Jamaica InnThis was originally a coaching inn in the middle of wild Bodmin Moor.
Now it houses the Smugglers Museum - it's amazing how ingenious smugglers were at hiding their contraband -
and a homage to Daphne du Maurier whose novel Jamaica Inn made the place famous. Her writing desk and typewriter are here.
But the main business of Jamaica Inn is - fittingly given its origin - as a hotel and restaurant to feed and water weary travellers on their way to and from Cornwall. |map| |nearby attraction| |
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