St Agnes (village)
St Agnes is a village that was shaped by Cornish mining with its busy high street with shops, pubs and cafes. St Agnes is also a good, accessible starting point for a visit to the St Agnes Mining District.
From the village car park you can explore the village's mining past by visiting the St Agnes Museum or the Miners and Mechanics' Institute or simply by walking along its streets among its cottages, houses and public buildings.
Wheelchair ramps are available at the St Agnes Museum on the ground floor, which is fully accessible to wheelchair users and includes a virtual tour of the first floor on a computer in the study corner.
The Miners and Mechanics' Institute also has a wheelchair ramp and there is a lift from the ground floor to provide access for wheelchair users and pushchairs.
St Agnes facilities, transport and parking:
The village car park is free for a short period. There are accessible parking spaces marked in the free car park.
There are public toilets on the high street.
There are lots of places to eat and drink in St Agnes.
There is very limited seating in St Agnes.
St Agnes distances:
Village Car Park to:
Distance
Description and other access considerations
Village Car Park to:
St Agnes Museum
Distance
250m
Description and other access considerations
Narrow pavements with low kerbs and occasional bollards which could result in needing to use the road.
Village Car Park to:
St Agnes Miners & Mechanics' Institute
Distance
100m
Description and other access considerations
Pavement, narrow at times, crossing at dropped kerbs. Ramped entrance to the Institute. Check online for activities and events.
Village Car Park to:
Public Toilets
Distance
300m
Description and other access considerations
Narrow pavements with low kerbs. The pub near the car park also has facilities. Check opening times online.
Village Car Park to:
Pubs & Cafes
Distance
100m-300m
Description and other access considerations
Narrow pavements with low kerbs. Uneven surfaces, including historic cobbles.
