Pendennis Castle
Pendennis Castle is down towards the southernmost point of the UK in Cornwall overlooking the coast. King Henry VIII's built Pendennis Castle a coastal fortress overlooking the important port of Falmouth. It was still in use in more recent times and played a role in World War I.
Pendennis Castle has been voted one of the top ten English Heritage family attractions by visitors. There is both the castle's medieval past to explore and the gun emplacements of the First World War. Regular family events also take place, such as a knight's tournament. Visit the English Heritage website for more details of what's on.
Facilities
Parking Toilets Baby Changing Pushchair Friendly Accessible Dogs Welcome Cafe Picnic Area
Facilities Details
Parking is free. The site is mainly flat, apart from some stairs in the main keep. Dogs are welcome on leads.Accessibility Info
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Typical Family Range: £29 - £32
A family ticket covers two adults and up to three children. Members enter for free.
On The Map
Address
Pendennis CastleFalmouth, Cornwall
Cornwall
Cornwall
TR11 4LP
England
Longitude: -5.048026
Latitude: 50.147785