Visit the house at Godolphin
Venture into Godolphin House and discover the rich history within the walls of this once great mining powerhouse. Find out more about those who lived here and lives they led, in what was once Cornwall's largest and finest house.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Join us on the first week of every month, from the first Saturday to the following Thursday (except January), as the doors to Godolphin House open to the public. Discover more about one of Cornwall's most spectacular homes, those who inhabited it and the history of this great mining site.
Every 30 minutes you can join us for a introductory talk about the history of Godolphin to help guide you through your visit.
Final entry into the house is 1 hour before closing time.
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Event ticket prices
This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
Check admission pricesThe basics
- Meeting point
Once you have arrived at Godolphin please make your way to the front of the house which will be open.
- Accessibility
Accessibility dogs welcome. The upstairs of this property is only accessible via stairs. The property also has an easy-read guide, large-print guide and a visual story. There are uneven floor levels, narrow corridors, and unexpected steps at points in the house. Please refer to our access guide on the homepage for more information.
- Other
Final entry into the house is 1 hour before closing time. No pre-booking required.
Upcoming events
Godolphin Woods Walking Mining Tours
Enjoy a short walk through a mining landscape, with one of our volunteer guides, who will highlight the features of mining that remain and tell you more about the historic relationship between Godolphin and mining.
Guided wider estate walks at Godolphin
Join one of our volunteer walk leaders for a guided walk in nature, exploring the wider Godolphin estate.
Easter Egg Hunt at Godolphin
This spring, treat the whole family to a world of adventure at Godolphin on an Easter trail.
See the Bluebells at Godolphin
Enjoy the annual carpet of bluebells at Godolphin this spring, and find out how you can help protect our native bluebells for generations to come.