• Killigrew Monument - The journey starts with the Killigrew family, known for their power and ambition, straddling the line between respectable privateering and piracy. They gained a notorious reputation in the 1500s but focused on building a new town in the 1600s.
• Custom House Quay - Falmouth begins to emerge as a lively sailors’ hub. With the introduction of the Packet Service, Falmouth connects to a global network, bringing in news, wealth, and people through the harbor.
• Gyllyng Street - At its peak, Falmouth thrives. The harbor is bustling with ships, the streets are filled with sailors, and the town buzzes with international vibrancy. From here, overlooking the water, one can appreciate the town’s historical significance.
• Smithick Hill - However, success is fleeting. The same forces that once propelled Falmouth now cause its sudden and dramatic decline, leading to a loss of confidence in the town.
• Market Street - Despite Falmouth’s decline, significant events continue to unfold here, including tales of cannibals, criminal trials, and drama.
• Prince of Wales Pier - Falmouth discovers a new purpose. The tour concludes with reflections on a story of dynamism, potential, and hope for the future.

• Activity sheets for children
• Easily accessible for cruise ship visitors

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