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An excellent example of metal sculpture work

Mind the edge,

It’s a really steep walk up and back down but definitely worth it for the view and privacy

Gallos, an impressing bronze staue, standing on the highest point of tintagel castle with an outstanding view over the coast and ocean

A little further away from the hustle and bustle of the crowds, you have a very nice view of the Tintagel rock from here

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So in strong winds the bridge is closed. However, the rune can also be seen very clearly from Hotel Camelot and at the café below the peninsula.

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The statue stands on Tintagel Head and is therefore part of the castle, which can be visited for an entrance fee. It is arguably one of the most photographed spots in Cornwall.

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This will take you to Tintagel Grad with the castle ruins.

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Great view of Tintagel Castle

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A beautiful statue

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Very impressive sculpture as is the view of the surrounding area.

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The new bridge replaces the sometimes daring wooden construction, which first went down and then steeply up again.

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Although many think of this kingly statue as representing King Arthur, it is in fact a representation of all of Tintagel's royal history. The bronze sculpture is called Gallos ('Power' in Cornish) and was created by artist Rubin Eynon. It's an impressive work, standing at 8 feet (2.4 m) in height and provides a superb foreground to the ocean views.

From Barras Nose you can look south west towards Tintagel Castle or north east towards The Sisters. Either way the views are breathtaking. The headland was the first coastal area to be acquired by the National Trust, back in 1896 for the price of £505.

I think you have to pay to cross it but it's worth just checking it out anyway

Epic views over Tintangel bridge

To access both halves of the ruins of Tintagel Castle, which sits on its own tiny peninsula as well as on the Cornish mainland, you'll need to cross on this modern steel bridge, which is an adventure all of its own. This bridge is also a great spot to get photos of the castle and the coastline, as long as you don't have a fear of heights! Access to the bridge is included when you buy a ticket to visit the castle, which is worth doing if you want to find out if King Arthur really did call this corner of Cornwall home...

Coming to Cornwall this is a must see.

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You do not have to buy tickets to view it. Requires climbing up the hill.

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I don't have pictures of the bridge because when I was visit Tintagel there was no bridge. It's quite new there. All Tintagel is worth to see.