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Falmouth's winding alleys, beaches, and stunning natural harbour (the third largest in the world) will keep you entertained for a long time. The town's National Maritime Museum, ancient taverns along the harbour, great shopping, art galleries, and gorgeous architecture round out the picture. Henry VIII's Pendennis Castle, situated on a peninsula with breath-taking views of Falmouth Harbour, is a famous tourist destination. The picturesque village of St. Mawes can be found on the Roseland Peninsula, just across Falmouth Harbour. This area is known for its rocky coves, sandy beaches, and verdant countryside. You may drive there in 15 miles, or take a boat from Falmouth (15 minutes). The Swanpool Nature Reserve is a lagoon and site of special scientific interest that is home to a wide diversity of species and is a popular destination among those who enjoy the outdoors. There's also a golf course for your enjoyment. Falmouth's landscape and attractions are so varied and appealing, visitors of all ages will be tempted to return again and again.