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Set in the dramatic valley between the hilltops of Carn Brea, Carnmenellis and Carnmarth, Redruth’s geography is both impressive and integral to its Mining heritage.
Come to Redruth and you'll find yourself in the middle of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover the rich history and fantastic architecture in Redruth, as well as museums and outdoor activities for all ages.
Heritage and History
Discover the rich history and fantastic architecture in Redruth, as well as museums and outdoor activities for all ages.
Family and Leisure
From catching the latest release at the cinema, to indoor ski lessons - there's an abundance of leisure activities available in and around Redruth.
The town is at the centre of the Mineral Tramways – trails which cross-cross the mining World Heritage Site, and offer breathtaking views of the Cornish north coast taking in sights from Newquay right down to St Ives. Cycling, horse riding, walking
Telephone: 01209 210038
Email: visit@redruth-tc.gov.uk
Web: http://www.visitredruth.co.uk
The International Mining and Pasty Festival is a three-day celebration of Cornwall’s mining heritage. The second day, known as Pasty Day, focuses on international food, music, and of course, pasties! In addition to our regular stalls, we are seeking food vendors who can offer a variety of hot and cold foods and drinks, particularly those that reflect the culinary traditions of Redruth’s twin towns: the USA, Mexico and France.
Redruth in Lights is the annual event that marks the begiining of the festive season in Redruth.