Trelissick Garden
10 June 2019
A tiered garden that enjoys panoramic views towards Falmouth and the sea. The sheltered garden is great for picnics. In summer, it's a beautiful setting for open-air theatre performances.
Places To Visit near Roseland Peninsula
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Trelissick Garden
A tiered garden that enjoys panoramic views towards Falmouth and the sea. The sheltered garden is great for picnics. In summer, it's a beautiful setting for open-air theatre performances.
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St Just in Roseland Church
A unique 13th century church in a truly magical setting on the creekside in sub tropical gardens. Parking is available nearby and the church is a short stroll away. Service information is available on their website.
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Melinsey Mill
Medieval water mill set deep in a wooded valley. There is a small mill museum, craft shop and very popular cafe famed for its light lunches and delicious home-made pastries and cakes. The water wheel (cast by Harris & Polmear of the City Foundry, Truro in 1882) is working and you can sit and watch the ducks and other wildlife around the picnic tables under the trees.
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Lamorran House Gardens
A stunning garden with views over the bay. Open from April to October but check their Web site for opening times and events.
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National Maritime Museum Cornwall
Amazing for seadogs and landlubbers alike. Named South West Visitor Attraction of the Year 2008-2009.
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Cornwall Crafts Association
Not just paintings, but ceramics, textiles, glass and sculpture.
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Falmouth Art Gallery
Featuring works by major British artists you will find Falmouth's art collection is one of the most important in Cornwall. Located above the town's library there are both seasonal exhibitions and a permanent collection.
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Places To Visit near Roseland Peninsula
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St Just in Roseland Church
16 November 2017
A unique 13th century church in a truly magical setting on the creekside in sub tropical gardens. Parking is available nearby and the church is a short stroll away. Service information is available on their website.
Melinsey Mill
22 April 2013
Medieval water mill set deep in a wooded valley. There is a small mill museum, craft shop and very popular cafe famed for its light lunches and delicious home-made pastries and cakes. The water wheel (cast by Harris & Polmear of the City Foundry, Truro in 1882) is working and you can sit and watch the ducks and other wildlife around the picnic tables under the trees.
Lamorran House Gardens
24 September 2012
A stunning garden with views over the bay. Open from April to October but check their Web site for opening times and events.
National Maritime Museum Cornwall
23 August 2012
Amazing for seadogs and landlubbers alike. Named South West Visitor Attraction of the Year 2008-2009.
Cornwall Crafts Association
Not just paintings, but ceramics, textiles, glass and sculpture.
Falmouth Art Gallery
Featuring works by major British artists you will find Falmouth's art collection is one of the most important in Cornwall. Located above the town's library there are both seasonal exhibitions and a permanent collection.
Falmouth Arts
Films, comedy, music and art.