Best History Museum in Porthtowan Beach

"If you are looking for an immersive experience then Pirate’s Quest is for you!. You will walk through an authentic 360 ̊ set complete with theatrical actors in a thrilling interactive experience which is sure to be a hit with kids and adults alike. A pirate will lead you through a variety of different settings where you will learn about the history of piracy in Cornwall, wander through 18th century Cornish streets, and learn about the notorious Caribbean pirates."

"Join in on the swash buckling voyage through Cornwall’s pirates past!. (Who knew?!) You will come face to face with smugglers, mermaids and buccaneers as you travel back 300 years and visit The Republic of Pirates. You will escape a shipwreck with the Flying Gang and their Captain Blackbeard, travel through mystical caves and murky 18th Century streets of Cornwall, while looking for new buccaneers to join the gang!"

"With over 300,000 heritage objects in the care of the Royal Cornwall Museum, there is plenty to keep you enthralled during your visit. You will be able to have a small  foray into their  extensive collection and get inspired with stories of Cornish heritage and links to the world beyond the Tam"

"Museum of Cornish Life is a museum situated in the former market town of Helston, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. Museum of Cornish Life is situated 1½ km northwest of Flambards Theme Park. Photo: T J Wright, CC BY-SA 2.0."

"It's been off-limits for many years to everyone except film crews, but since spring 2017 Charlestown's historic port has reopened to the public. You can now wander round the Georgian quays, and with a bit of luck, step on board a tall ship docked alongside the harbour, the Kasjamoor, built in 1939. It's worth ringing ahead to doublecheck the port is open, as it's sometimes closed for filming.Joint tickets with the Charlestown Shipwreck & Heritage Centre are available."

"Charlestown's seagoing heritage is explored at this fascinating museum, which houses a massive collection of objects and ephemera recovered from more than 150 shipwrecks – ranging from telescopes, muskets, scrimshaw and coins to howitzer cannons and a few pieces from the Titanic and Lusitania. The layout is a bit of a jumble, but there are some fascinating stories to uncover here.A combination ticket also offers entry to the Port of Charlestown nearby."

"It's been off-limits for many years to everyone except film crews, but since spring 2017 Charlestown's historic port has reopened to the public. You can now wander round the Georgian quays, and with a bit of luck, step on board a tall ship docked alongside the harbour, the Kasjamoor, built in 1939. It's worth ringing ahead to doublecheck the port is open, as it's sometimes closed for filming.Joint tickets with the Charlestown Shipwreck & Heritage Centre are available."

"Also guaranteed to make the top 20 places to eat in St Ives, the Rum and Crab Shack is a unique, quirky restaurant with panoramic views of the harbour. It is located quayside and has a fantastic rum and cocktail menu as well as serving deliciously fresh Cornish crab. Phone: +44 1736 796353Information: Click here for more information"

"As the name suggests, the restaurant has an extensive rum list (with over 100 on offer) with seafood dishes to compliment, like crab tacos, tiger prawn jambalaya and seafood curry. Located along the seafront, it’s the ideal spot for late-night dinner and drinks or a takeaway snack. Visit RumAndCrabshack.com"

"Take a rustic first floor dining room, buckets of wonderfully fresh crab and 100 different kinds of rum from all over the world, and it seems you have the recipe for a lively, fun restaurant."

"20/05/2021: Lovely cute bar, great friendly staff and yummy cocktails!!. The Apple Pie is a must!. Felt very welcome and music was great!"

"Need a little respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life?. Come visit us at The Brig. A cosy atmosphere an ..."

"Newlyn is a thriving fishing port situated right next to Penzance on the western arc of Mount’s Bay. It is home to one of the UK’s biggest harbours, and supplies shops and restaurants all over the county with fresh fish. The Swordfish Inn faces right onto the famous harbour fish market on the Strand."

"06/06/2021: Lovely fresh homemade food, good portions in a light and airy room with nice outdoor space too. Always super friendly service and great coffee. They do lots of regular feast and film nights too."

"Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Wine and Beer, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Reservations, Seating, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service"