St. Michael’s mount
From ancient cobbles to castle walls, through time and tide, St Michael’s Mount is beckoning.
Striding the causeway, or crossing by boat. Treading medieval pathways or exploring sub-tropical gardens. Climbing to the castle or uncovering stories of harbour, legend and family home. Admire the views, hear the islanders’ tales and unearth a history that lives on in every step. Through time and tide the Mount creates moments to remember. What will yours be?
St Michael’s Mount, Cornwall
©National Trust Images/Hugh Mothersole
Blue sky above the castle at St. Michaels Mount, Cornwall
©National Trust Images/Kirsty Gibbons
St Michael’s Mount
©National Trust
Castle on St Michael’s Mount, Cornwall.
©National Trust Images/Megan Taylor
St Michael’s Mount, Cornwall, approached by a causeway at low tide and by ferry at high tide
St Michaels Mount was originally the site of a Benedictine Priory, approached by a causeway at low tide and by ferry at high tide. The castle dates from C12th. ©National Trust Images/David Noton
St Michael’s Mount on its tidal island silhouetted against the sky, Cornwall
St Michael’s Mount on its tidal island silhouetted against the sky. The sunlight is reflected of the surface of the sea water making it look silver. ©National Trust Images/David Sellman
You can find the St. Michael’s Mount accessibility policy at: https://www.stmichaelsmount.co.uk/policies, and their accessibility page on their website is: https://www.stmichaelsmount.co.uk/plan-your-visit/access
For more information, to look for other National Trust places that you would like to visit or to book tickets, please check out the National Trust website at http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk
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