Guidebook for Cornwall
Arts & Culture
The Tate St. Ives, previously a gas station, is iconic not only due to its architectural design by duo Eldred Evans and David Shalev, but its attention to the art historical significance of Cornwall. As well as offering spectacular views of Porthmoer Beach through its atrium, it is a perfect destination for rainy days - with family friendly activities and a relaxing cafe.
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Tate St. Ives
The Tate St. Ives, previously a gas station, is iconic not only due to its architectural design by duo Eldred Evans and David Shalev, but its attention to the art historical significance of Cornwall. As well as offering spectacular views of Porthmoer Beach through its atrium, it is a perfect destination for rainy days - with family friendly activities and a relaxing cafe.
Situated just off Fore Street, Barbara Hepworth's home, studio and garden showcase an eclectic array of her work. This peaceful oasis is a must see.
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Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden
Barnoon HillSituated just off Fore Street, Barbara Hepworth's home, studio and garden showcase an eclectic array of her work. This peaceful oasis is a must see.
Newlyn Art Gallery station
The Exchange
Princes StreetSightseeing
In 1931 Rowena Cade began building this Grecian style amphitheatre on the granite cliffs above Porthcurno beach. Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, it is a truly magical setting to watch a play while the sun goes down and the moon rises on long summer evenings. Make sure to wrap up and take a picnic and a blanket if catching an evening show (booking in advance is essential). The theatre can also be visited during the day for sightseeing.
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The Minack Theatre
In 1931 Rowena Cade began building this Grecian style amphitheatre on the granite cliffs above Porthcurno beach. Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, it is a truly magical setting to watch a play while the sun goes down and the moon rises on long summer evenings. Make sure to wrap up and take a picnic and a blanket if catching an evening show (booking in advance is essential). The theatre can also be visited during the day for sightseeing.
Set on the site of a disused china clay pit, the Eden Project is an extraordinary vast global garden. Housed in two architecturally stunning biomes are a rainforest and temperate plants of the Mediterranean.
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Eden Project
Set on the site of a disused china clay pit, the Eden Project is an extraordinary vast global garden. Housed in two architecturally stunning biomes are a rainforest and temperate plants of the Mediterranean.
Food Scene
Blas Burger is an environmentally conscious eatery, serving a wide selection of both beef and vegetarian burgers. There is a great atmosphere in this small but intimate restaurant and it is worth waiting for a table if they are busy.
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Blas Burgerworks
19 WarrenBlas Burger is an environmentally conscious eatery, serving a wide selection of both beef and vegetarian burgers. There is a great atmosphere in this small but intimate restaurant and it is worth waiting for a table if they are busy.
Essentials
Norway Stores is a grocery store perfect for picking up the essentials; milk, eggs etc.. If you don't fancy walking all the way to the high street this is the closest port of call.
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Norway Stores
32 Back Rd WNorway Stores is a grocery store perfect for picking up the essentials; milk, eggs etc.. If you don't fancy walking all the way to the high street this is the closest port of call.
Parks & Nature
Travel 20 minutes out of St. Ives to Gwithian Beach and have a up close view of Godrevy Lighthouse (National Trust car park). As well as being a popular destination for surfers - the beach and surrounding area is great for walks and nature, there is a small cove that you can view from the cliff where hundreds of seals reside.
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Gwithian Beach
Travel 20 minutes out of St. Ives to Gwithian Beach and have a up close view of Godrevy Lighthouse (National Trust car park). As well as being a popular destination for surfers - the beach and surrounding area is great for walks and nature, there is a small cove that you can view from the cliff where hundreds of seals reside.