Shopping Areas in Truro Reviews

Thousands of tourists come to Cornwall every year in search of sun, surf and.......shops??? I don't think so. Truro, incedentally the capital of Cornwall, is certainly not a shopping mecca but when having an amble around this picturesque city with its cobbled streets and thin alley ways, visitors will be pleasantly suprised by some of the little ...  Read the complete review

Truro is my home town and I'd never move, especially now that the shopping areas are much improved! When I first moved to Truro in 2001, there were a few big shops like M&S but nothing on the scale of 'larger' cities like Plymouth or Exeter. In fact my friends and I used to make a special trip out of the county to do any decent ...  Read the complete review

Cornwall is unquestionably one of Britain's favourite holiday attractions. Mainly because of the vast abundance of beaches and other such summer delights, Cornwall is not known to be the best place to shop, especially if you are a tourist (or, as us Cornish say, "emmet") on holiday. But if you live in Cornwall, believe it or not, you still have to ...  Read the complete review

Truro is Cornwall's Administration centre, and a friendlier city you'd be hard pushed to find. All the major stores you are looking for are here, such as Marks and Spencer,Laura Ashley etc. and a large Lakeland shop which is great to browse around. There aren't too many Lakeland shops around the country so to find one in Truro is ...  Read the complete review

Those who are used to cities on the scale of London and Birmingham will probably laugh at Cornwall's only city. It isn't big, bold and brassy, but, unlike some of the bigger cities, it is friendly. Truro has quite a few of the 'big' stores in the city centre, although, it has to be said, many of them are small branches of ...  Read the complete review