Imposing fortress on the banks of the Shannon. Best viewed from across the bridge.
Impressively positioned ruins on the banks of Loch Ness. Very interesting history.
Where the German fleet scuttled itself at the end of World War I. Great diving opportunities. There are plenty of interesting wrecks down there.
Ireland's oldest distillery. The tour is very interesting. You get to try several whiskeys at the end.
Stunningly positioned castle on a cliff top with amazing views out to sea. Well worth the entrance fee.
Impressive fortress. Where William of Orange landed in Ireland in order to pursue James II.
Beautiful gardens full of tropical plants. You can spend hours exploring all the unique areas. Lovely beach at the bottom.
Welcoming stone walled country pub. Check out the carving of the four horsemen of the apocalypse. Great real ales.
Comfortable wood beamed pub with an impressive collection of water jugs on display. Beer festivals are a highlight of the year. Great real ales.
Excellent base from which to visit the old tin mines. Pleasant restaurant and snug areas. Great real ales.
17th century mine warehouse converted into a vibrant pub. Has its own microbrewery. Decor has a nautical theme. Great real ales.
Magnificent views of the sea and moorland. Huge beer garden and warming fires make this place ideal for any season. Great real ales.
St Just's oldest pub. Flags of the Celtic nations adorn the beamed ceilings. Folk music nights are fun. Great real ales.
Recommend booking ahead for food. Interior is packed with character. Great real ales.
Beautiful pub who's name originates from a gory legend. Very traditional interior. Great real ales.
Best selection of real ales in town. Food offerings are simple snacks. No children or dogs.
Picturesque 16th century coaching inn. Monthly Thai theme nights are very popular. Great real ales.
Excellent home cooked food. Recommend you book ahead for Sunday roasts. Great real ales.
Ideal base from which to visit the Eden Project. Excellent Sunday roasts. Great real ales.
15th century cottage style pub. Britain's most Southerly mainland pub. Great real ales.
Lovely old mill house converted to a comfortable pub. The upstairs is a stylish a la carte restaurant. Great real ales.
Ideal base from which to visit Paradise Park. Has its own brewery at the rear. Great real ales.
Beautiful unspoilt 15th century granite pub. Has its own brewery at the rear. Indoor skittle alley at the back. Great real ales.
Regular winner of Cornwall pub of the year. Home to the Penzance brewery. Great real ales.
Beautiful grounds which include a lake and boules piste. Very impressive food menu using Cornish produce. Great real ales.
Cosy pub with low beamed ceilings and open fires. Beams in the public bar are festooned with banknotes. Great real ales.
