This lovely shop is attached to Trelissick Garden, which is a National Trust property. its located…read morein one of the smaller barns and has two levels. On offer is some lovely local pottery as well as prints by local artist. The prints you can either get framed or unframed. i was really tempted by some of the things on offer. especially the prints and paintings are top qualoty. The pottery and glasware is something you can find anywhere, but they are still very decorative.

A welcome addition to Truro. This gallery has some gorgeous pieces ranging from paintings to…read moreceramics and also has a prime viewing location for the busy market below. The cafe is out of this world, one of my favourites in Truro to escape the hustle and bustle. They do great hot chocolate and are fairly kids friendly which is a bonus. The food is great and it is a different offering to the usual places.

This museum is good and has the usual things you'd expect from a museum but what I really must…read morecommend them for will make you laugh. They have the best darn disabled toilet I've ever been in in my entire life, lol in fact it was so ornate and over the top marbled and Italian looking my hubby had to go and take a photo of the inside. I think more people were wowing at the architecture and decor of the loo than the exhibits on display. So if your thinking of visiting ask them to unlock the disabled loo for you (or if you have a radar key you can do it yourself) and wonder at such finery lol. Great stuff.

The Royal Cornwall Museum is in the center of Truro and is free to visit. One of the museums main…read moreattractions is the Egyptian exhibition which includes a real Egyptian Mummy. The main exhibit area on the ground floor has some old fashioned vehicles and I believe the other exhibitions vary throughout the year. The Royal Cornwall Museum also runs workshops on a Saturday for children and also does workshops with school groups from local area on various historical themes during the week. The museum itself is not massive but as the entry fee is free, I feel it is well worth a visit.

brilliant, do have a lookread more