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National Trust - Tintagel Old Post Office

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Fore St, Tintagel PL34 0DB, United Kingdom

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Reviews of National Trust - Tintagel Old Post Office

P. S.

What a lovely place to visit. Doesn’t look much from the outside, but plenty to see when you get in. Watch your head 😀. £5.00 is very reasonable, national trust members go free. Staff is very friendly helpful and knowledgeable 👍. 5⭐️

T.

Very sweet little historical building. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable. There were interesting artifacts inside as well as the building itself. The garden is also lovely and had some books and games to play.

L. F.

Thi old Post Office is tiny but super charming little house in Tintagel. We went to this town to visit the castle, and got some free time to pop there. It is small and you can complete the visit in less than 30 minutes but worthy if you have some time while in town.

S. B.

Really interesting old building, staff very friendly and welcoming. Information in each room describing everything in several languages. Pretty cottage garden too. I really loved all the cute windows!

A. 5.

This is a very cute property. 5 rooms and a small garden. There are a few books for sale. You can easily spend about an hour just looking and reading the information provided in lovely folders in each room.

B. &. K. o. T.

National Trust membership is a god send so you can visit these places for free. Only small but very interesting. Just up the road from Tintagel Castle.

B. Y.

Beautiful place with astonishing views. But too crowded and almost impossible visit with buggy.

S. B.

The team were lovely and welcoming. The place is really small and will be a quick visit. The garden is fab and the little one enjoyed the pumpkin trail. The stair ladder is very steep so must be agile to tackle those. Full of history! Nice little interesting find.

P. /. H. H.

£5 entry or free for national trust, well worth a visit, really Old cottage.

S. L.

We was so happy that we got to visit the old post office as it books up very quickly. A lovely medieval building. The staff are fantastic and’s very helpful.

D.

What an amazing old building! Had a wonderful time looking around.

J. B.

Lovely place to visit. Very small but plenty of history

B. D.

The old post office is charming. The EH castle is the big attraction here, but for a quiet break away from the crowds have a look around. I felt like I was walking into a TARDIS as it seems bigger on the inside. Take 5 and sit in the back garden.

N. H.

Not the usual large NT property but this small ex post office with its wonky stone roof is still worth a visit. Probably easier to imagine living in a homely property like this rather than a mansion! Helpful staff as usual. No NT parking and no cafe or shop.

S. M.

A lovely little place. Idyllic 🙂

A. G.

Oh, this is such a lovely place and the staff here so friendly and very knowledgeable. It really is an old building which looks very quaint. Has a lovely garden area too.

R. M.

A small but delightful cottage which is stood since medieval times. It gives an insight into how people resided over many generations. Each room is full of history in an up close and personal way. At the rear of the cottage is a lovely little garden which includes period appropriate children's activities. Quaint shop inside and an opportunity to participate in a work in progress rag quilt in nearby room. Well worth a visit.

O. C.

This is well worth a visit if you are in the area and a national trust member. Personally i don't think the entry price without the membership is worth it, its not a very big site. The building itself is interesting, but the intrigue of the place can be seen from the outside.

M. R.

One of the oldest houses in Cornwall. Interesting if you interested in historic places

E.

Fascinating building. The roof is amazing, so warped and weathered- the building looks like a fairy tale. Inside follows suit with low doorways, a clamber up the steps to the balcony and tiny rooms which you have to remind yourself were genuinely used! Lovely welcoming staff and a well cared for, petit garden- a lovely way to spend a little time while in Tintagel.

B. J.

A nice little property, the second ever property purchased by National Trust. It's pretty small and could probably be seen in 30 mins.

I. B.

Lovely old & well kept, the old post office is a great place to look around. So much history & so much to look at & read. Great that the National Trust preserve old buildings to keep historical places alive. Highly recommended.

T.

500 yrs old house still in tact. Amazing joinery holding super heavy roof slates. Must see

A. C.

Fascinating to see what people had to put up with.

R. H.

A really interesting small property with much of interest to discover. You even find out the origin of the term, being on the shelf. The gardens are beautiful.

V. P.

Fell in love with this old farm house/post office from the 1300's. So much history and just a charming cottage

A. J.

The old Post Office - A rare surviving example of a medieval Cornish hall-house dating from 1380

L. N.

Beautiful building and garden

M. S.

Quaint building & well looked after. Lost 1 star due to the entrance fee being so high. Not great value for money.

N. S.

Super building. Have been inside and it is quite small but fascinating to look to around. The garden outside is great for getting a great view of the building. Just full of character and charm.

B. W.

Lovely little old building, looks like it was saved in the nick of time. Nice little garden in the rear. Watch your head inside, plenty of places it can be banged. Can't comment on the cost as I've membership and it was free to visit. The place is small and doesn't take long to look around. There is no access for wheelchairs and difficult for anyone who has difficulty walking.

J. A.

Loved visiting here! Absolutely stunning house and very informative indoors. Learned the origins of the term 'left on the shelf' The garden is a delight. National Trust property and really well maintained.

K. H.

Beautiful building although didn't go inside as not dog friendly.

M. M.

Quaint old building with a lot of "don't touch it, please' signs :-) But it's pretty in it's own way.

L. S.

Lovely old place but doesn't take long to visit.

S. B.

Lovely old building that's worth a visit, but often gets overlooked due to its location

I. H.

Interesting take on how people lived many years ago. National Trust preserving our history.

B. S.

Very quaint and gives you a sense of peace and calm. I kept expecting to see Gerard Butler to walk down the lane. Loved it. The locals were fun to talk to

R. T.

Amazing 600 year old building. Definitely worth a visit.

p. a.

should be free entry to mimitary but apart from cost if entry its a great day out. advise you take walking shoes and be ready for a good walk

G. H.

Lovely little place worth a visit. Over 6 hundred years old, small with a lovely garden. In the middle of the village, has a pay carpark right opposite.

A. G.

Lovely building if you like history. Some parts are dark and like going back in time. Once you go upstairs and start making your way down look opposite on the staircase. The steps in the wall are not obvious. Either many are scared to tackle them or they just miss the steps in the wall. The balcony gives a great view. We bought postcards in the shop and were offered a selection of old post office rubber stamp marks for effect. Lovely touch. The garden is delightful with sections and pathways.

E.

Cute little place to visit, I've rated it high as it's a fantastic experience to see however it is a very fleeting visit here so I'd advise this much more so for National Trust members and for those advid history lovers wishing to visit somewhere in preparation for a visit to the castle.

A. T.

Very interesting and the National Trust are doing a wonderful job in maintaining this historic small Manor house

L. V.

Very good, stunning old and really great to see.

R. S.

What a treasure,it was nice and quiet when we visited which gave us time to sit in the lovely peaceful garden. Also have to say that the staff were very welcoming and informative 👍

C. M. A.

Great little known treasure of Tintagel. The Old Post office, which was many things in its time, lastly a post office, just not for very long. Very evocative, with original features, huge fireplace, timber beams from a ships hull and some lasting memorabilia from the postal days. Garden is small and twee with original grinding stone too. Well worth a look.

A. B.

Fantastic place to visit for everyone young and old. Fantastic views. A lovely cornish cream tea in the cafe.

P. “. T. E.

Excellent knowledge of old post office, plenty of booklets explain the room and cross stitch embroidery. Excellent staff and very helpful.

A. Y.

One of the best places to visit in uk. Natural beauty and amazing scenery all around

L. L.

Sadly it was shut when we got there. But amazing old building . The area seems a lot busier than when I visited 25 years ago. Lots more souvenir shops and cafes. But pleasant street with parking nearby.

C. N. 7.

Small property but perfectly formed. Lots of atmosphere, a bit spooky. Love the garden and the games. Lovely staff too.

M. J. B.

So quaint. Wonderful experience. Would Highly recommend.

A. M.

What a wonderful place Tintagel is, steeped in history with a taste if mystic mythology thrown in . definitely worth a visit.

J. M.

This is a delightful small NT property. We hadn't booked ahead although this is advisable as numbers have to be limited due to its size, we were lucky enough to have the last walk in slot of the day. Interesting building and history. Staff were very friendly and informative. Loved the little displays of flowers which were dotted around!

C. B.

Very cosy historic building, well worth the visit if seeing Tintagel and the castle as a whole. You can get round in 10-15 mins depending on how much you want to take in

J. M.

Nice old English post office. Managed by the national trust it's £4 to get in. Unfortunately it was closed when we went but it looked awesome from the front.

J. T.

Such a beautiful old building to look around

S. B.

Beautiful from the outside.... You have to pay to see inside

s. k.

Amazing place to visit if you like history

D.

Unfortunately the castle was closed because of the bridge. Nice beach with Merlin's cave.

k. c.

Takes 5 minutes to walk around glad I'm a National Trust not really worth the entry fee if you are paying.

B. W.

Free entry for national trust, very interaxtive yet small piece of history

L.

Nice quirky building, Worth a visit if your in Tintagel

C. M.

Beautifully maintained and the staff on duty during my visit were very knowledgeable

J. M.

Lovely staff, small but beautiful garden, and a piece of history.

M. V.

Amazing. Building was built in 1340.

t. h.

Worth a visit if you're in the area

G. 8.

Very interesting, with a lot more access to areas than expected , and lots of info

S. R.

Nice to spend 10 minutes in if you are in Tintagel for the day, but not worth a trip on its own, and probably not worth it if you don't have National Trust membership

R. C.

We never actually ventured inside the post office but the outside has a real charm about it. With its uneven roof and stone walls it carries it age beautifully.

H. S.

Really interesting. Has also a garden out the back. I whizzed round it as was tight for time and am a member. It has a few rooms to explore and staff were helpful.

S. S.

Real fairy tale cottage. . Well worth a visit if just for the photos

C. C.

Loved everything about it,house and gardens magnifiscent.

M. C.

I really liked this tourist town. It has a lot to offer.

K. C.

Step inside to history. Fascinating is not a big enough word.

D. S.

Great old post office. Small but worth a look.

S. C.

A unique small building that's steeped in history. Definitely worth a visit if you are in or near Tintagel.

A. F.

Love this place so much I had to pay because I'm not a national trust member but its only £5 so worth it the information about the aera is so nolagable and comes in different lagagise not just English you do have to watch your head alot as it has low beems but that is only the low point would highly recommend

S. U.

Beautiful place for holiday and people's are v very kind

J. F.

Quaint old low ceiling building with a pretty and wonderfully peaceful garden.

L. P.

An interesting look at life in an 'ordinary' house from the past.

k. b.

Beautiful place with so much to look it. We were surprised as it wasn't what we were expecting, definitely worth a look around.

J. L.

delightful gardens and interesting inside

C. N.

Well worth a visit. The national trust volunteers who look after the Old Post office are very knowledgeable which makes the visit a pleasure.

C. A.

Very interesting and well cared for by the National Trust. Beautiful gardens. Really enjoyed ot

A. H.

Lovely house showing life in past centuries.

J. M. p.

Loved it here a shame castle wasnt open

D. M.

Lovely.old town and beach

A. K.

Lovely quaint building and beautiful garden to have your picnic lunch.

L. W.

Small and quaint, perfectly charming and interesting

S. M.

Lovely but small building. Steeped in history and with ceilings so low you are bound to leave with a new bruise on your head. My kids have done a lot of national trust trails and this was by far the hardest. Great place really enjoyed it.

S. C.

Such a step back into history and lovely to see buy a postcard and get it stamped and posted there. The visit is worth it and will take you less than a hour

A. K.

As a national trust member I was able to enter here free and it was lovely, nothing too fancy but a little garden with some games for the kids, dressing up, up and down thin narrow flights of stairs with lovely decor and a very well preserved and presented property. Definitely worth a visit especially if you have membership.

W. T.

Lovely quirky quaint historic building. Definitely worth a nosey if you are in the area or have a passion for old building. Lovely garden also. We took no more than 1 hour to explore it . We were already National Trust members so can't comment on value for money

A. B.

Nice and a very old house.

B. t. b.

Very nice and interesting. Highly recommended 👌 👍

P.

National trust. Lovely small 600 year old post office. Recommend you go around if in National trust. Frendly staff.

J. B.

Very small National Trust property but very quaint and historic.

D. M.

Loved it what a really quaint place to visit

c.

Always wanted to visit, worth the effort. Amazing place.

S. A.

Really interesting and with helpful staff. Worth a visit.

J. G.

Lovely guides gave us a potted history of the house, and stayed to answer all our questions. Plus the house itself was fascinating, with loads of details!

M. A.

Great site to see. It might be hard for hieght or so many steps. Great history for possible myth of king Arthur.

J. C.

Lovely place full of history.

J. Y.

Had a great day looking at all the different things here

G. H.

Looks good from outside but one of the few NT properties still on timed tickets so couldn't go in. And closed later in the week.

P. H.

Only saw from outside interesting building

M. H.

Loved this place, great National Trust building. Beautiful garden and very fitting to the surrounding area. I would highly recommend a visit here! Very interesting and a lot of history. Friendly staff too

N. B. (.

Beautiful building very interesting.

S. p.

The story behind this funny shaped roof is great to tell the kids as it involves a dragon that can turn invisible.

M. G.

Nice little National Trust place that we didn't expect to find, really interesting story behind the place and kept really well. Staff were nice and offered the dogs bribes to keep them quiet whilst we went in one at a time.

P. M.

Limited access during COVID restrictions and need to book. A shame as use it as a place to have a thermos coffee in the quiet garden

I. F.

Nice little gem in the heart of tintagel. The guides are very friendly. Top adress

M. L.

We went there because we already were in Tintagel and had free entry because of our National Trust membership (otherwise it's 4.80 £ per person, no parking possible). It was a sweet little place but nothing to spend a lot of time with. The information leaflets are very helpful although the translations were awful.

J. E. B.

Stunning ancient post office with a great little craft fayre often found occupying the right half. They do a lovely range if cakes and hot beverages. It's amazing how this little cottage has stood the test of time. Great cornish build.

J. M. G.

Surprisingly well preserved heritage building worth visiting.

D. H.

Lovely little place to visit, lovely little gift shops, rock, sweets, great fish and chips. Ample parking. To see the new bridge to the castle was £30 a little to expensive for us as a family.

V. T.

Quaint little house. The garden at the back is charming as well.

L. W.

Not so much of a visit as a walk past while visiting Tintagel. Lovely village.

K.

Beautiful old building. One of the ladies that worked there was so kind and soft spoken. Really a worth while experience and it was only 4 quid to get it to see the building and the beautifully manicured garden out the back as well. Definitely a must see!

G. C.

600 yr old building looking fantastic.

H.

Great little museum.

L. C.

Very interesting old house/Post office in Tintagel. First built in the 1300's.

T. T.

Beautiful old post office in the heart of tintagel. Run and owned by the national trust.

d. h.

Small but nice to visit

M. W.

Great place to visit. The castle ruins are inaccessible for disabled people as the climb is very steap and very narrow. But the beach below has Merlins Cave and a natural waterfall onto the beach. If you are disabled there are areas you can get to, just not castle ruins.

P. C.

A quaint old building very carefully preserved and well worth a look around. Situated in the very popular Tintagel town this National Trust property is worth a visit. Easy to find and with plenty of parking available for all the attractions this popular Cornish area presents.

K. L.

if u will be there , just go because is worth it to visit

N. L.

Fascinating little 13th century house - not often do you come across them this old!! Fabulous collection of household objects that date hundreds of years back, was busy with quite a number of people looking through the house but it didn’t feel crowded.

C. F.

Interesting little old (very) house

I. T.

Nice local attraction with friendly and informative National Trust staff. Ideal visit taking less than 1 hour to look around. Gardens superb in May when we visited.

U. T.

lovely place very old and small rooms the tour doesn't take long was it worth £4.60 each? um no a little pricey for such a small building but ok visit on the plus side the staff were very friendly helpful

I. A.

Centrally located along the main road, this very antique building is managed by the National Trust. Featuring a rich collection of furniture with detailled descriptions of each of them, the building structure shows the signs of its evolution already from outside, where the heavy weight of the roof gas deformed it's shape during the centuries: the original, medieval one was a lighter thatched one. By entering it the visitors is plunges in the past, the eyes captured by the interiors and many objects in it. Charming and beautiful, it's definitely worth a visit. The ancient little Post Office inside della lovely and unique souvenirs.

D. B.

The back garden is very relaxing amazing old property

P. L.

Interesting but expensive for what it is. Wouldn't bother again.

C. B.

This was a highlight of our holiday. A very welcoming house and well explained history. My daughter dressed up in the victorian clothes provided in the garden and tried to get a job there as a tour guide. She is only 6.

B. N.

Unfortunately, it was closed but is back open very soon at half term break. Looks quite enchanting. Definitely worth a visit next time. Is run by The National Trust.

R. H.

A fascinating little building in Tintagel. Free to National Trust members. It has a beautiful little cottage garden at the rear. Not one for wheelchairs or indeed any people with mobility problems.

K. W.

Lovely ex post office would be nice to live in .

K. W.

Nice old building.

I. M.

An area of outstanding natural beauty

H. P.

Fabulous! School term time so no children and we missed the large group of French schoolchildren too thank God! The old post office is beautiful so interesting and surprisingly cosy the garden is lovely we had a fantastic time

D. B.

Small heritage property, pleasant volunteer staff and very nice garden. Just a shame so packed would advise visiting out of School holiday time

R. B.

Great historic and atmospheric National Trust property. We visit every time we are in Cornwall. Attractive and interesting building and beautiful cottage garden. Family friendly.

K. P.

Fabulous. Worth the visit. Dont miss it.

B. K.

Very interesting building

G. H.

Nicely kept old building. A bit of Tintagel history. Dogs not allowed in but there is somewhere to sit outside while you wait and they may provide water for the dog.

A. G.

I went to a WI coffee morning here as I was passing through. Even as a non-local they were very friendly and welcoming and had great chat. What a lovely village!!!

H. W.

We spent a pleasant hour at Tintagel Post office & garden. We had an interesting tour of the building very quaint. The garden is well maintained & kept. Well worth a short visit.

s. e.

Lots of history, many activities for the children if it's fine weather, mind your head and watch your footings, low beams and uneven floors. Staff very knowledgeable and cheerfull

A. H.

Interesting house - watch your head!

S. H.

Very interesting but not much room inside so you do need to pre book

T. H.

Beautifully preserved Post Office, well worth a visit

E. T.

Well worth a visit.

P. W.

The Tintagel Old Post Office is a beautiful 14th Century house. This is certainly one of the smallest National Trust properties I've visited and definitely one of the quirkiest. As a National Trust member I was happy to visit as it didn't cost me anything but with such a small property that you may struggle to pass much time in, I'm sad to say it may be hard to justify the entry price.

N. P.

Very pretty building and lovely garden at the back. It was very small inside and not much to look at. I wouldn't go back a second time.

D. R.

It is on the busy main street but is a step back in time. Just delightful and such a wonderful old building with its charming stonework and beautiful garden at the back.

M. A.

Fascinating building with a long and varied history, a chance to glimpse a bygone era.

B.

Overpriced shop. Cool and interesting to walk around and see. Staff are kind and tell you information about the building. And it's next to a pub! Which is always a bonus.

S. C.

Beautiful old building. Very quaint. It's somewhere to go when you don't have a lot of time

E. J. A.

A must see, a small building that has so much to show, it takes you back in time and you don't have to imagine how it would be as it's all there to see. Pretty grounds, little cafe.

L.

Lots of lovely craft gifts at reasonable prices fabulous art work friendly ladies oh and not to mention great value for money pasties cheaper than anywhere else xxx

P. N.

Was expensive to get in and we didn't see very much. Nice place but I'd like to pay half the price

S. A.

Pure joy

P. G.

Quite interesting place... How we used to live & work.... We're members so took advantage of our visit

S. E.

Small but well formed (visit well under an hour). One of the most earliest properties of the national trust

P. F.

Incredibly old, unique and a fascinating story to tell. Beautiful garden and friendly and very well informed staff.

K. N.

Amazing old cottage, loved how you could experience it from the inside. Wish we could stay overnight - absolutely loved it!

M. H.

Really well cared for NT property, very pressed with the presentation and the lovely little garden. Recommend a visit.

S. G.

Interesting place to visit if you're already a member of the National Trust. Not sure I would pay full price on the door though!

b. g.

a lovely quaint national trust property and it was so nice to relax in the garden in the shade and not be able to hear the road.

O. A.

Very nice city

P. B.

Ok for a one off visit . Staff friendly .

M. N.

Beatiful old building maintained by the N.T. With a typical English Garden where you can sit and relax in tranquility.

C. R.

The most charming building in all of Cornwall. A beautiful old Medi eval hall, later used as a post office

G. T.

Quaint little house in the centre of Tintagel. Old coaching house several hundred years old, faithfully restored. A good way to spend 30 minutes.

P. P.

Great place to visit. Not to good if you have a disability. But very interesting all the same

s. R.

Brilliant place very interesting

S. G.

Just a lovely old building in the heart of Tintagel.😎

T. M.

Fantastic view's, well worth the visit

S. A.

We didn't go inside.

S. K. s. d.

Only used the post box, ha ha

S. B.

Very enjoyable. The guides were very knowledgeable and aproachable.

D. S. N.

Beautiful. Run by the National trust. Minimal fee for entry. Parking is available in the large lots

C. P.

An absolutely beautiful old cottage

S. S.

Lovely old building full of interesting historic items. Great to see how people lived many years ago.

r. t.

Only a small place but still an interesting bit of history. Worth popping in if you are around the area.

j. e.

Had the best cream tea ever next door to here the w i girls . best ever . warm scones great welcome .

P. E.

A really interesting building and nice garden. Worth an hour or so for a look. Don't end up on the shelf ladies!

R. D. l. T.

Lovely little place . Worth a visit if you can .

R. K.

Really good guide. Lots of info. Fascinating building.

D. L.

Wonderful old building with helpful staff and info to ensure a knowledgeable visit. We worth a visit.

R. W.

This place is fantastic, gives a real feeling of how things were centuries ago, a must see.

A. L.

Just an amazing place to visit and spend the day. Spectacular views and always lots going on.

M. M.

A small nt place but we'll worth a visit the welcome guide was very helpfull in telling us about the place and told us other places we could visit well done nt 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

A. P.

Very interesting nice to go back in time sad that i could not take my well behaved dog in as quite a few national trust places will not let dogs in

D. C. (.

Fascinating house with a very pretty and diverse garden designed with flowers and plants typical of the era.

J. A.

Lovely old building and garden, full of history and free entry to NT members.

L. B.

Love this old building. When we come to Cornwall we always find our selves here taking pictures of it.

J.

It's nice from the outside but unfortunately we could not go in. It might be open in the summer.

D. B.

Such an interesting building, and lovely garden, well worth a visit

J. J.

Quaint old 14th century Hall-House with many interesting features and beautiful little garden.

J. W.

Loved it here.beach was nightmare steps and more steps down to beach then loads of shaky rocks!then back up hill all the way.

s. p.

Great place to visit

S. E.

Great place to have a look around. Lovely garden too

M. W.

Very quirky little house and worth a look, especially if you are a National Trust member.

A. G.

Beautiful coastline to walk

P. B.

Well worth a quick visit - although probably not at the on-the-door entry price. A small late madeaeval (?) cottage.

R. D.

Beautiful, quaint historic place worth seeing. How they used to live.

T. A.

Didn't get to go in as closed this time of year. Cottage looks beautiful though

L. G.

Worth stopping at if nearby. Small extremely old building with a fascinating history

P. V.

Not enough to see and do but looks quite old and accessible off the Main Street.

M. M.

Very small but interesting. Very busy. Expensive if not a National Trust member.

R. A.

A beautiful space, so well preserved. Doesn't take long to get around. Watch out for low ceilings!!

K. H.

Lovely old house. Feels so authentic definatley worth a visit

R. M. O. C.

Really impressed with the Museum, especially the staff at the Museum who were very informative & polite. Bestest

S. C.

Lovely building, helpful staff glad we have national trust membership

j. w.

Lovely place recommend a visit also King Arthur's castle is there

G. J.

Not much to see and quite expensive but a good place to shelter from the rain.

A. C.

Fascinating bit of social history. Short visit as house is tiny but worth the entrance money

D. L.

Great historic building. Looks fab.

A. W.

Well worth the visit. An interesting building with a lovely garden.

L. B.

Simply a must if you're visiting Cornwall. I enjoyed it immensely.

g. r.

Great place to visit

I. P.

Not busy,

S. T.

Really worth a visit. Beautiful building and garden.

J. T.

Fabulous, transports you back to days gone by.Well looked after by the National Trust.

L. M.

Looks great from outside but not open til end Feb. Here too soon 😢

N. Q.

A bit of historical data

M. U. C.

Really quaint building with very friendly staff/volunteers. Excellent for a trip with the family.

J. S.

Nice to see the history but compared to other attractions a bit too expensive to get in.

A. P. (. N. P.

Very small with only five rooms and garden open to visitors. Would not like to visit on a busy day.

J. S.

National trust property. Lovely piece of English history. Friendly staff on hand to answer questions.

R. L.

Was beautiful . So full of history . Really worth a visit.

P. L.

Building is lovely. Not sure if worth the £4 to get in,but if you a trust member worth it.

F. A.

Beautiful old building. Well worth a visit.

K. B.

A tad expensive unless in NT, but well worth a visit & the garden is a delight

J. M.

Very well kept buildings and garden with staff with a wealth of information

E. C.

Lovely old building... Mind your head if you're tall though!

M. T.

A beautiful old characterful building in Tintagel's main street

M. W.

Quaint little place but interesting. Staff very welcoming and knowledgeable.

B. C.

Stunning little place, an absolute joy to visit.

G. M.

Small but beautiful. Garden games were a lot of fun.

L. H.

Beautiful period building

N. L.

Small, but good for a quick walk around. Definitely recommended for members.

M. S.

Very nice house for history lovers but not for tall peoples

P.

A small National Trust place, lovely garden and friendly staff.

D. H.

3 stars for its history. Not much else to say its £5 to go in so didn't go in.

S.

Great little place

L. H.

Quirky, atmospheric little building which speaks for itself if you listen. No frills.

R. A.

Where else can you see one of the oldest buildings in England and a nice experience

s. s.

Lovely building with plenty of history and in a beautiful setting

S. T.

Didn't go in because of price, but worth seeing from outside, beautiful!

b.

Great town lots of history a cool things to see rumored to be tintagel is rumored to be King Arthur

T. C.

Looked very nice but didn't have enough time to go in for a look . 😞 Damn

N. R.

Very informative, enjoyed the visit, nice little souvenir shop

G. D.

Quirky and cute little national trust property which is well worth a look in if you're a member.

K. S.

Lovely well worth a look .. garden is very bonney :)

J. W.

Amazing when closed and tourists have taken cover from the misty shower.

A. T.

Cute little cottage. Well worth popping in if you are a National Trust member . . .

C. F. C.

Interesting place to look round for an hour or two, not too expensive to get in.

m. w.

Lovely village to visit. Some nice shops and lovely pastries

J. C.

Love it got some sweets there really nice little shop

K. F.

Always nice to look around the place kids loved all the old stuff

S.

Lovely craft fare the day I visited plus the history of the place.

J. S.

National Trust administered Medieval Manor House, Most interesting.

D. J.

Historical and quirky, this is a great piece of Cornish history that can be explored in 30 mins.

I. M.

A very cute building from the outside but very small and little to do

M. R.

Small but interesting

D. C.

Lovely little NT property with reduced entrance charge for non members

m. z.

Great historical place well worth a visit

N. G.

Very quaint little place, a must visit when you go to Tintagel.

C. C.

Quirky house in the middle of tintagel had a nice look around and sat in the garden in the sun. Peaceful

M. F.

Awesome place, defo visit. We will be going again!

V. T.

Nice peice of history, quaint and oldy worldy but it won't take up much of your time

J. S.

2nd visit excellent time had by all

C. T.

Friendly welcome and quaint place. Interesting to visit.

J. E. F.

I love this place... I'm from Lincolnshire and i will visit again.

R. N.

One for the NT members. Interesting place but not that much to see.

P. F.

Lovely garden. Lovely ricetty old building

A. K.

Beautiful garden

S. C.

Didn't go inside of this place,looked very old and would have alot of history

D. R.

Great historical site if a little expensive

F. B.

A small village, great place, great place to visit with family.

P. D.

Just feel the presence of times past. Wonderful experience.

A. L.

Not a huge amount to see, but make sure you talk to the on site staff, they bring the place to life.

T. T.

Lovely little place you have to see it to believe it

D. D.

Lovely little place, full of history.

l. v.

Nice place , my husband takes lovely pictures

S. C.

Little historical gem situated in the middle of a great little town

C. F.

Lovely little National Trust Medieval Hall.

D. P.

Very small but interesting place.

j. w.

Very nice place to visit lovely grounds

R. M.

Great to see old buildings being looked after

S. S.

Pretty place. But most things closed till Easter

R. H.

Lovely historic building. small NT venue

j. b.

Marvelous bit of history. Well worth a visit

D. C.

Love the wonky roof. Great little shop and garden.

A. B.

A lovely little gem. Enjoyable visit.

s. c.

Cool place. Enjoyable history lesson

m. a.

Great place to visit

B. M.

Interesting little building. They do appear to have just bought some old stuff and dumped it in.

F. G. (.

A charming place, but it is very little and the ticket is too expensive for it.

B. M.

A little gem fir the national trust. Loved it

h. e.

Beautiful inside and outside. This is well worth visiting

S. H.

Nice old building. Staff so nice friendly.

B. R.

Nice place but a bit cramped (too many people).

R. H.

Such a quaint, old & historical building.

J. H.

Amazing little place.

H. P.

Very cute cottage, a real insight of past lives.

A. B.

Delightful little place with welcoming and knowledgeable staff.

R. M.

Yes olde feel. Lovely place.

T. J.

Spooky Post office small but interesting a must see evan just for its age...

p. j.

Great little place with lots of history

M. N.

Very old historical ,good visit.

S. 1.

Very interesting, only occupied an hour though

A. P.

Visit if touring in the area. Very interesting.

S. W.

Interesting talk. Really enjoyed it.

S. B.

Interesting little building, well worth calling in if passing.

J. H.

Very interesting great place to live.

S. J.

Lovely little building full of character, well worth a look.

B. P.

Love it here but can be very Windy

s. o.

Lovely looking building full of history

D. S.

Lovely little post office with a few things to buy

E. W.

Such great history in Tintagel

J.

Worth a look.

S. S.

Tiny but great and nice games for children

C. D.

Beautiful place. Post office very quaint.

J. M.

Beautiful place to visit and very interesting.

M. m. f.

Beutiful old post office which stocks the essentials from bread to magazines.

M. D.

Lovely little house with a beautiful garden

i.

Love to have a home like that. Beautiful.

A. H.

Very sweet characterful house. Very friendly staff.

T. B.

Small and quaint, but you're done in 10 minutes

j. h.

Lovely old building National Trust

I. A.

Great building mind your head. How people used to live

k. w. (.

Very nice place to visit while in the Tintagel

A. H.

Cool looking building, very old.

B. S.

Lovely old building in town.

E. *.

Old post office with an old story. Like the all Place. Liked It.

j. B.

Beautiful old post office just loved the wonky roof

J. M.

Everyone should visit fantastic place

K. S.

Interesting place

b. w.

Nicest looking post office I've come across

a. m.

looked good from the outside, was closed for winter

I. W. (.

Very quaint building full of history

j. m.

I thought I was in a hobbits house so quaint.

A. d.

Under the National Trust a must see small garden walk.

D. S.

Historic post office steeped in historical glory

D. S.

Great history and walks

H. P.

Love tintagel stayed there last year went back this year

S. M.

So quaint...the whole area is fantastic

L. W.

I love Tintagel, no more to be said really except go.

N. H.

got lottery tickets. sells books and is a general store.

L. V.

Looks pretty but expensive to get in for what it is

S. F.

Interesting place worth a look.

I. H.

Wonderful but what a load of tat Tintagel high street is

K. Q.

Nice little attraction for a short time out

R. M.

The history and mystical history.

G. A.

Lovely place must visit

J. S.

Whilst small it is well worth a visit.

K. G.

Small, worth a visit, helps to be small.

M. T.

Passed on walk ... worth a visit

J. m.

Was on holiday so I was only passing lol.

L. H.

Oldest post office on Britain TINTAGEL is amazing

P. O.

Was staying in St.Blazey, par and visited Tintagel for a day.

T. H.

Lovely place for a day out

S. M.

Fantastic building!

S. T.

Very pretty and quaint place.

D. B.

Very old building. Full of character.

D. M.

It was nice to a building preserved.

M. C.

Shame it was closed but loved it in the past.

E. M.

Very old building. Very nice

P. E.

Quaint old house, well preserved.

B. H.

Tiny but fascinating. Helpful staff.

P. M.

A very interesting place to visit

M. D.

Very interesting, small but good

R. J.

Tintagel

C. B.

Lovely place to visit

J. L.

Very interesting place to visit

A. R.

Very nice place to visit

R. “. W.

Interesting old building go have a look.

G. D. B.

National Trust -this atea os packed with history

C. S.

Very good and really very interesting.

D. V. R.

Good work done mostex e Most excellent

C. K.

You must visit. Dates back to 1600

S. D.

Still waiting for letter to arrive, I posted it 6 years ago now!

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