Cornwall is undoubtedly a magical county that attracts hordes of holidaymakers every year and now some of the must-see places in the county have been revealed in an article.

Golf courses in Cornwall are some of the most beautiful in the country, providing a challenge for all levels.

Celebrating thousands of Cornish oysters and showcasing the best in local entertainment, The Rock Oyster Festival is not to be missed this upcoming July.

The prestigious Blue Flag has been awarded to 8 beaches across Cornwall following efforts from local citizens and businesses.

Following the 2015 BAFTA TV Awards, which took place on Sunday 10th May, some of the top film and TV locations in Cornwall have been revealed.

With the glooms of winter now a distant memory and the warmth of summer just around the corner, the coming months are a glorious period to be enjoying your cottage getaways.

Gardens in Cornwall are impacted by the Gulf Stream which plays an important part in the weather we get in the region. It’s warming influence means that rare and unusual plants can thrive here where they can’t in the rest of the British Isles.

Wondering what to do in Cornwall this weekend? Well look no further than this list from The West Briton newspaper of ten things happening around the county throughout the weekend.

Cornwall has long been one of the most popular holiday destinations in the UK, with the quaint white-walled harbour side villages, rich traditions and wealth of attractions proving irresistible to millions of people each and every year.

Cycle paths in Cornwall have something to offer everyone. From children with stabilisers to lycra-clad, saddle-hardened yellow-jersey racers.