• Jacobs Ladder - Start your walking tour by passing Jacobs Ladder, an intriguing stairway with 111 steps, providing a unique link between terrace homes and the lively town below.
• Falmouth Library - Wander through the streets of Falmouth, passing the Falmouth Library, a cultural center offering the community a rich array of knowledge, art, and literature.
• Falmouth Art Gallery - Take a look at the Falmouth Art Gallery, located in the historic Old Library building, featuring a diverse collection of artworks and cultural artifacts.
• Old Ambulance Station - Walk by the Old Ambulance Station, a testament to Falmouth’s history and its dedication to public safety and welfare.
• Royal Cornwall Yacht Club - Stroll past the Royal Cornwall Yacht Club, a distinguished institution representing Falmouth’s maritime heritage and seafaring traditions.
• Prince Of Wales Pier - Walk along the Prince of Wales Pier Landing, a historic location that has welcomed ships and ferries for centuries, linking Falmouth to nearby Flushing.
• The Cornish Bank - As you explore Falmouth’s streets, pass by The Cornish Bank, a symbol of the town’s commercial and financial endeavors.
• Church of King Charles the Martyr, Falmouth - Appreciate the Church of King Charles the Martyr Falmouth, a historic landmark that showcases the town’s religious heritage and architectural beauty.
• Custom House Quay - Walk past Falmouth Custom House Quay, where oyster dredging and maritime trade converge, highlighting Falmouth’s maritime legacy.
• Arwenack Manor - Pass by Arwenack Manor, a magnificent residence set amidst Falmouth’s scenic beauty, a testament to the town’s illustrious history.
• Killigew Monument - Pay tribute to Sir John Killigrew at the Killigew Monument, a towering homage to the visionary landowner who significantly influenced Falmouth’s future.
• Falmouth Event Square - Walk by Falmouth Event Square, a lively gathering spot hosting various cultural events and celebrations, enhancing the town’s vibrant atmosphere.
• National Maritime Museum Cornwall - Conclude your walking tour at the National Maritime Museum Cornwall, where Falmouth’s captivating maritime stories come to life, offering a deeper insight into the town’s seafaring identity.

• Unlimited use of the tour before and after booking date
• Unlimited, lifetime use of the virtual tour option
• Self-guided GPS tour for flexibility
• Directions to the starting point

• Smartphone and headphones

Are you looking for a way to see Falmouth without joining a tour group? Explore Falmouth at your own pace with this self-guided walking tour.

Nestled along the strategic perch of the English Channel, Falmouth’s story is intertwined with the ebb and flow of the sea.

On this walking tour, you’ll learn how the establishment of this harbour in the early 1600s helped shape its destiny. You’ll also hear how this natural deep-water port quickly became a hub for shipping and Falmouth a crucial naval station.

By the end of this tour, you’ll have unravelled the captivating maritime tales that are anchored in Falmouth’s history. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a culture buff, or simply a curious traveller, there’s something nautical and magical for everyone in Falmouth.

Please note: Entrance fees for any optional stops en route are not included. However, no additional paid tickets are required for you to complete this tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.