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What do you fancy doing whilst in the Roseland? Maybe a gorgeous garden one day, a gallery or museum the next, or perhaps something a little more active – surf schools, boat trips, cliff top walking, cycling…take your pick.

Or if history and heritage is more your thing you’ll love our historic houses, castles, museums and World Heritage Sites. 

And don’t forget our iconic attractions they are not-be-missed!

Discover the special places Roseland is famous for; gorgeous gardens and iconic attractions such as St Michael's Mount, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, Minack Theatre, Land's End, Tintagel Castle and the Eden Project. But the Roseland will keep surprising you with the vast offer of new, different and fun things to do, even if you're a regular visitor or a local. The National Trust in Cornwall has more than 25 historic places and gardens.

Enjoying the warmth of the Gulf Stream, the magical gardens in the Roseland are home to a wealth of exciting, rare and beautiful plants and trees. From wild woodland to neatly manicured lawns, from the small and unusual to large and famous. Browse through listings representing the best the Roseland has to offer. Use the right-hand filters to refine your search and help you find exactly what you're looking for.

Fancy recreating the taste of your favourite Cornish restaurant or making the most of local produce? Head to one of these cookery schools and learn a thing or two from some of Cornwall’s foodie heroes. In the foodie destination of the Roseland you can learn from some of the award-winning chefs and restaurants at cookery schools in the region. Learn more about the local produce, the regions signature meals and other cuisines that can be discovered through completing the course. 

Choose from a selection of family friendly activities suitable for a variety of ages throughout the Roseland. Search listings representing the best activities the Roseland has to offer, whether that be an artistic activity, a sporty activity or an unforgettable experience it ensures a wonderful day out for everyone. 

Visit the finest historic houses and stately homes in the Roseland. The houses offer an interesting day out allowing a glimpse into the past with historic houses, artefacts and fine art waiting to be discovered. The stately homes also have beautiful gardens, land and woodland that can be explored.

The Roseland and Cornwall have achieved international recognition from UNESCO that has credited World Heritage Site status to ten industrial landscape areas which best represent our mining past.

Official online guide to watersports in the Roseland. Search from scores of listings representing the best the Roseland has to offer in watersports. You'll want to make the most of Cornwall's amazing beaches, rivers, lakes and estuaries with all the fantastic watersports on offer; sailing, kite surfing, surfing, kayaking, boat trips. Whatever your level of experience a whole world of fun awaits with a variety of watersports for you to choose from.

Fishing has enjoyed a long history in Truro and still remains central to local culture. The sport of fishing naturally slows your body down and lets you unwind - it's just a bonus if you are lucky enough to bag some fine fish on the end of your line.

Take some tips from local fishermen before you pick your spot, but whether you choose a rocky outcrop or bob off the coast on board a traditional fishing boat, you can cast away your worries and appreciate the waterlogged landscape as you wait for your dinner to snag its bait.