Falmouth town centre is deceivingly large and winding, with plenty places to get something to eat.
The harbour is very picturesque, and there are some quirky shops with funny titles.
It was a pleasure visiting Falmouth for two nights.





































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Falmouth town centre is deceivingly large and winding, with plenty places to get something to eat.
The harbour is very picturesque, and there are some quirky shops with funny titles.
It was a pleasure visiting Falmouth for two nights.





































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I enjoyed Cornwall and hope to return on another trip. And yes, I found it to be unintentionally quirky. Loved the people.
Aww, lovely 🔆✨
Charming
Falmouth have a really good maritime museum too.
I really should read the other comments before I post mine.
No need for that – just say what you like 😊
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Yes, I didn’t get to see it as each day we there, we were on the road early and then back after it closed – maybe on another visit one day!
Some lovely photos of Falmouth town centre, Cherryl. We didn’t get into the town centre, as we’d set out only to visit the Maritime Museum there. But we took photos of the picturesque harbour before heading along the road to Pendennis Castle. I haven’t posted about either yet, but might get round to it at some stage. 😀
It would be great to see your photos too when you get around to it. Falmouth was our base for two nights whilst on a tour. We didn’t go to the Maritime Museum because by the time we got back to Falmouth each evening it was closed – never mind!