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	Funchal 500 Tall Ships Regatta


			Tourism Service Carrick District Council Pydar Street Truro Cornwall TR1 1EB Tel: 01872 224355 Send An Email Visit Website

	From 10th-13th September 2008 Falmouth will be the host port for the Funchal 500 Tall Ships Regatta 2008. This special Tall Ships Race is the centre-piece marking the 500th Anniversary of the founding of the Port of Funchal in Madeira.



	National Maritime Museum Cornwall


			National Maritime Museum Cornwall Discovery Quay Falmouth Cornwall TR11 3QY Tel: 01326 313388 Fax: 01326 317878 Send An Email Visit Website

	Winner of the Cornwall Tourism Awards Visitor Attraction of the Year, this new generation of Museum is all about the sea, boats & Cornwall. And, this year it dives deeper, with a new exhibition celebrating man’s exploits under the water. Dive into a world of shipwrecks, see the very first submarine, explore a human torpedo and a hyperbaric chamber, experience the history of diving, delve into a diving bell and see what it takes to live, work and play in our oceans. Join them on a journey to the deep. All this as well as breathtaking views from the 29m tower, an underwater viewing tidal zone, hands-on interactive displays and the chance to get onto the water and discover the delights and wildlife of the Cornish coastline. There’s so much happening at the National Maritime Museum Cornwall in 2008, don’t miss your chance for a visit. Open daily 10-5, 7 days a week. Closed Christmas Day & Boxing Day. T: 01326 313388 2008 prices: Adults £7.95, Children (0-5) free, (6-15) £5.25, Senior (60+) £6.25, Family (2 adults + 3 children) £21. Groups receive 10% discount on groups of 10+



	Pendennis Castle


			English Heritage Pendennis Castle Falmouth Cornwall TR11 4LP Tel: 01326 316594 Send An Email Visit Website

	Pendennis Castle is one of the finest Henrician Forts in the country. Built on the Pendennis headland by Henry VIII in 1545, it affords spectacular views of the Fal Estuary, known locally as the Carrick Roads and Falmouth Bay. Later additions include the huge Elizabethan rampart. Pendennis Castle displays a range of artillery defences from the early years of the use of gunpowder to the Second World War. A lively Discovery Centre, finely detailed room reconstructions and regular tours to the underground magazines help bring to life the complex functions and history of Cornwalls greatest fortress. Open daily except 24th to 26th December and 1st January. Please call for details on admissions and opening hours.



	St. Mawes Castle


			St Mawes Falmouth Cornwall TR11 4LP Tel: 01326 270526 Send An Email Visit Website

	St Mawes Castle is the most perfectly preserved of Henry VIII's coastal fortresses. It was built to counter the invasion threat from Europe, working in partnership with Pendennis Castle across the Fal estuary. The castle commands magnificent views that can be best appreciated from the mighty battlements. There is a free audio tour to assist in exploring the wonderful architecture and sub-tropical gardens so relax and enjoy the setting. 1st April - 31st October open Sunday- Friday, 1st November - 31st March open Friday - Monday. Closed 24th - 26th December and 1st January. Please call for details of opening times and admission charges.



	Truro Cathedral


			Truro Cathedral 14 St Mary's Street TR1 0oo Tel: 01872 276782 Visit Website

	The iconic spiers of Truro Cathedral dominate the skyline of the city and is a must-see for many visitors. the Cathedral is home to three beautiful rose windows, the John Miller Painting,'Cornubia Land of the Saints' and memorials to Cornish saints in stone, wood and glass. The original Tudor church is incorporated within the building and is the only Cathedral with a bend in the nave. Free guided tours are offered Monday - Saturday between April & October, with organ recitals on at 13.10 - Mon - Thurs and Sat.. Open seven days a week and entry is free of charge. There is an excellent shop and cafe on site. Getting there: Enterprise Boats to Truro from Falmouth & St Mawes, Train and Bus.

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