Guidebook for Goldsithney
Food Scene
Award-winning pub situated a couple of miles away in Perranuthnoe. We like to work up an appetite by walking there along the South West Coast Path.
52 locals recommend
Victoria Inn
Award-winning pub situated a couple of miles away in Perranuthnoe. We like to work up an appetite by walking there along the South West Coast Path.
Ben's Cornish Kitchen
West EndModern British cuisine in a relaxed setting.
Delicious breakfasts, lunch and everything in between as well as dinner on Friday and Saturday evenings. Situated at Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens on the outskirts of Penzance.
34 locals recommend
Tremenheere Kitchen
Delicious breakfasts, lunch and everything in between as well as dinner on Friday and Saturday evenings. Situated at Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens on the outskirts of Penzance.
Artist Residence Clubhouse
20 Chapel StRestaurant and smokehouse in historic Chapel Street.
The Vineyard Table is the restaurant at Scarlet Wines and serves rustic dishes inspired by the food of the Southern Mediterranean and Middle East. The breakfasts are great.
28 locals recommend
Scarlet Wines
Griggs HillThe Vineyard Table is the restaurant at Scarlet Wines and serves rustic dishes inspired by the food of the Southern Mediterranean and Middle East. The breakfasts are great.
Thai street food and sharing menu with a great view of the harbour. You can't book a table so turn up early to make sure you secure your spot.
58 locals recommend
Talay Thai Kitchen
Wharf RoadThai street food and sharing menu with a great view of the harbour. You can't book a table so turn up early to make sure you secure your spot.
Spectacular sea views and a traditional brasserie menu with a focus on local ingredients.
76 locals recommend
The Old Coastguard
The ParadeSpectacular sea views and a traditional brasserie menu with a focus on local ingredients.
Perched on the rocks overlooking Mount's Bay, this quirky little cafe serves breakfast, lunch, cream teas and cocktails.
32 locals recommend
The Rock Pool Cafe
The ParadePerched on the rocks overlooking Mount's Bay, this quirky little cafe serves breakfast, lunch, cream teas and cocktails.
Sightseeing
You can't stay in this part of Cornwall without visiting this iconic site.
690 locals recommend
Saint Michael's Mount
You can't stay in this part of Cornwall without visiting this iconic site.
Lanyon Quoit
The most famous of Cornwall's many prehistoric monuments.
Perched precariously on the edge of the cliff, the Crowns are the most spectacular of the many mining ruins in this part of the county.
23 locals recommend
Crowns Engine Houses, Botallack Mine
Perched precariously on the edge of the cliff, the Crowns are the most spectacular of the many mining ruins in this part of the county.
Parks & Nature
Situated on the outskirts of Penzance, the garden at Trengwainton dates back to the early 19th century and is famous for its collection of exotics.
23 locals recommend
Trengwainton Garden
Situated on the outskirts of Penzance, the garden at Trengwainton dates back to the early 19th century and is famous for its collection of exotics.
The garden's woods and valley are home to exotic and sub-tropical plants and an evolving programme of contemporary art installations.
215 locals recommend
Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens
The garden's woods and valley are home to exotic and sub-tropical plants and an evolving programme of contemporary art installations.
15-acre garden near Penzance with a magnificent collection of rhododendrons and camellias as well as one of Europe's largest tree fern dells.
45 locals recommend
Trewidden Garden
15-acre garden near Penzance with a magnificent collection of rhododendrons and camellias as well as one of Europe's largest tree fern dells.
One of our favourite walks is along the stretch of the South West Coast Path between Zennor and The Gurnard's Head with a stop at they eponymous pub half way round.
67 locals recommend
Zennor
One of our favourite walks is along the stretch of the South West Coast Path between Zennor and The Gurnard's Head with a stop at they eponymous pub half way round.
Arts & Culture
Working pottery and museum dedicated to the work of the father of British studio pottery, Bernard Leach.
59 locals recommend
Leach Pottery
Working pottery and museum dedicated to the work of the father of British studio pottery, Bernard Leach.
Explore the life and work of the celebrated sculptor in her former home above the hustle and bustle of St Ives. One of our favourite places to visit.
209 locals recommend
Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden
Barnoon HillExplore the life and work of the celebrated sculptor in her former home above the hustle and bustle of St Ives. One of our favourite places to visit.
The St Ives branch of the famous art gallery overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
453 locals recommend
Tate St. Ives
The St Ives branch of the famous art gallery overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
Excellent museum exploring the history of Western Cornwall and an art gallery with a collection of work by the famous Newlyn School of Artists.
89 locals recommend
Penlee House Gallery & Museum
Morrab RoadExcellent museum exploring the history of Western Cornwall and an art gallery with a collection of work by the famous Newlyn School of Artists.
Spectacular open air theatre carved out of the rocks above Porthcurno. Worth visiting even when there isn't a show.
545 locals recommend
The Minack Theatre
Spectacular open air theatre carved out of the rocks above Porthcurno. Worth visiting even when there isn't a show.
Discover the history of what was once the largest telegraph station in the world. Great for kids and rainy days.
72 locals recommend
PK Porthcurno
Discover the history of what was once the largest telegraph station in the world. Great for kids and rainy days.
Discover life underground at the largest preserved mine site in the country. Great for kids and rainy days.
133 locals recommend
Geevor Tin Mine
Discover life underground at the largest preserved mine site in the country. Great for kids and rainy days.
Shopping
No.56
14 Chapel StBeautiful and functional homewares and gifts on historic Chapel Street.
The Edge of the World Bookshop
25/26 Market Jew StPenzance's premier independent bookstore.
Excellent independent book shop selling mainly art books as well as cards, postcards and gift wrap.
Barton Books
45 CausewayheadExcellent independent book shop selling mainly art books as well as cards, postcards and gift wrap.
Goldsithney Stores
Fore StreetWell-Stocked convenience store.
Essentials
Morrisons
Tesco Superstore
Saint Ives RoadEntertainment & Activities
Newlyn Filmhouse
23-31 The CoombeIndependent cinema and excellent cafe in an old fish warehouse.
Recently refurbishes, The Savoy is Britain's oldest continually running cinema.
32 locals recommend
Savoy Penzance Cinema, Bar & Kitchen
16 CausewayheadRecently refurbishes, The Savoy is Britain's oldest continually running cinema.
Mobile surf school operating on the north or south coast depending on conditions.
Global Boarders Surf Co. Cornwall
Castle DriveMobile surf school operating on the north or south coast depending on conditions.
Paddle boarding and kite surfing in magnificent Mount's Bay. Excellent coffee too.
20 locals recommend
The Hoxton Special - Kitesurf, Paddleboard, Yoga and Coffee
Beach RoadPaddle boarding and kite surfing in magnificent Mount's Bay. Excellent coffee too.
Lands End Cycle Hire
Lodey SailsBike hire for all ages and abilities.
Jubilee Pool Penzance
Battery RoadPenzance's iconic Art Deco lido - not to be missed.