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Tucked into a stunning and unspoilt spot on the north Cornish coast, St. Agnes sits in both a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a World Heritage Site. Discover St Agnes & Beyond
St Agnes has an extremely rich mining history due to the unique high quality tin found in the area, formed by action between the granite and the complex rock around the area’s cliffs. Today, St. Agnes remains the last remaining tin production centre in the UK (at the Blue Hills mine).
Stay in St Agnes. The village offers visitor accommodation for every budget from camping to self catering to hotels and B&Bs. Find out more here.
Take a look at the beautiful village of St Agnes, Cornwall and the surrounding area. A place of outstanding natural beauty. Visit St Agnes
There are many activities to enjoy in St Agnes including Surfing, Walking, Cycling, Kayaking and Stand Up Paddle Boarding. Visit St Agnes today!
In St Agnes there are plenty of restaurants, pubs, bars and cafes to choose from, offering a wide choice of food and drink. Find out more about them here.
There are some lovely shops and arts and crafts stores in St Agnes. Find out more about them here.
Take a look at whats on in St Agnes Cornwall with our guide to local gigs, festivals and events. There is something for everyone, all year round.
Dec 15, 2019 · Five Amazing Places to walk in St Agnes Parish – by Mahala Smith. Everyone loves a peaceful walk with the family or dog, and our parish offers a great variety. These are just a few of our favourites parts of the parish to walk and why they are perfect all year round, rain or shine! 1. Wheal Coates Walks.
St Agnes in Cornwall is Poldark Country. It is a great place to visit for Poldark fans or anyone interested in Cornwall's history and mining heritage.
