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28th Aug 2015

7 Reasons To Visit Cornwall This September  

Fancy a quick break away? Look no further.

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Fancy a quick break away? Look no further.

With so much to see and do, Cornwall is truly one of the UK’s hidden gems.

Here’s just some of our favourite reasons for visiting.

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Theatre under the sky

If you’ve ever dreamt of watching a theatre performance under the sky then this is for you. The Minack Theatre is a cliff top open air amphitheatre and throughout the month of September is offering a host of amazing plays. A must-visit.

Minack Theatre Cornwall

Dance your cares away

One of the most popular festivals around, Looe Music festival kicks off from September 18th to 20th with headliners including Jools Holland, Johnny Marr, and The Proclaimers to name but a few.

Looe Music Fest

All for the love of food

The biggest foodie event in Cornwall takes place from September 25th to 27th in Truro. Lemon Quay becomes a haven for food lovers with three days of entertainment, food and drinking on offer.

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Make a splash!

Again, one of the biggest draws in Cornwall, SPLASH will take place from September 19th to 27th and will see artists on trains, poets on the streets and dancers on the beach.

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Mix it up

Another brilliant reason to head to Cornwall this autumn is to take a cooking class at Philleigh way where you can learn all about foraging, pasta making and bread making to name but a few!

nathan outlaw - Cornwall Food Fest

And if that’s not enough…

Then head to Knightor Winery on September 18th for Jah Hemming’s seven course Harvest Feast tasting menu. Amazing. And while you’re in the area, check out the festival of food at Eden Project which takes place during September offering cookery demos and Q&As.

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It’s very convenient

Cornwall is ideal for a short city break as not only is the flight nice and short but Aer Lingus Regional also operate a number of flights per week. Winning!

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