Cornwall Historic Towns and Villages
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Veryan is a small village in the Roseland district of south Cornwall, close to Truro, with good access to Carne Beach, Pendower Beach, and the beaches at East and West Portholland. Just outside Veryan is Carne Beacon, one of the largest Bronze Age burial mounds in England.
Veryan, Cornwall, England, TR2 5QA
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Heritage Highlight: St Symphorian Church and Celtic crosses
Nearest: Hotels - Self Catering - Bed and Breakfasts
Wadebridge is a popular town in north Cornwall, very well situated for visitors intending to walk the Camel Trail. The most notable historical building in Wadebridge is not actually a building, its the remarkable Old Bridge built by Reverend Thomas Lovibond in 1460. The bridge stretches 320 feet across the Camel, with a grand total of 17 arches supporting it.
Wadebridge, Cornwall, England
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Heritage Highlight: 1460 Old Bridge across the River Camel
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A small village south west of St Ives, Zennor is set amid fabulous coastal scenery. Zennor is famous for the medieval carving of a mermaid inside the parish church of St Senara. Zennor was one of the last places where residents spoke traditional Cornish.
Zennor, Cornwall, England
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Heritage Highlight: St Senara church and its medieval mermaid carving
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