We really enjoyed our visit, there is a great exhibition of Cornish art on at the moment,and the gallery of Newlyn artists is wonderful. We also spent time in the museum, shop and cafe where we had some delicious and freshly prepared lunch. There is easy parking nearby (£2.50 all day) and you are right in the middle of Penzance for the rest of your day. We will be back next year.

Went along to view the art collection of my old English teacher. Sorry Mr. B your taste in art is not mine. Never mind the rest of the exhibitions were suburb. Also a wonderful array of artefacts in the museum section. We are lucky to have such a place nearby. Recommended for young and old alike. A great deal can be learnt here.

My friend and I have visited several times and thoroughly enjoyed each visit. However, their current exhibition of paintings by Martina Thomas did not gel with us. I realise that art is a very personal choice but we did struggle with her paintings! On its own that made the visit not really worth the entry fee for us on the day we went. We did have a very nice cup of coffee and a cheese scone in the restaurant. Sadly, they have also greatly reduced the stock of the fascinating art books they used to have and there are now virtually none in the shop. Just not so great but always nice to see the Newlyn artist paintings .

Beautiful home garden and cafe. My only complaint is that I think it would be more interesting to learn about the owner and his family that lived here. After asking a volunteer; found out Mr Branwell was quite the entrepreneur, owned several businesses including a mill. There is a Brontë sisters connection as in Charlotte and Emily . I think American visitors would be interested in that