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is a beautiful old estate offering B&B, a cafe plus parking and taxi facilities for visitors to the Isles of Scilly.
For relaxation, the flowers, sub-tropical plants and trees in Morrab Gardens are amongst Regency and Georgian terraces and houses. Close by is the PENLEE HOUSE GALLERY AND MUSEUM. Tings to see, do and visit, of which there are many, include the popular Golowan, Feast of St John festival, which is one of the most important community arts festivals in the whole of Cornwall, and lasts around ten days. Details of all events in and around the town can be obtained from the Visitor Centre in the bus station car park.
PENLEE HOUSE GALLERY & MUSEUM. Te Gallery has a permanent collection of paintings, including some from the renowned Newlyn School. Te Museum has over 6,000 years of history in West
Cornwall & artefacts covering the area’s heritage. Te shop has
all the way to Marazion,. Tis long expanse of sheltered bay is the venue for major racing championships. Te promenade, said to be the longest in Europe, has a choice of hotels, cafes and restaurants. For fishing trips and boat trips around the bay there are many choices.
in and around the area. Tere is a Festival of Fish in Newlyn every August Bank Holiday, and if you are in Mousehole in December, don’t miss Tom Bawcocks Eve on December 23rd. At this celebration the prime dish is Star Gazy Pie (a fish, egg and potato pie with protruding fish heads) and a lantern procession takes place. Don’t miss an opportunity to visit the unique MOUSEHOLE BIRD HOSPITAL.
NEWTOWN ANGLING CENTRE in Penzance is
Cornwall’s Best Specialist Tackle
Shop, with fresh bait daily, free advice, and
a range of prints, books, gifts, souvenirs and there is licensed café. Please check our website for what is on show at the Gallery and for purchasing information.
Te beach starts just east of Penzance Harbour and extends
Information. We also sell fresh fish online via Ebay, call us or visit our website for details.
A few miles south are the villages of Newlyn and Mousehole, both renown for fresh fish. Newlyn is home to the world famous Newlyn School of Art plus many studios and galleries
MOUSEHOLE BIRD HOSPITAL accepts birds in need of care, land or sea, to heal and return them to the wild. If this not possible and they take kindly to captivity, then they are given sanctuary for the rest of their lives. Tose beyond help are painlessly destroyed. During each year approximately 1,500 birds are treated at the Hospital. Plus, on average 100 permanent residents. We have 4 full time members of staff caring for the birds 365 days of the year in the same tradition as Pog and Dorothy, our founders. We are open daily to visitors and admission is free, although a donation, no matter how small, is always welcome. Tere is a small shop where you can buy some local crafts and bird inspired gifts. Without the help of a caring and sympathetic public we could not keep this much needed Hospital open.
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