Part of the Cornwall Travel Guide on Britain Express, highlighting attractions, heritage, and tourism information.
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Accommodation in Falmouth , Cornwall Part of the Cornwall Travel Guide on Britain Express, highlighting attractions, heritage, and tourism information. |
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Falmouth Travel and Heritage Information Greenbank HotelA Hotel in Falmouth , CornwallHarbourside Falmouth Cornwall England TR11 2SR
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From: £59.00 Greenbank Hotels setting is in a truly enviable position, with its idyllic seafront location in Falmouth situated off the A39. It boasts one of the most sensational panoramic waterfront views in England, hours can literally pass by as you follow the yachts slipping quietly out to sea. Even storm clouds gathering over the bay are dramatic Dating from 1640 the Greenbank is Falmouths oldest hotel and is a fascinating collection of sympathetically and beautifully restored buildings perched on the sea wall and private quay. The restaurant is elevated above one of the worlds largest natural harbours, the sunlit Harbourside Restaurant is the perfect setting to enjoy the delightful food on a star-studded menu. Head Chef, Keith Brooksbank is paving new ground with a menu where seasonality and supreme provenance are the prevailing watchwords, described as Modern British it is littered with refreshingly experimental touches designed to awaken the imagination and palate In the bar you can truly escape, imagine the scene youve arrived after a long journey and you fancy a drink. The ambience quickly adapts to your mood, whether you want to talk, laugh or just daydream, sit back in a soft chair and relax. The well stocked bar shies away from serving the mundane or average, also an electric wine list offers something for everyone The background atmosphere is soft and relaxed and the service is reminiscent of a bygone era.There are hundreds of ways to relax in Falmouth and the beautiful Cornwall countryside. Take a stroll in the cobbled streets of Old Falmouth, or wander down to see the catch coming ashore at the quayside The Cornwall coastline is world renowned with magnificent cliffs and tumbling surf, deserted coves, wooded estuaries and hidden creeks. If you fancy some real adventure, go diving amongst the wrecks and reefs. The surrounding countryside is a delight Walk, cycle or ride across the moors, play a round of golf on some of the finest links and parkland courses, or simply relax and enjoy the comfort and hospitality you find everywhere in Cornwall. Accommodation Rating: 3* (about ratings) Facilities
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
 National Maritime Museum Cornwall National Maritime Museum Cornwall -
1 miles (Museum) Pendennis Castle -
1.7 miles (Castle) St Mawes Castle -
2.6 miles (Castle) St Just in Roseland Church -
3.3 miles (Historic Church) St Anthony-in-Roseland Church -
3.5 miles (Historic Church) Glendurgan Gardens -
4.1 miles (Garden) Trebah Garden -
4.1 miles (Garden) Trelissick Garden -
4.5 miles (Garden) Burncoose Garden -
5.1 miles (Garden) Poldark Mine -
7.1 miles (Family Attraction) Nearby Towns & Villages to Visit Falmouth -
0.5 miles away Mylor -
1.5 miles away St Mawes -
3.1 miles away Helford -
5.7 miles away Gweek -
7.3 miles away Truro -
7.3 miles away Redruth -
8.1 miles away Veryan -
8.3 miles away Directions: UK Hotels |
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HISTORY CORNERName the Historic attractionBritish Heritage AwardsCelebrate the best of British Heritage in our annual British History QuizThis Archbishop of Canterbury authored two Books of Common Prayer and helped Henry VIII divorce Catherine of Argagon This Day in British History13 February, 1689 William and Mary jointly crowned monarchs of England Only the previous day Parliament declared a Declaration of Rights, making James II's constitutional reforms illegal Monarch Mayhem |
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