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the gateway to Penwith and the Land’s End peninsula
located just 10 miles from Land’s End in the beautiful Mount's Bay
on the far west edge of England and hence, historically, a popular place for visiting raiders!
a beautiful place in which to live, visit and trade… complete with thriving harbour
close to Newlyn which is one of the busiest fishing ports in the country

Phew what a view... and expect to pay for it. How many places can you name that have a tidal fairytale 'castle' on the horizon?
Breath-taking cliff-top and pricey property to a more affordable if eclectic mix of property styles make Penzance an interesting prospect for homebuyers
If you know what you want, you'll probably find it though from standalone self-build to linked terrace
There's a good range of quality and styles to suit tastes and pockets
Regency and Georgian terraces and houses are among the architectural highlights of Penzance which is at the centre of the Penwith peninsula
The town has a population of about 20,000 people
Other intriguing new properties available include eco-friendly apartments in new seafront developments
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Secondary schools in Penzance, run Cornwall County Council, are Humphry Davy School and Mounts Bay School & Community Sports College
Penzance has an independent school in The Bolitho School
Penwith College offers further education in Penzance
Many students go to Camborne or Truro for further education
Check out the latest performance information for schools in Penzance

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Journey times from Penzance by train are about 5 hours to London Paddington and about 4 hours to Bristol Temple Meads
Penzance is at the southern end of the A30, which links to the M5 at Exeter - about 215 miles away
Travellers can get from Penzance to the Isles of Scilly by ferry or helicopter
Car parks in Penzance are run by Penwith District Council
Penzance is the terminus for the main railway line from London and Bristol

You'll have a splashing time! The seafront boasts the open-air seawater Jubilee Bathing Pool, a rare example of an Art Deco swimming bath
Tourist and visitor attractions in and around Penzance include the Minack Theatre, Marazion, St Michael's Mount, Land's End, the sub-tropical Morrab Gardens, the Penlee House Gallery & Museum, Trengwaiton Gardens and the Egyptian House
In June, Penzance celebrates the Golowan Festival
Penzance is home to the Acorn Theatre, and the Savoy cinema as well as the new Exchange art gallery and exhibition centre
Penzance Tourist Information Centre is located on Station Approach
It is home to well-known choirs and regular entertainment is on at St John's Hall

Penzance is a major market town and has around 400 retail outlets, including national multiples and local specialists
The town has been boosted by the opening of the Wharfside Shopping Centre, adding an extra 20 or so outlets to the retail mix

Penzance is the home of the pirates in Gilbert and Sullivan's opera The Pirates of Penzance
Penzance's most famous son is Sir Humphry Davy, the chemist who was born in the town
England cricketer Jack Richards, who won the Ashes under Mike Gatting, was born in Penzance
Maria Branwell, of Penzance, was the mother of the Bronte sisters
Model Jean Shrimpton lives in Penzance
It is rumoured that a sailor came ashore here with news that the Battle of Trafalgar had been won by Nelson and the bells of nearby Madron Church were sounded
Trafalgar day is celebrated annually with a military parade in Madron
The station is a fine example of Victorian architecture
It was once a busy rail terminus
Nearby Marazion marsh is a wildlife habitat
The first daffodils of the season are picked in the area
St Ives on the north coast is on one of the prettiest rail branch lines in the country
Newlyn and St Ives is home to artists and potters
St Ives is home to the Tate St Ives Art Gallery
St Ives was home to Barbara Hepworth
DH Lawrence once lived in the area

Penzance & Newlyn Rugby Football Club, Penzance Pirates, National League One, Westholme, Alexandra Road, Penzance, TR18 4LY
Mount's Bay Rugby Football Club, Penzance, National League Three South
Penzance AFC, The Magpies, South West Peninsula League Division One West, Penlee Park, TR18
Penzance Cricket Club, S. Clare Ground, Penzance
The British Surfing Association, Champions Yard, Causewayhead, Penzance
Penzance Tennis Club, Penlee Park, Penzance