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Vacation Lodge - Hostel
Front of property

Vacation Lodge - Hostel

1.0 star property
Vacation Lodge - Hostel
Blue Room Hostel Newquay
Bar (on property)

Blue Room Hostel Newquay

1.0 star property
Blue Room Hostel Newquay
Cohort St Ives
Terrace/patio

Cohort St Ives

1.0 star property
Cohort St Ives
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Holiday Inn Express Bodmin - Victoria Junction by IHG

Holiday Inn Express Bodmin - Victoria Junction by IHG

CORNWALL SERVICES, VICTORIA ROCHE, St Austell, England
The price is AED 265 per night from Mar 29 to Mar 30
AED 265
AED 318 total
includes taxes & fees
29 Mar - 30 Mar
9.4/10 Exceptional! (218 reviews)
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Entrance to St Piran's Round. St Piran's Round is the best surviving example of a plen an gwary - medieval amphitheatre, or playing place. Cornish language miracle plays were enacted in such places in Mid and West Cornwall throughout the Middle Ages. Some believe that this one was constructed solely for this purpose but it does seem likely from its form that it might originally have been an Iron Age or Romano-British enclosure. It is still used for the performance of miracle plays and it has also been used on five occasions in recent years for the staging of the annual Cornish Gorseth.
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