Open daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., 7 days a week.
Closed Christmas Day & Boxing Day.
Pay once and get in FREE for a whole year. Adults £9.50, Children (0-5) free, (6-15) £6.50, Senior (60+) £7.75, Family (2 adults + 3 children) £27. Groups receive 10% discount on groups of 10+
DIVE DEEP AT THE MARITIME MUSEUM
National Maritime Museum Cornwall is known for celebrating the sea, boats and Cornwall but the South West’s Visitor Attraction of the Year is diving even deeper and exploring Under the Sea.
Dive into a world of shipwrecks, see the very first submarine, explore a human torpedo, see inside a hyperbaric chamber, experience the history of diving, delve into a diving bell and see what it takes to live, work and play in our oceans. Join us on a journey to the deep.
There is also the new Falmouth Gallery highlighting the importance of Falmouth’s maritime history, incorporating an Old Curiosity Shop, displaying weird and wonderful things that sailors traditionally brought back from far flung places around the world. You can also explore Britain’s first and last port of call and relive the heyday of Falmouth’s port from 1689 to the present day.
From the incredible success of our previous Endurance & Survival exhibition comes The Survival Zone. Focussing on the key elements of survival, food, water, warmth and the emotional strength of endurance, this exhibition will take you on a journey through the very physical and mental challenges of survival at sea. When was the last time you pushed yourself to the absolute max, tested your strength of will to carry on, persevered in the face of adversity and battled against all the odds?
And don’t forget the Museum’s ongoing boat restoration project where you can see live restorations and the study boat area giving you the chance to learn in depth about innovative and ground-breaking boats.
All this as well as breathtaking views from the 29 m tower, an underwater viewing tidal zone, hands-on interactives, activities for all the family and the chance to get onto the water and discover the delights and wildlife of our coastline.
The best way to get there? By boat. Use the Park & Float and sail to the Museum in a classic ferry - there is no better way to arrive than on water (May – September)
There’s so much happening at the National Maritime Museum Cornwall, don’t miss your chance for a visit you’ll find more than you might expect.
National Maritime Museum Cornwall, Discovery Quay, Falmouth TR11 3QY.
Telephone: 01326 313388
Website: www.nmmc.co.uk
Email: enquiries@nmmc.co.uk
We'd like to know what you think about our guide. Complete the online questionaire and we will enter your details into a Prize Draw to win one of five Cornish food hampers full of delicious produce from all around Cornwall. We promise not to pass your details to anyone else.
Survey now
closed.