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Description
This 15C church - the baptistery dates back to 1956 - is devoted to the fishermen apostles Peter and Andrew, and Saint Ia, the first missionary to come to St Ives, who gave his name to the town. You cannot miss its Zennor granite tower and steeple near the port. The barrel vault and the ends of the wooden benches are interesting, as are the works of art by Barbara Hepworth (sculpture and chandelier).
Localisation
Things to see and donearby
- The Green Guide78 m - Barnoon Hill, St Ives TR26 1AD
- The Green Guide303 m - Porthmeor Beach, St Ives TR26 1TG
- The Green Guide334 m - Smeaton Pier, St Ives TR26
More tourist attractions in Saint Ives
Where to sleepnearby
- From £125The Loft19 m - Market Place Flat 2, St Ives TR26 1RZ
- From £126Will's Rock89 m - Flat 2, 12 St Andrews Street, St Ives TR25 1AH
- From £1093 Sunday School Court112 m - 3 Sunday School Court, St Ives TR26 1RP
More hotels in Saint Ives
Where to eatnearby
- Porthminster Beach Caf飣£MICHELIN 2024589 m - Porthminster Beach, St Ives TR26 2EB
- Ugly Butterfly by Adam Handling££££MICHELIN 20241.87 km - Carbis Bay Estate, Carbis Bay, St Ives TR26 2NP
- Gurnard's Head££MICHELIN 20248.7 km - Treen, Zennor TR26 3DE
More restaurants in Saint Ives
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