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Image by Crispin Purdye - supplied by Visit Cornwall
Saltash is situated on the west bank of the River Tamar across the river from Plymouth.
Saltash was founded as a market town by the lord of Trematon Castle in the 12th century.
Enter Cornwall by road across the Tamar Bridge, or go by train across the Royal Albert Bridge built by Isambard Kingdom Brunel - Marc Isambard Brunel (1769-1849)
One of the first sites as you cross the bridge is the colurfully painted Union Inn with its Union Jack painted facade and murals. There is a pleasant shopping high street in the heart of the town.
A community celebration featuring live music, market stalls, street food and an exciting programme of activities for the whole family.
The Saltash Regatta & Waterside Festival is one of the most loved and longest-running community events in our town, bringing thousands of visitors together for a completely free weekend of entertainment, waterside activities, music, and fun. Run entirely by volunteers, with a good amount of grown up help from Diverse events to book our stall, this incredible event showcases Saltash, supports local businesses, and provides a fantastic day out for families.
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