Attractions in cornwall

One of the most exciting attractions in Cornwall, Newquay Zoo is home to more than 1,000 of the world's rarest animals. Surrounded by 13 acres of subtropical gardens, it's a great day out for nature lovers of all ages.

This popular family attraction promises an 'underwater safari', complete with sharks, turtles and a rainbow of beautiful, colourful fish. Don't miss the Ocean Tunnel, which sees you take an underwater stroll beside eels, rays and pufferfish.

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There's fun for train lovers of all ages at Lappa Valley Steam Railway. Ride real steam trains, take a pedalo for a spin or go for a hole-in-one at the adventure golf course. You'll also find lots of rides and play areas where the kids can let off some steam.

Cider has been a Cornish staple for centuries – and Healeys has been proudly continuing the tradition since 1986. Take a tour of its cyderhouse and museum and you'll learn some of the inside secrets of this ancient process.

The Eden Project is one of the most popular attractions in Cornwall – and for good reason. Housed in two gigantic biomes, this man-made habitat is home to one of the world's largest indoor rainforest.

Once upon a time, The Lost Gardens of Heligan really were lost. That all changed in 1990 when the chance discovery of a door led to an incredible rejuvenation. Today, this Victorian treasure is Europe's largest garden restoration project.

St Michael's Mount is the stuff of fairytales – a tiny tidal island, accessible only by causeway or boat and topped with a beautiful stone castle. Today, the site is managed by the National Trust and is a must-see if you're visiting nearby Penzance.

Wheal Coates isn't exactly a natural attraction. But this 19th-century tin mine has been well and truly reclaimed by the elements. Today, its ruins stand as a reminder of Cornwall's industrial past, framed by the dramatic beauty of the North Cornwall coast.