Music & Entertainment
Rock to Pop Concerts, Variety, Musicals, Festivals & Drama etc.
Entertainment venue set in beautiful public gardens + Bar & Bistro - Open daily 11am-11pm
See programme, website & press for main details, plus free summer band concerts & choirs
Tel: 01326 211222
www.princesspavilion.co.uk
www.gyllyngdunegardens.co.uk Princess Pavilion & Gyllyngdune Gardens, 41 Melvill Road, Falmouth TR11 4AR
There’s lots to do... all year round
in Falmouth... Visit Ships & Castles fun-packed leisure pool; open daily for family fun, with a wave machine, a river run, a thrilling 70 metre flume, spa pools, geysers, bubble mats and a shallow area for the little ones. Also open for flat water sessions. Check timetable online for fun sessions or call the centre. + Free parking.
Gyllyngdune Gardens at the Princess Pavilion consists of four acres of beautiful public gardens which flow down to the seafront and contain lots of features including a shell grotto and quarry garden, all in a stunning setting. There are often events taking place including free summer bandstand concerts and choirs in The Garden Room. Open daily. Admission and parking for visitors is free.
For excellent refreshments, visit The Garden Room bar & bistro at the Princess Pavilion for dinner, pre-show meals, lunches and snacks. Sit outside on the terrace, in the gardens or in the comfort of the main room or bar whilst enjoying something freshly prepared from the great value menu. Open daily throughout the summer 11am-11pm.
www.cornish-visitor.co.uk
Where the thrills of the seaside come inside for a family fun-time with a clear roof on the sky to keep out the weather
Open 7 days a week Free Parking
Adult/Child ratios in pool Under 5’s 1:1, Under 8’s 1:2
www.shipsandcastles.co.uk 01326 212129
Ships & Castles Leisure Pool, Castle Drive, Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 4NG Cornish Visitor Guide - spring / summer 2012 35
Daily Fun Sessions For All The Family
River run Spa pools Wave machine 70m flume
Water geysers
Check
timetable for Fun Session times
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