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National Maritime Museum Cornwall

Museum Details


The National Maritime Museum%2C Falmouth

National Maritime Museum Cornwall Discovery Quay
Falmouth
TR11 3QY

Contact Persons

Tamsin Loveless  Michael Sweeney

T:  01326 214536 or 214558 or general enquiries 313388
F: 01326 317878

Emails: enquiries@nmmc.co.uk  tamsinloveless@nmmc.co.uk or michaelsweeney@nmmc.co.uk

Website:    www.nmmc.co.uk

 

 Admission Charges

Adult: £9.50    Children (0-5) free  (6-15) £6.50           Senior: (60+) £7.75
Family (2 adults and up to 3 children): £27.00              Groups receive 10% discount on groups of 10+

Pay once and get in FREE for a full 12 months!

Opening Hours

Open daily 10 am-5pm, seven days a week.  Closed Christmas Day & Boxing Day
Mon - Sun
10:00 am - 5:00 pm


Sailing boats at National Maritime Museum Cornwall  Watching the fish at National Maritime Museum Cornwall  Looking at the harbour at National Maritime Museum Cornwall   Main hall at National Maritime Museum Cornwall   Bob Berry Panoramic view of Maritime Museum   Lighthouses Life on the Rocks exhibition at Maritime Museum 

Museum Description


NATIONAL MARITIME MUSEUM CORNWALL IS POLES APART 

Sitting with a toe in the sea, on the edge of Falmouth harbour in Cornwall, the multi-award winning National Maritime Museum Cornwall delivers so much more than you might expect. 

Celebrating the sea, boats and Cornwall, this two time winner of Visitor Attraction of the Year not only has 15 stunning galleries beautifully illustrating the past, present and future of this island nation but also offers a number of stunning exhibitions. 

New for 2011 is On Thin Ice: Pioneers of Polar Exploration.  From 8 April until 9 October, this exhibition honours the historic and modern-day achievements of iconic polar explorers, including Scott and Shackleton, using photography, objects and personal ephemera. 

And don’t miss the major exhibition Lighthouses: Life on the Rocks, which shines a light on lighthouses and their keepers. With hands-on exhibits and interactive displays, discover the power of the oceans, explore feats of daring and learn how these iconic beacons of light have saved lives and touched lives. 

With activities for all, talks, lectures, workshops, rotating events and exhibitions, there’s so much happening at the National Maritime Museum Cornwall, don’t miss your chance for a visit. You’ll find so much more than you might expect. 

Type of MuseumTypes of CollectionsFacilities

Fishing
Maritime
Smuggling
Social History
Transport

Applied & Fine Art
Communications
Local History
Military
Maritime
Social History
Tools
Transport
Weapons

Toilets
Cafe
Parking (Pay and Display nearby)
Shop
Disabled Access
Children's Activities