Explore Kneehigh Theatre and its Surroundings

The Pandora Inn (4.8 miles)
Take a step back in time with a visit to the Pandora Inn, parts of which date back to the 13th Century. Stunning views of Restronguet Creek surround you while you enjoy excellent food outside by the pontoon on a good day or inside if the weather lets you down. You could leave the car behind and walk, cycle or sail there - room for up to 20 boats on the pontoon.
www.pandorainn.com

Trelissick Garden (3.3 miles)
A tiered garden that enjoys panoramic views towards Falmouth and the sea.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk

The Plaza (.1 miles)
www.wtwcinemas.co.uk

The Explorers Cafe (.1 miles)
Food with all kinds of world influence.

Fodders (.1 miles)
Organic treats.

Gaudi's (.2 miles)
Decidedly European in flavour.
www.gaudis.co.uk

Bissoe Tramways Cycle Hire (3.9 miles)
Based in the south, but the route goes right through the mining heartland of Cornwall and hits the north coast at Portreath.
www.cornwallcyclehire.com

Chyreen Fruit Farm (2.9 miles)
www.chyreen.ukf.net

City Angling Centre (.1 miles)
Angling supplies.

Artonomy Fine Art (.1 miles)
Serious art, serious prices.
www.artonomy.co.uk

Bishop Philpotts Gallery (.1 miles)
Contemporary pieces across different media.

Lemon Street Gallery (.1 miles)
A wonderfully light and airy space.
www.lemonstreetgallery.co.uk

Cornwall Crafts Association (3.3 miles)
Not just paintings, but ceramics, textiles, glass and sculpture.
www.cornwallcrafts.co.uk

Killiow Golf (2.3 miles)
18 challenging holes.
www.killiowgolf.co.uk

Truro Golf Club (1.6 miles)
Just a mile from the City centre – perfect for non-golfers to indulge in a little shopping while you complete 18 holes.
www.trurogolfclub.co.uk

Royal Cornwall Museum (.1 miles)
Archeology from Cornwall and around the world, plus fine art and social history.
www.royalcornwallmuseum.org.uk

Kazbah (.1 miles)
A little piece of North Africa in Truro.

Bustopher Jones Wine Bar (.1 miles)
A bit of a Truro institution. The Sunday lunches are as good as your Mum makes.

Indaba Fish (.1 miles)
With big blackboards listing the specials, all based on the catch of the day, you know the seafood here is really fresh. Chef Nick Taylor, who formerly worked for Rick Stein, makes this restaurant a real gem of a find. Perfect for pre-show dining, this is a popular venue for evening theatre goers due to its central location.

Xen Noodle Bar (.1 miles)
Minimalist decor and long shared tables, but plenty of spice and flavour.

Chantek - Asian Fusion Restaurant Bar (.2 miles)
A funky fusion restaurant with an enormous menu.
www.chantek.co.uk

The Baba (.1 miles)
Some of the best Indian food in the south west.
www.bengalirestaurant.com

Piero's Ristorante and Pizzeria (.1 miles)
Classic Italian dishes and a lively atmosphere.

Pippa's Steakhouse (.1 miles)
Not just any old steak - Cornish beef, aged for 28 days and cooked to perfection.

Foxhole Farm Riding Stables (4.5 miles)
Ride through Cornwall’s mining heritage.

Hall for Cornwall (.1 miles)
A year-round, exciting calendar of plays, music and dance.
www.hallforcornwall.co.uk

Loe Beach Watersports Centre (4.1 miles)
Learn to sail, windsurf or kayak in sheltered waters near Truro.
www.loebeachwatersports.com

Truro (.1 miles)
Truro’s attractive Georgian streets are packed with unique shops, funky cafes and sleek restaurants. It’s easy to spend a day nosing around the little back streets and sipping a glass of wine on the piazza. Don’t miss the cathedral, a grand and newly renovated delight.

The Cornish Cyder Farm (4.8 miles)
As well as the cyder, there are friendly farm animals and fun tractor rides.
www.thecornishcyderfarm.co.uk

Orca Sea Safaris (3.4 miles)
Orca Sea Safaris operate daily Wildlife Watching and Eco-Tourism trips from its base in Falmouth all year round.
www.orcaseasafaris.co.uk

Fal River Links (3.4 miles)
Fal River Links brings together a range of experiences, attractions, walks and scenery connected by a seamless transport network.
www.falriverlinks.co.uk

Idless Woods (2.0 miles)
The woods at Idless are run by the Forestry Commission and are just 2.1 miles from Truro city centre. Perfect for a peaceful, sheltered walk and popular with local wildlife such as deer, otter and badger.
www.forestry.gov.uk/website/wildwoods.nsf/luwebdocsbykey/eng

Feock (3.9 miles)
Lying on the shore of the River Fal, the village of Feock can be reached easily fom Falmouth or Truro by road or by the King Harry Ferry. Trelissick House and Garden are to the west. Tregew, a former farmhouse, dates back to 1315. From nearby Loe Beach 30 or more oyster boats can be seen working during the winter months.

Loe Beach (3.9 miles)
Situated near Feock and running south west to Restronguet Point, Loe Beach is popular for watersports all year round and oyster boat watching during winter months.

The Kings Head (4.7 miles)
In the tiny hamlet of Ruan Lanihorne, just a few miles outside Truro, The Kings Head harbours the best kept secret on the beautiful Roseland peninsula. Set deep in the countryside, at the head of the Fal Estuary and close to the magical Lamorran Woods, this traditional country pub will greet you with a warm welcome, great beers and a superb menu. With entries into the CAMRA Good Beer Guide, Alastair Sawday's Pubs and Inns of England and Wales and The Good Pub Guide you will not be disappointed with the pub fare or the breathtaking views of rolling countryside which can be enjoyed from the beer garden.
www.kings-head-roseland.co.uk