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Bodmin Tourist InformationBodmin Guide and HistoryA busy hub in the centre of Cornwall, just on the Western edge of Bodmin Moor, Bodmin is one of the oldest towns in the county with a great deal of history. Like most of the settlements in the Duchy, its past is heavily involved with the tin industry, and has remained a business oriented town with many tradespeople and entrepreneurs. Bodmin EventsThere are currently no events listed for this area, if you are planning an event, please let us know and we will add it. Bodmin AccommodationBodmin is surrounded by exceptional scenery, peppered with accommodation of all sorts, nestled into the valleys and hillsides of Bodmin Moor. Just outside the town there's the village of Lanivet where there is a mixture of Victorian architecture and rustic Cornish cottages. Entertainment and Eating Out GuideThe Moors offer walking and horse riding, and there are pubs and restaurants in the town. On the way to Lostwithiel you will find a golf club, and a heritage railway. There is a wealth of other activities and places to see in Bodmin. Shopping GuideThere is a busy town centre full of shops, independent and the well known chains you would expect, all around the Shire Hall in the centre of town. Bodmin Beach and Surf GuideLocated, as it is, in the centre of the county, there are no beaches. But, as the county is a peninsular, you are never far from the coast. Travel InformationThere a regular buses that operate throughout the town and the surrounding area. Taxis are also plentiful. Bodmin Parkway Station, just outside the town, is a well used railway station. Bodmin BusinessesA central hub to the surrounding area, Bodmin is full of businesses of many varieties, catering for international concerns and also domestic. Smith of Bodmin have been providing Cornwall removals for over eighty years, and are well known for a high standard of service from friendly and reliable staff. |
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