Lots to see at this museum though it felt distinctly underwhelming. These isles have a fascinating history of witches and folk magic and more could have been made of the social side of things. The "magic" side of things is extensively covered but lacked logical displays and order. It is as if as much stuff as possible is shoehorned in on the basis it will attract those interested. If you in the area for an hour give it a go but honestly not worth a specfic trip. There is far much more of interest in this area.

We visited this museum as a couple holidaying near Tintagel and i'm so glad we did! Some very fascinating things on display, all with written descriptions. You really get a feel for how these items would have been used. The museum is set in a magical setting, we visited the local cafe, and walked up to the watch tower near by. You really do feel the magic atmosphere here. The museum itself is only small, but there is so much to learn and see. Well set up and organised, and a lovely little souvenir shop near the end. Even if this museum isn't really your thing, but you're in the area, i'd definitely recommend a visit, it's well worth the money.

Not scary, but totally fascinating and absorbing. You come away with the impression that witches were much maligned and misunderstood (I have a friend who is a practicing witch!). Very well laid out and labelled , and not cramped. I went when it was quiet, so had plenty of time to wander, read all the descriptions and absorb the atmosphere.. Some very interesting items on display, quite a lot from relatively recent times. Small but good gift shop area. Friendly and helpful staff. Well worth a visit, and very good value for money (I paid £7) and stay as long as you want. Highly recommended.

The exhibit’s were so well curated. The staff were absolutely amazing. And knowing that we were from the states, they took extra time to help us around the town. We would highly recommend this to anyone who is in the area, even if you don’t have any knowledge of witchcraft.

Very interesting little museum with lots of information on witchcraft. There were lots of artefacts to look at and lots of information to read, so it was very easy to spend a while in the museum despite it only being small. Information was presented sensitively and respectfully, and there was even a small area for spiritual contemplation. For only £7 per person you can’t really go wrong!

It's not easy to avoid cliches and banality while running this kind of attraction but in this little Boscastle museum you get the feeling of seriousness - even if some of the exhibits seem to be out of this world. Everything is a bit cramped and you may feel claustrophobic but it only compounds the suffocating atmosphere which is crucial to experience this place. No matter how open-minded you are, you should find this place surely interesting.

Good and interesting collection to visit , if you’re in the area. If you’re into witchcraft and magic then I’d recommend if not then save the £7. Can feel cramped at peak times as there are narrow corridors and lots to read within them. Could be more welcoming, when we arrived the guy at the counter did not say a word to us

We enjoyed visiting the museum and the owners were very helpful In assisting me to access the upstairs due to my mobility difficulties. There is a range of objects here from a variety of paths of witchcraft and lots of educational information. I was happy to see doreen valiente honored and herbal magick showcased.

Small museum in the delightful backdrop of Boscastle. The museum and exhibits are well labelled if perhaps appear slightly dated. The museum also had a strong odour when we visited-perhaps incense? Or maybe it was the exhibits themselves. Not a lot of windows in the museum and the rooms are quite small. Takes about 20mins to go through.

So many interesting objects! Lots of information and things to read about ( so much so that we took photos to read later as we were in a bit of a rush !) We live in Launceston so was especially interested in the black knotted ribbons which were found around a house in Launceston! Great value for money and helpful staff too.