St Buryan - village and former civil parish in Cornwall, England
St Buryan is a small village in the far west of Cornwall. The population is around 500, however the gene pool is small and most people are related!
Get in
The nearest station is Penzance, from where there are buses (operated by First Bus Cornwall) going on their way to Lands' End. There are also occasional buses from St Just in Penwith.
Get around
Easy parking everywhere, then just walk and stroll around.
See
The principal sight is the church
- St Buryan Church, St Buyan, 50.074998°, -5.622466°. a grade 1 listed building with a beautiful rood screen, rare in this area.
- Merry Maidens, 50.06504°, -5.58973°. stone circle
- Boscawen Un (Nine Maidens), 50.09021°, -5.61958°. stone circle
Do
Wander around and enjoy this perfect village, not spoiled by crowds as it stands away from the coast.
Buy
- Local grocery / paper shop.
Eat
Drink
Two pubs.
- St Buryan Inn, TR19 6BA, 50.074362°, -5.622646°, +44 1736 810385, hello@buryaninn.co.uk. M-W: 4PM - 11PM, Th-Sa: 11AM - 11PM, Su: noon - 11PM. 2020-06-21
Sleep
There's a few B&Bs dotted around the village, as well a number of self catered holiday lets (normally quite pricy, and rented by the week).
Connect
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Cornwall
2nd-order administrative division
England
Primary administrative division