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Visitor attractions

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Land's End is one of Britain's most famous landmarks, purely by nature of its geographical location at the Western tip of the Cornish peninsula.

The Lizard Lighthouse

The Lizard Lighthouse, situated on Lizard Point, mainland Britain's most southerly point, was built in 1751 and has been owned and operated by Trinity House since 1771.

Futureworld@goonhilly - Arthur (Aerial 1)

Goonhilly Earth Station is the largest satellite earth station in the world.

FutureWorld@Goonhilly - Lancelot

Lancelot was designed and built in 1978 specifically to communicate with the European Space Agency's Orbital Test Satellite.

Carnglaze Caverns

Carnglaze consists of three underground caverns set in six and a half acres of wooded hillside of the Loveny Valley at St Neot, near Liskeard.

Pendeen Lighthouse

Pendeen Lighthouse was built by Trinity House in 1900 to warn shipping of the dangers of rocks around Pendeen Watch.

FutureWorld@Goonhilly - inside Arthur

Arthur's aerial mount is constructed from reinforced concrete. The entire structure rotates on a 12.8 metre diameter chain-driven roller track.

Futureworld@goonhilly - inside Guinevere

With its tapered tower (despite the names, satellite dishes don't appear to have a gender) Guinevere looks a little like a windmill.