Old market town steeped in history
Penryn is one of Cornwall’s oldest market towns and is steeped in history.
There are lots of interesting independent shops and cafes to explore in the town and whilst you are wandering the streets you will notice the fine Tudor, Jacobean and Georgian buildings.
Head down to Jubilee Wharf to find some of Penryn’s newest and most exciting new businesses, including the fantastic Muddy Beach cafe.
Penryn is on the Maritime Line.
15 minutes from Truro
From the station it is a 15 minute walk to the town centre.
Off-Peak Day Return. Valid after the morning peak, and anytime at weekends or Bank Holidays.
Approximate journey time
Approximate journey time
With its beaches, harbour, great array of independent shops and eateries, Maritime Museum and castles, there’s lots to do in Falmouth.
Truro is Cornwall’s capital and a vibrant centre for shopping, art and culture. This compact little city has a warren of streets in and around its impressive Gothic Cathedral which are home to a variety of independent retailers from bookshops to boutiques.
Perranwell is a rural village midway along the line. There’s a circular walk taking in some of the lovely countryside on our Walks from the Railway page.
The village pub, the Royal Oak, is on both the Maritime Line Rail Ale Trail and is included in the Maritime Line Foodie Guide.
