A unique 13th century church in a truly magical setting on the creekside in sub tropical gardens. Parking is available nearby and the church is a short stroll away. Service information is available on their website.
A glorious fairytale castle with 120 acres of woodland paradise, which is home to an incredible National Magnolia Collection. The garden is nestled in a secluded valley above Porthluney Cove. Visiting times are limited so check their Website before you plan your journey!
With an uphill walk to reach it, the church overlooks St Mawes and the sea beyond. Locals and guests are made welcome and service information is available on their website. During August there is a charity shop in the church hall from 10am - 4pm every day except Sunday and all monies raised go towards local charities.
This is the place to go for advice about places to go, things to do, maps, guides and ferry timetables. Located in the main car park behind the Rising Sun, make it your first stop for local information. Check their website for opening times.
A pretty church in the heart of the village. Visit their website for further details of services and prayers.
Dedicated to St Rumonus in 1321, the parish church stands in the centre of the village. It is built of lcal grey slate stone in gothic style. Service and prayer times can be found on their website.
'Veryan has an abundance of Heritage Sites, from standing stones to historic estates, we have 6 near Veryan. Reviewed by people who have been there.'
16 November 2017
A unique 13th century church in a truly magical setting on the creekside in sub tropical gardens. Parking is available nearby and the church is a short stroll away. Service information is available on their website.
A glorious fairytale castle with 120 acres of woodland paradise, which is home to an incredible National Magnolia Collection. The garden is nestled in a secluded valley above Porthluney Cove. Visiting times are limited so check their Website before you plan your journey!
With an uphill walk to reach it, the church overlooks St Mawes and the sea beyond. Locals and guests are made welcome and service information is available on their website. During August there is a charity shop in the church hall from 10am - 4pm every day except Sunday and all monies raised go towards local charities.
This is the place to go for advice about places to go, things to do, maps, guides and ferry timetables. Located in the main car park behind the Rising Sun, make it your first stop for local information. Check their website for opening times.
A pretty church in the heart of the village. Visit their website for further details of services and prayers.
Dedicated to St Rumonus in 1321, the parish church stands in the centre of the village. It is built of lcal grey slate stone in gothic style. Service and prayer times can be found on their website.