Take cover! Autumn and winter are the ultimate seasons for a forest walk in Cornwall. Take a woodland stroll through crisp autumn leaves, or head..

We’ve done our research (a tough job but someone had to!) and compiled this list of Cornwall’s cosiest pubs from every corner of the Duchy...

Stand-Up-Paddleboarding, or SUP, is one of the fastest growing sports in the South-West, and once you’ve spent time on our beautiful coastline it’s not hard..

Did you know that moving home is officially one of the most stressful experiences you’ll encounter in life? Here at My Place In Cornwall, we..

Every year in Cornwall, thousands of people brave the water at Christmas-time to go swimming in the sea, looking to kick-start their recovery after over-indulging,..

At this time of year it can be tempting to stay at home in front of the fire rather than embark on an adventure in..

Whether you’ve relocated to Cornwall this year in one of our many recent sales, or you’re a long-standing resident, you’ll love our festive hit-list –..

As we work hard behind the scenes to get those last-minute house sales through in time for Christmas, we can’t help but get excited for..

Summer has drawn to a close but forget the sofa and box-set, we’ve got loads of ideas for hiking, biking and exploring Cornwall during the..

The National Trust is a British Institution established in 1895 to preserve and protect some of the UK’s most historic buildings and estates. With many..

Cornwall is a great place to swap your legs for two wheels. Cyclists of every standard will find something to get their teeth into, whether..

Cornwall is a great place to enjoy countryside walks. The contrast between coastal beauty, rugged moorland and peaceful woodlands help to make Cornwall one of..

Roughly 5 miles long, Pentewan Valley trail runs from the edge of St Austell towards Pentewan Beach near Mevagissey. The flat trails are suitable for..

There’s three handcrafted cycle trails at Cardinham for those of any ability. The routes take you through the deepest layers of these stunning pine tree..

This 15 mile route from the moors to the coast is breathtaking as you navigate the flat clay trail, once a branch railway line up..