But there are lesser-known stories behind the famous myths. This trail explores how Tintagel became linked with King Arthur and the forces that shaped the village’s fortunes before then.

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In 1140 Reginald, the illegitimate son of Henry I, came to Cornwall and married the daughter of William Fitz Richard of Cardinham, one of the leading men of the county.

In compiling this guide we hope to give you a small taste of the History, Myths and Legends, walks and wonderful scenery to be found in the area, along with information about places to stay, places...

The project has improved the access to and understanding of Tintagel Castle, opening up the site to more people. As one of Cornwall’s most popular visitor attractions, this project will bring more people …

Tintagel Castle is most famous for its associations with the legendary King Arthur. Romantic tales of Arthur and his knights were first written about in the 12th century.They remained popular throughout …

Tintagel Castle is one of the UK’s most important historic sites. it draws over 200,000 visitors a year and up to 3,000 a day in the peak summer sea