Falmouth Cornwall 365

The Tall Ships Approaching the Tall Ships Moored at Falmouth..... Enlarge	Small Boats In Falmouth Harbour Photo of Falmouth small boat harbour with the area.... Enlarge	All Sorts Of Boats Views out into Falmouth Harbour from the Prince Of.... Enlarge	Colourful Flags Bright flags and a marquee next to Falmouth Harbou.... Enlarge
Ships Stern The Stern of the ship MIR which in Cyrillic letter.... Enlarge	Pipers At Falmouth Three bagpipers next to Falmouth Harbour entertain.... Enlarge	Tall Ship Falmouth was home this year to the Funchal 500 Tal.... Enlarge	Decorated Masts The visiting Tall Ships at this years regatta were.... Enlarge
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Cuauhtemoc From Mexico The Mexican ship Cuauhtemoc at the Tall Ships Rega.... Enlarge	Falmouth Main Street Lots of people strolling down the main street duri.... Enlarge	Outside The Chain Locker Inn Lots of people enjoying a pasty and and pint outsi.... Enlarge	Up The Rigging This group of people must all have a good head for.... Enlarge
Mast Of The Cuauhtemoc Looking up at the impressive mast of the Cuauhtemo.... Enlarge	Enterprise 2 The Enterprise 2 passenger ferry departing the Pri.... Enlarge	Returning From A Trip Many of the local ferries were also offering trips.... Enlarge	Local Products Inside one the marquees full of local products and.... Enlarge

About Falmouth Cornwall.

Located at the mouth of the river Fal, Falmouth has the third largest deep water natural harbour in the world. The town itself is a busy lively place with a good range of businesses including restaurants, pubs, clubs and a variety of shops.

Despite being a popular tourist destination Falmouth manages to keep the feel of a functional Cornish seaside town.

Falmouth was created from two Hamlets which joined together in the sixteen hundreds, the name was chosen due to the location at the mouth of the river Fal.
Within walking distance of the town centre is castle drive, which has some fantastic views over the harbour and nice walks. Near castle drive is Pendennis Castle which was created in the time of Henry VIII over 450 years ago, it's well worth a visit and will not break the bank.

Falmouth is also the location of the National Maritime Museum Cornwall.