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Self-guided trails by mobile phone, introducing the history and environment of Lostwithiel and Restormel in the Fowey Valley.
A small military museum, if this is your bag.
Described as a holiday attraction, may not be everyone's cup of tea. The gaol dates from the 1770s and is rather large, with many ghost and scare stories to go with it. The Beast of Bodmin legend may have arisen to scare any prisoners thinking of escaping across the Moor.
Grade 1 listed country house dating back to 1620 on a 360-hectare estate owned by the National Trust.
A ruined castle run by English Heritage, notable for being almost completely cylindrical. You can walk around most of the castle's walls circumference by climbing the stairs on either side of the castle's former gatehouse. There are a few signs detailing the castle's history, but they are worn and in need of replacement.
Volunteer-run museum. Small exhibition in the window for when the museum is closed.
Remarkable set of caverns created by mining. Occasionally used for concerts or for stashing the Royal Navy's stores of rum.