You may have seen this recently restored Cornish garden on it's channel four television series or read it's book. It now has a newly opened web site.

A place to spend the whole day, and to keep going back to. The Biospheres full of plants and flowers from around the world. A must to see.

List of major gardens, smaller private gardens, nurseries garden centres in Cornwall, with details of opening times and prices.

This web site has information on many of the major ancient sites of interest in England including such Cornish sites as Tintagel, suggested home of king Arthur! Did you know the whole English Heritage movement was started by the destruction of the Tolmen rock, a large freestanding granite boulder the size of a small house, by quarry workers from Constantine where many of our homes are situated.

This garden is the twin of Glendurgan sometimes described as one of the worlds most beautiful gardens. They are sub tropical paradises set in two sunken river valleys opening onto the Helford river about two miles from Constantine. They should not be missed if you like gardens and are easily combined with the beach.

The great house of Cornwall. 'Upstairs Downstairs' brought to life.

A Georgian House belonging to the Molesworth - St Aubyn Family.

Hidden Cornwall-guided walking, garden and heritage holidays off-the-beaten-track. Stay at inn's, hotel's guesthouse's or farmhouse's.

 Each section is a guide to the area with a focus on hiking. There are lots of nice images too.

Information on all the coastal paths around Cornwall. Where to walk and what to see.

Information on all the coastal paths around Cornwall.

Mount's Bay opposite Marazion. The jewel in Cornwall's crown, this magical island has a church, a medieval castle (home of the St Aubyn family for over 300 years), an exotic garden clinging to the steep flanks, and an ancient harbour where you will find shops, restaurants and an audio-visual presentation on the history of the Mount. Access from Marazion is by foot along the causeway, or by ferry at high water. Sensible footwear is recommended.

Unusual Holiday Homes in Cornwall Holiday Links Page. Here are some links to web sites of interest about Cornwall.

The garden is completely unspoiled from any commercial activities and literally run just by one lady.

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