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1. www.falmouth.co.ukWelcome to Falmouth, The Spirit of The Sea | Official site

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   3 days ago · Falmouth has been shaped and influenced by its strong connection to the sea. Combining a fascinating maritime heritage and modern creativity, Falmouth is building a name for itself as one of the South West’s leading cultural and festival destinations.

2. www.falmouth.co.uk › attractionsAttractions & Activity Providers Archive - Falmouth Official

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   From attractions like the award-winning Maritime Museum, Falmouth Art Gallery and Cornwall's largest fortress Pendennis Castle, to great waterside activities, there's loads to experience and do in Falmouth!

3. www.falmouth.co.uk › see-and-doSee and Do Archive - Falmouth Official

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   From Pendennis Castle to the National Maritime Museum Cornwall, there's loads to see and experience in Falmouth... From Eden Project to St Ives, Cornwall is jammed packed with places to visit... Stunning coastline and gorgeous beaches to explore...

4. www.falmouth.co.uk › travel-resources › falmouth-town-mapFalmouth Town Map

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   The free Falmouth town map, gives a terrific seagull’s eye view of the town – its beaches, shopping areas and attractions. The Falmouth Map is widely available from a range of outlets including the Falmouth Visitor Centre on Prince of Wales Pier, National Maritime Museum Cornwall, Princess Pavilion, Pendennis Castle as well as guesthouses ...

5. www.falmouth.co.uk › see-and-do › walkingWalking around Falmouth - Falmouth Official

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   From gentle beachside strolls to longer creekside and cliff walks, walkers of all ages and abilities will find something to suit in Falmouth. There are a plethora of trails covering coastal paths, bridleways, quiet lanes as well as the South West Coast Path, which runs right through Falmouth.

6. www.falmouth.co.uk › attractions › nationalmaritimemuseumNational Maritime Museum Cornwall - Falmouth Official

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   National Maritime Museum Cornwall is home to 15 galleries, over five floors: exploring the influence of the sea on history and culture. Falmouth is a fitting setting for this journey of discovery to begin.

7. www.falmouth.co.uk › attractions › princess-pavilionPrincess Pavilion What's On - Falmouth Official

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   3 days ago · ABOUT US. From live music events, art fairs, weddings and community group activities, the Princess Pavilion runs a wide-ranging programme throughout the year. We do not have a physical box office but all our tickets are sold online via links below. Take a look to see what’s taking place over the coming months.

8. www.falmouth.co.uk › eat-drinkEat & Drink - Falmouth Official

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   Eat & Drink. The Falmouth oyster and the profusion of cafes, restaurants and speciality food outlets in the town, has been a key factor in helping put Cornwall on the culinary map. Great prices and great local produce….

9. www.falmouth.co.uk › travel-resources › reaching-falmouthGetting to Falmouth

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   There are a variety of ways to get to Falmouth, including by ferry, train, air or coach. Find out more about getting to Falmouth here.

10. www.falmouth.co.uk › discover-falmouth › falmouth-cruise-visitor-informationCruise to Falmouth

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    From attractions like the award-winning Maritime Museum, Falmouth Art Gallery and Cornwall's largest fortress Pendennis Castle, to great waterside activities, there's loads to experience and do in Falmouth!