Situated in South West England, Cornwall is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the UK and is famed for its natural beauty, sandy beaches, and surfing. With an array of things to explore in the county from historic houses, castles, and museums there is something for the whole family.
There’s a lot to go for in the area, from hikes by the cliffs, through lazy time on the many beaches, to unusual places to stay, there are plenty of off-the-beaten-track attractions to experience in Cornwall for those who want to try something a bit different, so let’s have a look:
Off-the-beaten-path Places in Cornwall
The Museum of Witchcraft and Magic
Housing the world’s largest collection of pieces relating to witchcraft, the occult, and magic, the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic is perfect for those who want to experience something a bit different.
Established in Boscatle in 1961 and with over 3,000 items including charms, curses, dolls, and trinkets this independent museum has become one of the most popular museums in Cornwall and is dedicated to preserving the variety of magical practice through its educational exhibitions.
The Shipwreck & Heritage Centre
The Shipwreck & Heritage Centre has one of the largest private collections of shipwreck and historical artifacts on display in Europe and is great for those who want to learn about the Cornish coastline.
This display features artifacts from over 150 shipwrecks, as well as exhibitions that feature the history of Charlestown, village life and the once thriving China Clay industry. The exhibition hosts an array of maritime history dating back to 1715 and has