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Stone Circles and other prehistoric sites in Cornwall
Chysauster
Iron Age Village
A n Iron Age village inhabited from about 100 BC to sometime in the
3rd century AD.
Lanyon
Quoit
the quoit consists of one large stone supported upon three standing
stones. It is likely the remains of a long barrow, or chambered tomb
Men
an Tol
an intriguing monument consisting of two upright stones standing on
either side of a round stone with a hole through the middle.
Merry
Maidens
The best preserved stone circle in Cornwall
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Accommodation
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Lundy Cottage
Port Isaac
Self catering cottage
This property offers 2 double rooms and a single room with a shared bathroom. Open plan lounge dining room. Separate kitchen. No pets accepted. … more >>
Sleeps 5
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Mount Earl
Little Pednavounder
Self catering cottage
This cottage offers 1 double, 1 twin, bathroom with separate shower room, downstairs WC, traditionally appointed lounge/dining room with sofa bed, fully fitted kitchen. more >>
Sleeps 6
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The Greenbank Hotel
At the Greenbank Hotel Falmouth, things are done differently. The setting is truly enviable, the hotel staff superbly trained and as anybody who has ever lived beside the sea will know, just caught seafood is truly sublime! In a county renowned for its feel good vibe and fresh produce, a … more >>
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Royal Duchy Hotel
Set in its own gardens overlooking Falmouth Bay and less than 400 yards from sandy Gyllyngvase Beach, the four star Royal Duchy is also just a short walk from the town centre. As well as enjoying an ideal location, the Royal Duchy has a heated indoor swimming pool. The restaurant … more >>
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