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Top 5 Must-Try Cornish Dishes and Treats

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You’ll never truly enjoy a Cornish holiday if you don’t sample some of its most famous dishes and treats. Known for their use of only the freshest local produce and ingredients freshly caught off the Cornish coast, these foods from Cornwall are a reflection of the region’s rich maritime and mining heritage where local fishermen and miners were treated to a feast of ingredients that were readily available without the fuss and flair of modern cuisines. Here are the top 4 must-try Cornish dishes and treats to complete your holiday vacation in Cornwall. 1.       Cornish Pasty A visit to Cornwall is never complete without tasting the Cornish Pasty. Sure, you can get this in other cosy restaurants in other parts of the UK as well the rest of the world but there is something magical about the way these baked goodies are produced in Cornwall.

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Tips to Enjoying a Holiday in Cornwall without Breaking the Bank

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A good place to start is this BG Adventure article which outlines some of the must-see attractions and must-do activities in Cornwall You can also try local tourism sites such as VisitCornwall.co.uk, which runs discounts and promotions from time to time Or go to the attraction's website itself for the latest news and tips. Give a working holiday a serious thought.  The National Trust offers a wide range of working holiday where you will be helping the Trust preserve some of its assets by performing a variety of workIt’s like volunteering for the upkeep of the interests of the National TrustLike any work, you will also enjoy time off to give you the chance to enjoy the beauty and history of the local communityIn many cases, free activities are provided as part of the Trust deal.

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Festivals to Enjoy in Cornwall

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Cornwall is already a great enough destination to visit especially during summertime, but what makes it even more amazing is the fact that it is the location of some wonderful festivals. What could be more fun and exciting than joining these wonderful celebrations, preferably out in the streets with both locals and tourists? If you are looking for dates to book your Cornish holiday this year, here are some dates you might want to consider. If you are looking for dates to book your Cornish holiday this year, here are some dates you might want to consider. 1. St. Piran’s Day On March 5, the whole of Cornwall celebrates the day of their patron saint. There will be lots of events all over the county, and adults can especially celebrate in the many pubs in the area.

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Cornwall Cottages: Where to Stay

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For this reason cottages and holiday homes in Cornwall make a great option for families. The annual family holiday is a special time of yearIt's a time when the whole family can get together in an exciting location and have funMost families tend to opt for holidays in the sun or holidays by the seaOne of the most popular destinations for summer holidays in the UK is CornwallThere is a wide choice of places to stay including many Cornwall cottages in destinations such as Newquay, St Ives, Falmouth, Looe and Bude. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JFJkky8Rws Those looking for lovely sandy beaches and fine coastal scenery would inevitably be pulled towards the north coast of CornwallOne area which is becoming increasingly popular with holidaymakers is mid Cornwall including Perranporth, st Agnes, Porthtowan and Holywell BayThis picturesque area is attracting families in their droves for memorable summer holidays.

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Researching Where to Eat in Cornwall

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If you enjoy tasting great food while travelling around Cornwall, then this website is perfect for you. Eat Out Cornwall calls itself the ‘Number 1’ guide to eating out in Cornwall and it’s easy to see why. It is a very comprehensive website full of information and links to the best restaurants in Cornwall, plus all sorts of food and drink companies which all help to make Cornwall a famous food and drink destination for visitors.   Eat Out Cornwall is essentially a great, big directory of everything to do with food and drink in Cornwall. You can search for restaurants by name, location and/or foot type. Or you can click on a map to reveal restaurants in your chosen location. Click on Newquay, for instance, and you are presented with a very long list of the best restaurants in the town.

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Romantic Locations in Cornwall for Memorable Wedding Photos

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Choosing the best location for scenic wedding photos is not only daunting but expensive too. However, the venue you select plays a significant role to determine the tone of the wedding as well as how successful it will be. While it is important to select an incredible location for your special day, remember to keep track of your budget to avoid unnecessary frustrations.

There is a huge amount of choice in Cornwall when it comes to wedding venues. Some are large, others are small; some are posh, others are laid back. But whatever your taste or budget you will not be disappointed as Cornwall has the more scenic locations for tying the knot than anywhere else in the UK. It’s an absolute dream for couples and the wedding photographer Cornwall they have chosen to document their day.

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