Land’s End

Land’s End is the most westerly point of mainland England, and the Land’s End Landmark site around it is run as a visitor destination with shops, food outlets, a hotel and several paid attractions. The famous signpost is the usual first stop for photographs, and the 110-acre site and the coastal paths around it can be walked all year.

The paid attractions are Aardman Presents: A Grand Experience, an interactive show built around Wallace & Gromit, Morph and Shaun the Sheep; the Jolly Roger 4D film, which adds seat movement, air blasts and water sprays to a shipwreck story; Greeb Farm, a restored 200-year-old Cornish farmstead with small animals; and The Lost Treasure of Lyonesse, an adventure golf course. The film’s effects are not suited to everyone, and the site warns people with heart conditions, back problems or high blood pressure, and anyone pregnant, to check first. All four attractions are closed for winter maintenance and reopen in spring 2027, starting from 10am daily when they are open. Fireworks and drone shows are listed under What’s On when they are scheduled.

Parking is charged all year, at prices that vary by season, and cannot be pre-booked, so you buy a ticket on arrival. Land’s End is dog-friendly. The coast path north from the signpost passes the First and Last House on its way towards Sennen Cove, for a longer walk away from the main site.