The Royal Cornwall Museum one of Cornwall’s oldest museum, opened in 1818. Admission is free and it has fantastic exhibitions all year round. There is an amazing mineral display, including the largest Liroconite crystal ever found, and even houses an Egyptian mummy!
Many of the donated artefacts of the museum make this a fascinating place, consisting of items from Ancient Greece to a collection of drawings and paintings. The museum often have family oriented activities and programmes throughout the year, so there will always be something interactive for younger members, as well as providing for those interested in the significance of Cornwall’s history and artefacts.
The Royal Cornwall Museum is a beautiful museum where one can stay close by, in the many Cornwall cottages available. Cornwall’s finest cottages, some of which are Cornish cottages quite near to such a fantastic location.
Cottage owners are very friendly towards visitors, who arrive at these shores, countryside, beaches, monuments and historical sites; many visitors tend to discover so much of Cornwall’s most amazing and beautiful locations. There are plenty of cottages to select from, throughout the whole of Cornwall; making Cornwall a fantastic place to embark on a journey of discovery of coastal resorts, theme parks and other interesting locations. I recommend that you rent a cute cottage, which would enhance the whole family experience of this historical corner of Britain’s countryside.
On visiting Cornwall, you must explore the many sites, villages, Cornwall holiday cottages, or stunning countryside. Cornwall is a great holiday destination with sandy beaches, countryside, culture and traditional values. You should enjoy much of what is available in and around Cornwall, in the relaxation of a traditional, beautiful cottage; go to the Cornwall Sunshine website and find the ideal cottage for you and your family. Cornwall’s key attraction, is that it is home to beautiful locations that are full of history, mythology and tradition, not to mention the quaint small farms, towns and villages. You will enjoy the experience of a cottage in Cornwall, many built from local stone, slate and with thatched roofs. These are a significant reminder of Cornwall’s history and a visual guide of how eye-catching it is to be in Cornwall.
The Royal Cornwall Museum is situated in Truro village and throughout the year there are a number of workshops, programmes and activities for all the family. In Truro there are many restaurants and quaint shops along the narrow pathways. A visit to the museum should be on your schedule when visiting Truro. You will find plenty of places to sit and relax as well as enjoying the splendour of this fantastic location.
If you take your family to Cornwall, make sure visit Truro and The Royal Cornwall Museum.
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