Caradon Inn | Bylane End | Liskeard |
Upton Cross , Liskeard, Cornwall, PL14 5AZ, EnglandCompare Prices for this Hotel
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The Caradon Inn is a conventional Inn in the peaceful village of Upton Cross near Liskeard in impressive Cornwall and located directly opposite Sterts open-air ampitheatre set on the fringe of picturesque Bodmin Moor.
Liskeard is an perfect base from which to explore.
When you visit the moors you are retreading the footsteps of Neolithic man of Cornish Kings and of the thousands of miners who once worked the area.
The moors shrouded in mist and mystery hold abundant clues for those who want to delve into the past - burial chambers and holy wells giant stones and Bronze Age settlements decayed mine-workings and disused quarries.
To the north west of Liskeard lies the windswept uplands of Bodmin Moor a designated region of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Market days are still held every Monday and Thursday and the town now has an excellent leisure centre Lux Park.
Liskeard remains a picturesque and lively market town full of interesting buildings: a Victorian Guildhall and clock tower the Stuart House where Charles I stayed in 1644 and the second largest church in Cornwall.
The railway which replaced it has become today s single track branch line along scenic wooded riverbanks the Looe Valley Line.
The mining industry played an important part in the town s growth and in 1828 a canal link enabled ore and stone to be carried down to Looe.
Situated at the head of the Looe Valley it has long been an important market centre and was one of the four original Stannary towns.
The Caradon Inn is a conventional Inn in the peaceful village of Upton Cross near Liskeard in impressive Cornwall and located directly opposite Sterts open-air ampitheatre set on the fringe of picturesque Bodmin Moor.
Liskeard is an perfect base from which to explore.
When you visit the moors you are retreading the footsteps of Neolithic man of Cornish Kings and of the thousands of miners who once worked the area.
The moors shrouded in mist and mystery hold abundant clues for those who want to delve into the past - burial chambers and holy wells giant stones and Bronze Age settlements decayed mine-workings and disused quarries.
To the north west of Liskeard lies the windswept uplands of Bodmin Moor a designated region of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Market days are still held every Monday and Thursday and the town now has an excellent leisure centre Lux Park.
Liskeard remains a picturesque and lively market town full of interesting buildings: a Victorian Guildhall and clock tower the Stuart House where Charles I stayed in 1644 and the second largest church in Cornwall.
The railway which replaced it has become today s single track branch line along scenic wooded riverbanks the Looe Valley Line.
The mining industry played an important part in the town s growth and in 1828 a canal link enabled ore and stone to be carried down to Looe.
Situated at the head of the Looe Valley it has long been an important market centre and was one of the four original Stannary towns.
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FACILITIES:-
Bar
Internet WiFi in Public Areas
Hotel Restaurant
Onsite Car Park Available
There is a Non-Smoking Policy Throughout the Hotel
Caradon Inn | Bylane End | Liskeard |
Upton Cross , Liskeard, Cornwall, PL14 5AZ, England
Caradon Inn | Bylane End | Liskeard |
Upton Cross , Liskeard, Cornwall, PL14 5AZ, England