Visit Cornwall and stop off at Launceston... it is there for everyone to enjoy. Inclusive and welcoming and there’s a story on every corner. It is an integral part of Cornwall’s historic tapestry and it’s there to be discovered and enjoyed. The people are diverse and their stories are part of Launceston’s story; past, present and future. As a visitor you are welcome to discover your own version of Launceston and make it your own.
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what do you like to do?
There is plenty to do during a visit to this part of Cornwall. Locally,
there is the castle and grounds to explore, a steam railway to ride on, a
great free, child friendly museum, and plenty of attractions to keep
the whole family occupied.
Down in the Tamar Valley you can walk high in
the tree tops, enjoy a walk or fish for your supper.
enjoy the many themed festivals that are held in the area
throughout the year.
Situated between Bodmin Moor and Dartmoor as well as a short drive to the amazing north coast, Launceston is conveniently located for walking & cycling enthusiasts.
Located just a few minutes off the A30, Launceston is the perfect location for exploring the area with and abundance of places to visit. Whatever your taste, there is something near for you.
You will be surprised at the artists who come to Launceston. Local, national and even internationally renowned performers make their way to Launceston to do their thing!
Less than 20 miles from the north coast, Launceston is just a short drove to the Atlantic surf. Of course, if flat water is more your thing, Roadford Lake is just one junction up the A30
Renowned for its independent shops and cafés, Launceston is an ideal place to spend your hard-earned money. Explore the medieval streets and see what you can find.
Once the ancient capital of Cornwall, with a millennium of history, aLaunceston visit is a must. Norman castles, Black Prince towers and medievil streets, what’s not to like?
sports & activities
As well as walking, cycling, sailing and surfing, why not enjoy other sports. There are 2 golf courses within a couple of miles of the town and a plethora of local sports clubs.
Steeped in a millennium of historyaunceston has so much to offer. Whether your preference is the arts, history or culture, you are likely to find something to tickle your creative fancy!
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Our Staff here at the Launceston Visitor Information Centre are on hand to help
Please phone or email
01566 772321
info@launcestontic.co.uk