Helston: The Most Southerly Town Of Great Britain
Helston lies along the banks of the River Cober in Cornwall, situated at the northern end of the Lizard Peninsula. It is best known for the annual “Furry” or Flora Dance, said to originate from the medieval times. This once stannary and cattle market town keeps its heritage alive through its sights and attractions that perfectly reflects the bygones of the town. With its vibrant and bubbly vibe, Helston warmly welcomes its visitors with an excellent dining experience, excellent selection of attractions, various sceneries to take in and facilities to take care of their needs.
It is home to a more than 600 years old pub brewery, along with the plenty of pasty shops selling Cornish pasties so that tourists won’t go hungry in the town of Helston. It presents its visitors with plenty of choices for restaurants, takeaways, coffee shops and eateries, visitors will surely find everything from fresh local produce all the way to authentic international cuisines. With a collection of local businesses, independent shops and various shopping outlets scattered all over town, Helston also offers an exciting and incredible experience.
Things To See And Do In Helston
There are plenty of things to see and do in Helston. Visitors can enjoy a pleasant country walk through the wooded area of the Penrose Estate, explore its breath-taking countryside and visit the wonderful Lizard Peninsula to take in the jaw-dropping sceneries it features and check out the tourist attractions located in the area. Call on the 600-year-old Blue Anchor and grab a pint of the local Spingo Ale to taste and experience the brewing heritage and history behind it. Discover the town’s history and tradition by visiting the Helston Museum, St. Keverne Parish Church, Mawgan Stone and other heritage sites in town.