Places to visit in Cornwall

This picturesque fishing village has a vibrant community. You may already be surprisingly familiar with Port Isaac (aka Portwenn) being as it’s home to the TV series Doc Martin.

Its narrow winding streets lines with whitewashed cottages create a unique quirkiness to the village. Wander the traditional streets down towards the harbour where you can watch the fishermen looking for their daily catch of fish, crab and lobster.

A breath-taking fishing harbour and seaside town where you can wonder through the maze of narrow cobbled streets, shops and traditional cottages which have inspired generations of artists. The town centre is clustered around the harbour, which dates back to the eighteenth century. With top attractions such as the Tate gallery and Barbara Hepworth museum the town stays busy all year.

An idyllic seaside town with multiple white beaches and sparkling blue seas. Falmouth’s maritime history is famous across the world, as it has been a port for sailors, merchant ships and pirates over the years!

Explore the sandy beaches, high street with independent shops and pubs, take a trip to Pendennis Castle, or go on a boat trip to St Mawes!

Cornwall’s only city, Truro is a shopper’s paradise and so much more. VIsit the beautiful cathedral, which dominates the skyline with its huge spires.

It is home to many major stores along with small, independent shops. If you’re feeling peckish then fear not – Truro is home to lots of restaurants and cafes making for a great day out.