Gardens
History and heritage
Houses
Trewithen Garden and House
Visit the internationally renowned Trewithen Gardens and House. Open from March until the end of June it is a wonderful place to see in the springtime.
Activities
Walking
Attractions
Cornwall’s great scenic railways
Make your journey part of the adventure – from St Ives to the Tamar Valley Line, explore the best of Cornwall on the county’s great scenic railways.
Activities
Children
Attractions
Truro on a rainy day with children
We have lots of ideas for things to do with children in our area if the weather is unsettled. Here's some of them: Truro Cathedral - High Cross - Open daily & free admission. Free trails to complete around the cathedral daily.
Gardens
Enys Garden
Visit the oldest gardens in Cornwall that was previously owned by Robert de Enys during the reign of Edward I. Go and visit the unusual plants that have been brought back across the world.
Activities
Swimming
Children
Truro Leisure Centre
Truro Leisure Centre has a wide selection of fitness facilities available for you to use including a swimming pool and fitness centre.
Activities
The Celtic Tossers - Axe Throwers
Why not try axe throwing here in Our Great Little City. Three lanes available Full Session (1 hour) £20. One person per lane 2 additional people £5 each Taster Session £5 for 15 axes 8 Tabernacle Street, Truro, TR1 2EJ
Activities
Walking
History and heritage
Self Guided Walk of Truro
If you are interested in the history of our Great Little City, come and buy a self guided walk from the Tourist Office and step back in time.
Gardens
Burncoose Gardens
Enjoy exploring the 30 acre woodland garden at Burncoose. It is open throughout the year and has a long track record of winning gold medals at the Chelsea Flower Show.
Arts and culture
Lemon Street Gallery
One of the Country's leading contemporary galleries situated on grand Georgian Lemon Street.