1.) St. Michael’s Mount
This tiny little tidal island houses one of the most picturesque medieval castles that is still a family home! Take a short boat ride (or walk in low tide) from Mount’s Bay coast to the island. This castle even has it’s own restaurants that serve locally sourced sea-food! Yum!
Don’t forget to explore the rocky-side of this small island… the gardens themselves are home to some of the worlds most exotic plants! Who knew!?!
2.) Trerice Manor
This Elizabethan manor house is as close to an “Alice in Wonderland” experience you can get! They host some beautiful summer tea-parties in their gardens, alongside the chance to learn some pretty nifty Tudor games, like; kayling, jousting and slapcock! ;-/
3.) Antony Manor
Still home to the Carew Poles’ family, Antony Manor is a beautiful place to explore some of the heritage and wonder that is in Cornwall! Remember, In the summer they hold Croquet on the lawns… So get practising! 
4.) Trelissick House
Now owned by The National Trust, Trelissick House consists of a beautiful period property and 300 acres of estate! Don’t forget to pack your swimming outfit, this estate has a beautifully quaint beach to enjoy!
5.) Glendurgan
Visit this garden estate and enjoy some of the very best in exotic plants and native trees from the UK. Just don’t get lost in the maze!
6.) Tintagel Castle
Unfortunately, Tintagel Castle is now a ruin… but still worthy of a mention and a visit! Synonymous with King Arthur, this castle and ruins are a great place to explore some legendary tales and folklore!
7.) Lanhydrock Estate
This Victorian country house is a perfect place to explore. Don’t forget to check out the gallery ceilings… there are some pretty epic (and scary) portrayals of beasts! Yikes!
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