotels, guest houses, self large cities in the shopping
catering options, camping and category as it is a rural
caravan parks, and the ever community. However, Newquay,
popular bed and breakfasts. There Penzance, Truro and Falmouth are
are also many holiday homes and small towns with lots of unique
cottages scattered about the craft and clothes shops. All the
little coastal villages. small villages have convenience
stores with the odd surf shop as quick snack.
well.
Sightseeing:
Eating and drinking Cornwall has wonderful coastal
As Cornwall is a rural area, the paths that attract hundreds of
traditional English pub is the walkers each year. Lands end is
most common sight for dining. in impressive feature as it is
However, you can find all types the most southerly mainland point
of international food around the in Britain and looks out across
towns of Truro and Newquay. the Atlantic Ocean. The Eden
Cornish pasties are renowned and Project by St Austell is another
are a must if you are after a must see.
About the Author:
Dan Oldfield works and writes for Car Rentals The Car Hire Specialist. and is a free lance writer for The Villa Rental Site
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