Truro Town in Cornwall
Location
Truro is the capital and only city in Cornwall, standing on the Truro River - a tributary of the River Fal in mid-west Cornwall. Historically not the largest conurbation in the Duchy, Truro now has a steadily growing population thanks to new building along the Highertown to Threemilestone corridor to the west of the city.
Tourist Information
The nearest source of local information is available from Truro Tourist Information Centre.
Events near Truro
Mon, 21 - Sun, 05 Jan (ca. 12 km)
Mon, 8 - Mon, 22 Apr (ca. 16 km)
Wed, 1 May (ca. 5 km)
Sat, 18 May (ca. 16 km)
Sat, 18 May (ca. 19 km)
Sun, 26 May (ca. 16 km)
Sat, 22 Jun (ca. 18 km)
Sat, 22 Jun (ca. 12 km)
Spinning the Light: A flute and piano recital to greet the summer sun
Sat, 29 Jun (ca. 19 km)
Sat, 6 - Sun, 07 Jul (ca. 18 km)
Dining out near Truro
Hooked in the City, Truro
Xen Noodle Bar, Truro
Bustophers Bar & Bistro, Truro
Shanaz Indian Restaurant, Truro
Archie Brown's, Truro
Tabb's Restaurant, Truro
The Alverton, Truro
Penrose Kitchen Restaurant, Truro
The Old Quay Inn, Truro
Trewithian Farm, Roseland
Local Accommodation
Cottages
There is a great choice of cottages for rent in the local area. Take a look at the beautiful cottages in Roseland, Truro, Mylor and Falmouth.
Holiday Parks
Stay at a nearby Holiday Park and keep the kids amused all day! Parks in the vicinity include those at:
Hotels
Plenty of hotels are available locally. Consider those in the local towns:
Caravans
In the vicinity is a choice of camping and caravan sites offering high quality, affordable holiday accommodation. Consider camps in Truro, Roseland, Perranporth and St Austell.
Nearby Attractions
There's plenty more to explore in this area, too! Find more attractions and things to do nearby:
Countywide
Truro
Gerrans
Penryn