When people think of Cornwall views they likely imagine rugged coastlines and gorgeous blue seas.
But there's a new entry for 'best view' in the county - the one from Truro Cathedral.
The city's cathedral tower used to be sealed off to the masses but its chief operating officer Sean O'Neil loved exploring it so much, he's opened it up for all to see.
From the spring to the autumn, the cathedral has offered guided tours of the 185ft tower with those who signed up being treated for beautiful views both inside and outside of the cathedral.
Scroll down to see stunning views of the cathedral and city from one of the recent tours.
Truro Cathedral was started in 1880 and completed in 1910. Truro Cathedral looms over the city and can be seen from almost all places in the Cornish capital. In the rafters of Truro Cathedral, high above the floor - but this tour is not for the faint hearted.The view of Truro as seen from the top of the cathedral.The wooden stairs up to the top of one of the towers.Sean said it took him a year to convince someone to take him up the tower, but he's been "hooked" ever since.The cathedral's chief operating officer said he didn't want to be the only person with the privilege of seeing what the tower has to offer.Sean said the tours are an important revenue stream for the cathedral.It has been a "successful year" for the tours, according to Truro Cathedral.The tower offers many unique views of Truro.The tours take people into the Cathedral - experiencing it like never before.
