In Looe, we’re just over an hour’s drive from Truro or why not jump on our fantastic little train and take yourself off for some great shopping or you might also consider taking in a show. For details on shows, tickets, prices, etc., visit www.hallforcornwall.co.uk.
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The world famous Eden Project is approximately 45 minutes drive from us here in Looe and is a very popular place with guests. But it’s not just for lovers of exotically wonderful plants and tropical rainforests, it also has its own waterfall and a lookout area high amongst the treetops. It also plays host to a seasonal ice rink and to music concerts throughout the year. For more details on events, ticket, prices, etc., visit www.edenproject.com.
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Plymouth is just 20 miles from Looe and has a rich history – you can explore the cobbled streets of the Barbican and follow the footsteps of the Pilgrim Fathers, take a boat ride over the Tamar to the magnificent Grade II listed Mount Edgcumbe House and Gardens or discover the real stories behind the history on show at Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery and the Plymouth Mayflower Exhibition. Read More→
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We’re spoilt for choice in Devon and Cornwall for fantastic stately homes, houses and gardens to visit. Read More→
Did you know that Looe has three current TASTE OF THE SOUTH WEST Gold award winning restaurants in its midsts? Trawler’s on The Quay, Barclay House (with also has 2 AA Rosettes), The Plough at Duloe (okay… so just outside of Looe!). With Michelin star chef, Nathan Outlaw, due to open on the Quayside in Looe in Spring, it reaffirms Looe’s growing reputation as a destination venue for any foodie.
We also have other great restaurants such as Squid Ink, Mawgans, Morrells, a fab Thai – Ocean and Earth, Papa Nino’s (Italian), Zute’s (Looe’s newest eaterie – try the fantastic Cornish clotted cream creme brulee), and many more. The Courtyard is ideal for a spot of al fresco dining (does fab fish and chips).
Looe’s food and drink festival takes place on the 29th/30th June 2013. A marquee in the Millpool, overlooking the stunning East Looe River, will play host to food and drink demonstrations by local, award winning chefs and some of the best food producers and suppliers in the South West.
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1st and 2nd June 2013.. The annual Festival of the Sea is hugely successful with local restaurants taking to the Quayside to serve up local fish and seafood dishes. The RNLI run demonstrations in the harbour and out at sea. And the annual , fiercely contested, anual raft race is absolutely side splitting – a must see – takes place on Sunday afternoon.
usually the last week in July.. A fun mixture of brass bands marching, fancy dress 3-legged races from West to East Looe, live music and much more.
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