Western Discoveries (0.3 miles)
Learn about West Cornwall's history and folklore; from the magic and mystery of stone circles and standing stones, through Celtic ruins, right up to the abandoned tin mines of Cornwall's 19th Century mining industry. Western Discoveries' guided walks mix archaeology, myth and legend to bring the past of this beautiful and fascinating landscape to life.

Chysauster Ancient Village (0.9 miles)
Not exactly a house, but here you can see the remains of a village that was inhabited over 2,000 years ago.

Wild Food Walks (1.6 miles)
Learn how to identify, use and enjoy the abundance of wild food and medicinal plants that grow in Cornwall's beautiful countryside. Join a Forage, Cook and Dine Event, gather ingredients and enjoy delicious new flavours and tastes, or experience the 'wow-factor' on a Sensory Walk - open your senses, feel more alive and learn to walk with nature (rather than on it). Choose from locations including Marazion, Gwithian, and Cape Cornwall.

Men-an-Tol (1.8 miles)
Start on the moors outside Penzance at this ancient monument for views of all three coasts. In olden days children with rickets were passed naked through the stones to be cured. Make your way to Lanyon Quoit and then Ding Dong Mine engine house.

Trengwainton Gardens (2.0 miles)
The enormous tree ferns here get you feeling all ‘Jurassic Park’.

The Gurnard's Head (2.2 miles)
Great food (as testified by the Good Hotel Guide 2009, which awarded it 'dining pub of the year') served in a welcoming environment with a roaring fire in the winter and beer garden for summer. With local beers and food-friendly wines, The Gurnard's Head makes a great stop off on the St Ives to Land's End coast path.