Pendennis Castle: Pendennis Portraits
Pendennis Castle, Pendennis Headland, Falmouth, Cornwall
Description
Constructed between 1540-1545, Pendennis Castle is part of the Cornish end of a chain of castles built by Henry VIII on the south coast. Contains an on-site museum, tea rooms & discovery centre. There will be an exhibition of local peoples portraits - creatively exploring how they feel about heritage and castles!
Special Activities for Children/Families Details
Follow the trail of peoples portraits through the castle grounds and take your own creative portrait to become a part of the exhibition.
Directions
From Falmouth docks. Follow signs to castle.
Opening Times
Sunday 13th September: 1000-1700
Additional Information
Disabled parking on site - follow signs up to castle and through archway to be directed by staff.. Steep slopes and drops in places. Full wheelchair access to shop, tearoom, discovery centre and barracks.. Free parking a short walk from castle..
Organised By
English Heritage
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