ONSHORE PLACES TO VISIT in falmouth

Explore Falmouth and further afield…

Voted the best place to live in the south west by The Sunday Times, welcome to Falmouth! The town has been shaped and influenced by its strong connection to the sea. Its maritime heritage sits comfortably alongside the creative. It is continually building a name for itself as Cornwall’s ultimate cultural and festival destination.

Discover our top things to do in Falmouth below…

A rich history

Falmouth’s rich history abounds with tales of heroic maritime exploits and endeavours, from the days of the packet ships to more recent around-the-world challenges. While its creative background boasts names such as Picasso, Henry Tuke and Man Ray. Today, as well as being a visitor destination, Falmouth is at the forefront of the region’s artistic and marine excellence.

Did you know Falmouth has the world’s third largest natural deep-water harbour? It’s also the country’s first and last port.

Local attractions

When you stay with us, a whole host of attractions, castles, beaches, and gardens are all on your doorstep. National Trust member? Discover the Cornish sub-tropical paradises of Glendurgan Garden or Trelissick Estate, just a short drive from The Greenbank.

Framed by Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONBs) along the Helford and Fal Rivers and Roseland Peninsula, the town is located on the South West Coast Path and is a magnet for walkers, picnickers and families alike.

Falmouth events

Falmouth promises a whole host of events throughout the year. From international sailing regattas and foodie festivals, to art exhibitions and singing sensations! Explore our blog page for our favourite diary dates in Cornwall.

If you’re travelling to us by train, boat or bus, and require a guided tour of Cornwall, we thoroughly recommend Keith’s Cornish Tours. Keith runs personalised day tours around the county for up to seven people. These include Poldark tours and trips, to inidividual towns and villages.