Westbound Travel: Truro

Truro United Kingdom

Nestled in the heart of Cornwall, Truro is a charming cathedral city that serves as an ideal gateway to exploring the region’s rich history and stunning landscapes. The city’s centerpiece is the magnificent Truro Cathedral, with its soaring spires and beautiful Gothic Revival architecture – a must-visit for architecture enthusiasts and history lovers alike. Stroll through its peaceful nave and admire the intricate stained glass windows that tell the story of Truro’s heritage. Beyond the cathedral, Truro offers a delightful blend of independent shops, bustling markets, and cozy cafes. Lemon Street, known for its elegant Georgian buildings, is perfect for a leisurely walk and a bit of window shopping. Don’t miss the indoor Pannier Market, where you can sample local produce, artisan crafts, and Cornish specialties such as pasties and cream teas. For those eager to explore the outdoors, Truro is surrounded by lush countryside and scenic riversides. The nearby Trelissick Garden, managed by the National Trust, provides picturesque walking trails and breathtaking views over the Fal Estuary. Alternatively, take a boat trip from Truro down the River Fal to the maritime town of Falmouth, enjoying the tranquil waterways and diverse wildlife along the route. Whether you are drawn by its vibrant cultural scene, historic attractions, or simply the relaxed Cornish atmosphere, Truro promises an unforgettable experience at the heart of one of England’s most captivating counties.

Recommended airport

St Mawgan (NQY)

Nearby destinations

Truro, United Kingdom

Truro United Kingdom