Things to Do
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Truro Cathedral was built on the site of the Parish Church of St Mary. The foundation stone was laid on 20th May 1880. It was the first cathedral to be built on a new site since Salisbury in 1220. You are standing underneath the hanging baskets (look up!) in High Cross, facing the west aspect of the Cathedral. The building on the North side, to the left of the cathedral, is the Old Assembly rooms, built in 1780 and now a bakers. Zoom in (press shift) to take a closer look at the two busts above the first floor windows. The one on the left is the actor and theatrical producer David Garrick, on the right is William Shakespeare. |
Charlotte's Tea House
Charlotte's Tea House is on the first floor of the Coinage Hall. Walking
through the door is like stepping back in time.
Truro Pannier Market
Paperback books, belts, wallets, wigs, just some of the things that you can find in Truro's Pannier market.
Truro Cathedral and Choir
Truro Cathedral was built on the site of the Parish Church of St Mary. Work began on 20th May 1880.
Truro Cathedral, St Mary's Aisle
You are looking at St Mary's Aisle on the South side of the Cathedral.
