A new way to explore Cornwall.
Discover extraordinary people , fascinating places , dramatic history and the special events in our Cornish year .
The
PEOPLE
Cornwall has produced remarkable and inspiring individuals who have left a lasting legacy.
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The
PLACES
Cornwall’s landscape is home to amazing places, from ancient monuments to cutting-edge architecture.
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The
HISTORY
Cornwall’s story is a mixture of struggle and success, featuring events that still shape our lives today.
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The
YEAR
Cornwall boasts a rich calendar of seasonal celebrations and cultural events, both old and new.
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19 May
Surfer Tassy Swallow was the second person to carry the Olympic torch on its 2012 relay around the UK, receiving it from Ben Ainslie at Land's End.
Did you know?
The Minack Theatre has just one granite seat, dedicated to the gardener Billy Rawlings, who helped create the theatre with its founder, Rowena Cade.
When crossing over the Royal Albert Bridge from Cornwall, you do not enter Devon until you pass over the east bank of the River Tamar. The whole of the river is in Cornwall.
International rugby player Jack Nowell is a big supporter of the Penlee Lifeboat Station in Newlyn and helps the station to raise money.
Poldark exclusive!
In September 2016, filming began for series three of BBC Television’s ‘Poldark’. On a wet and windy day, the Cornwall For Ever! team travelled to furthest west Cornwall to record interviews with cast and crew. Our sincere thanks go to Tom York, Michael Ray and everyone at Mammoth Screen.
Cornish firsts and discoveries
Innovation, ingenuity, and determination are just some of the qualities shown by the people who have changed our world.
Adventures overseas
Cornwall is connected to the rest of the world by the sea and its people have travelled far and wide.
Faith
From the Stone Age to the New Age, spirituality and religion have shaped our landscape and inspired our communities.