Let your dog explore the sights and smells of Cornwall with these ten dog-friendly routes

What’s better than a ramble around Cornwall? A ramble with a Cornish cream tea en route of course! We pick 8 lovely walks where you can refuel with a cream tea along the way

Pack your blanket and wicker basket as we’re going on a picnic! We pick eleven top spots for picnicking, walking, paddling, sandcastle building and more in Cornwall

Camel Creek Adventure Park reopened on Saturday 6 April following a £3million refresh

Whether you’re an avid rambler looking for a long stretch of sand, on the hunt for somewhere to have a paddle, or a surfboard-ready watersports fanatic – Cornwall’s sandy beaches are some of the most stunning in the country with something for everyone

April and May makes way for the robust and beautiful bluebell. Cornwall has plenty of wild woodlands and public gardens to spot this stunning bloom. We pick 10 of our favourite places to spot bluebells in the Duchy

Thousands of beautiful tulips have burst into life in the Eden Project’s Mediterranean Biome, adding a vibrant splash of colour to match the sunny spring weather

Desperate to sate your craving for live music and delicious food? We pick the best Cornwall festivals taking place in 2019 that celebrate all things instrumental, edible and fun

From Cornish cream teas to fish and chips on the beach, there’s plenty of ways to show your mum you love her on Mother’s Day in Cornwall. We pick eight ways to treat mum this Mothering Sunday

Forever associated with painters and writers, Lamorna has plenty to offer walkers too, writes Robert Hesketh

Cash has been given to a project to rebuild the derelict The Old Ship Inn in Cawsand – once at the centre of Cornwall’s smuggling trade

What’s better than a country or beach ramble with your dog in Cornwall? A ramble with a pub en route of course. We pick 8 of our favourite dog walks in Cornwall with dog-friendly pubs along the way

The South West Coast Path Association picks their favourite wheelchair and pushchair-friendly coastal routes in Cornwall

The pace of life may be a tad slower in South East Cornwall, but there’s still plenty to do! Head for the fishing port of Looe and its sandy beaches, great walking routes and quality restaurants

What could be better than a barefoot walk by the water’s edge in the height of summer? Robert Hesketh offers up his top picks of beach-themed walks designed for all ages and abilities

Take a step back in time with these short clips showcasing the glory days of Cornwall. How much has changed over the past 100 years?

Mark Valentine’s Day in February with a slice of romantic Cornwall. Su Carroll suggests some places to take your breath away

Beautiful villages, far reaching views and lots of history - Bodmin has plenty of great walks to suit all abilities

This walking route begins and ends at Altarnun, one of Cornwall’s prettiest villages

There are few creatures in this world that are harder to please than the household cat – so creating a boutique cat hotel in the Cornish countryside was no small matter, discovers Abby Driver

We share 14 quirky facts about these places in Cornwall you probably didn’t know about

Snowdrops bring great joy in the early months of the year, signifying the warmer weather ahead. We pick 5 magical gardens in Cornwall to find these beautiful flowers

Many stars have appeared in front of the cameras in one of Cornwall’s many fantastic filming locations. Here’s just a few of the movies and TV shows that have been, at least in part, filmed in Cornwall

Come rain or sunshine, Cornwall has plenty of fun things to do and days out for all of the family. Here are just ten ideas to inspire you…

Take a long stroll across the South West Coast Path from from the breathtaking serpentine cove at Kynance, heading out over the National Nature Reserve at Lizard Downs to the ancient farmstead at Predannack Wollas

Cornwall is not short of unique Christmas celebrations but top of everyone’s list is the Cotehele Garland – a stunning display featuring 40,000 dried summer flowers. This year visitors can expect even more flora with an installation made up of 20,000 cut out flowers to mark the centenary of the end of World War I

Whether you’re escaping to Cornwall for a family holiday or a romantic getaway for two, there’s plenty of things to see and do whilst you’re here and an abundance of stunning accommodation too

Walk off some of that festive food and drink with a bracing walk. We pick the best winter walks to explore in Cornwall

Now in its 22nd year, the magical parade of lanterns will fill Truro’s streets on 21 November

Daniel Scholes from The Shipwreck Centre in Charlestown dives into the history behind some of Cornwall’s most renowned shipwrecks