5 Museums in Truro District That You Shouldn't Miss

February 2, 2022 Christa Meece

Discover the best top things to do in Truro District, United Kingdom including The New Gallery, Tregony Gallery, Royal Cornwall Museum, St Agnes Museum, Atrium Gallery.
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5 The Square, Portscatho TR2 5HW England +44 1872 580445 http://thenewgalleryportscatho.co.uk/index.html
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The Gallery was established in 1985 by Chris Insoll. The New Gallery is an artists run showroom and studios and is the home of the Portscatho Art Society. There is a large show room down stairs and above is a studio flat where artists can either paint, socialise or even stay the night. You may even get to meet and see the artists in action.

58 Fore Street, Tregony TR2 5RW England +44 1872 530505 [email protected] http://www.tregonygallery.co.uk
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Tregony Gallery

Tregony Gallery is an artist-run gallery with an impressive roster of distinguished British and international contemporary artists. Based in the ancient village of Tregony, Cornwall, the gallery enjoys a fine reputation as both an established local landmark and a vibrant online space. Gallery owners Brian and Judi Green seek to celebrate distinctive observational painting and artists who possess something different in the way they see and interpret the world. Maintaining a close bridge between Cornwall and London, Brian and Judi share their vision of curating and collecting art through an exciting programme of on-site exhibitions, catalogues and featured works on their popular Instagram account. All the work is available to discover, choose and purchase in the gallery, online, via Instagram and the website. The gallery offers a bespoke service to individuals including art consultancy, curating, framing and shipping.

Reviewed By fitzzz2015 - Folkestone, United Kingdom

I’ve been following this wonderful gallery after seeing it on Facebook last year and I’m impressed by the quality and range of Artists they represent and how they show the artwork. Yesterday I received a fabulous self-portrait by the late artist Jason Bowyer, beautifully and securely packaged, after only 48 hours of purchasing. All at a distance of 323 miles. I was able to confidently order my first ever online piece of Fine Art due to the exceptional quality of the images on, and the layout of, their website. The entire experience was first class from start to finish and I would highly recommend the personal service of Brian and Judi online. I am making a visit to this gallery a high priority this coming summer.

3. Royal Cornwall Museum

Royal Cornwall Museum 25 River Street, Truro TR1 2SJ England +44 1872 272205 [email protected] http://www.royalcornwallmuseum.org.uk
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Royal Cornwall Museum

Explore 1000s of historical objects from both Cornwall and the rest of the world, along with one of the county's finest art collections. Also open on Bank Holidays, and on Sundays in August.

Reviewed By 832gerryp - Tavistock, United Kingdom

Sadly the museum is currently closed for repair work but as they say about the V & A cafe, great cafe with rather a nice museum attached. Have been to the museum many times & the permanent collection is great as are the temporary exhibitions. Looking forward to the reopening. The cafe is on2 levels with 2 serving areas with good range of hot drinks & cakes & varied lunch menu. An additional bonus is the art shop at the back of the cafe which in addition to artists' materials has a great stock of unusual toys & games & stationery.

4. St Agnes Museum

Penwinnick Road, St Agnes TR5 0PA England +44 1872 553228 http://www.stagnesmuseum.org.uk
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St Agnes Museum

An award-winning volunteer-run Museum comprising information, artefacts and curios relating to the Parish of St. Agnes. St. Agnes is a beautiful coastal village with a rich history of tin and copper mining as well as fishing, although today its main trade is tourism. A visit to the museum will enhance your understanding of this special history and can be complemented with one of many walks taking in the historic mine engine house remains or lunch in one of the many restaurants, cafes or pubs. The Museum was established in 1984 and moved to its current location in the old Chapel of Rest in 1990.

Reviewed By chezr2019

My Wife & I Stayed At The Rosemundy Hotel And Took The Time To Visit St Agnes Museum. We Were So Impressed With The Appearance Of The Building, It's Like A Small Village Church. Upon Entering The Museum, We Were Welcomed Warmly By A Very Kind Gentleman Who Was Serving At The Till. He Explained About The Museum And Was Very Interesting And Informative. The Museum Is Fantastic, Amazing Things To See And Such A Calming Atmosphere, It Was A Real Joy To Visit We Are Staying At Rosemundy Again This Year So Will Definitely Be Headed Back To The Museum Again

Lemon Street Market Lemon Street, Truro TR1 2QD England +44 1872 273631 [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/atriumgallerytruro/?fref=ts
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Atrium Gallery

Atrium Gallery Truro is a commercial, contemporary art gallery, specialising in paintings, ceramics + jewellery created by artists + makers across the UK. Curated exhibitions change every 5-6 weeks and our stock that supports these shows changes frequently. Atrium Gallery is owned by Illustrated Living, Cornwall's leading contemporary gift + lifestyle store. Find us at Lemon St Market, Truro.

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