Penzance

Geography

Penzance is a historic port town in Cornwall, facing Mount's Bay with the iconic St. Michael's Mount. It's known for its Georgian architecture, subtropical gardens, and vibrant arts scene.

Significance

Penzance is the westernmost major town in Cornwall, serving as a gateway to the Isles of Scilly and a centre for Cornish culture and heritage.

Attractions

The Penlee House Gallery & Museum, Morrab Gardens, and Jubilee Pool, one of the oldest Art Deco sea pools in the UK. St. Michael's Mount is just a short journey away.

Activities

Exploring the town's art galleries and museums, swimming in the Jubilee Pool, and walking along the promenade for views of St. Michael's Mount and the Cornish coastline.