Things to do around Falmouth

Falmouth Spring Flower Show 2017

Since Queen Victorias’ 2nd daughter, Princess Christian opened the first flower show on April 21st 1910 at Gyllnygdune Gardens, it has continued to herald the start of spring, drawing hundreds of visitors from near and far each year. Only...

31 Days of August when you Visit Falmouth

Falmouth is a beautiful town, with stunning views, beautiful beaches, a labyrinth of side streets and a multitude of things to do and places to visit. You can spend days enjoying the many exciting and interesting events that take...

Falmouth International Sea Shanty Festival 2016

Got something to complain about at work? Then book an appointment to see the boss, pop it in an email or moan to Human Resources. Back in the days of packet ships, clipper ships, and shrinking crews you quickly...

Bio Blitz 2016 at Tremough

Looking for a fun way to spend the day? Want to learn more about our wonderful Cornish wildlife? Join the knowledgeable staff and students at Tremough, Penryn to explore and survey the wildlife around Penryn campus on Saturday 21st...

Falmouth High Street

There is no denying that Falmouth has perhaps one too many hills’s to climb but, it’s fair to say they are all worth climbing! For example, the climb up to the viewing area above the docks not only gives you...

Places to explore when you visit Falmouth

While there are plenty of sights and activities to fill your visit to Falmouth, the town is also the perfect location for exploring many beautiful areas and attractions in Cornwall. Here are three more places’s to explore when you...

Visit the Christmas Tree Festival in Falmouth

If you haven’t had the chance to visit the Christmas tree festival at the ‘All Saints’, church in Falmouth yet, do. For the last ten year’s the team that organise the festival have done a wonderful job of making the...

Visit Falmouth at Christmas

If you are planning to visit Falmouth at Christmas then you are looking forward to a magical time. There are festive workshops, events, theatre, markets, late night shopping and dining to ensure your holiday is packed full of great...

Exploring the Helford #Part3

Helford Village is situated on the south bank of the river. It may be peaceful today but at one time this village was bustling with a thriving trade in Rum, Tobacco and lace, in fact trade was so good...

Exploring the Helford #Part2

The story goes that shipwrecked Normans, driven to the shore of Gillan Creek in the C12th, vowed to St Anthony that if they were saved they would build a church in his name. The church was built, using fine...