Conference and Meeting venues in Falmouth

Falmouth is an ideal destination for conferences, meetings and events given its Cornish harbour location and mild climate year round.


Perfect for teambuilding events and corporate activities with both land and water-based opportunities available, delegates and meeting planners will appreciate the choice of conference venues with town and country locations blending a rich maritime heritage with contemporary culture.

Falmouth is accessible via by road the M5/A30, via good rail links and flight s into Newquay Airport for international conference delegates.

The National Maritime Museum Cornwall offers dedicated meeting and conference facilities with exhibition space, conference suites and a lecture theatre catering for large corporate events. A versatile venue and landmark building steeped in the region’s maritime heritage. A modern conference centre and business space is Pool Innovation Centre which offers the latest technology alongside a conference suite, 6 meeting rooms and exhibition space ideal for focused training events and meetings. Academic venue Tremough Campus provides dozens of versatile conference and meeting rooms with capacity for up to 450 delegates whilst The Stannary on campus provides over 1,000sqm of flexible space for even larger events. Historic venue Pendennis Castle is a spectacular location for corporate events and weddings. With panoramic sea views, this castle is without doubt a magnificent backdrop for any conference or event combining a unique history with modern style and facilities. Falmouth hotels also make excellent conference venues. For instance, Penmorvah Manor is a charming Victorian manor house with a selection of grand but comfortable meeting spaces whilst The Greenbank Hotel offers 4 conference suites overlooking the Fal estuary also making this a striking wedding venue. St Michael’s Hotel and Spa has two meeting rooms able to accommodate up to 160 delegates whereas the Falmouth Hotel provides 7 conference and banqueting suites and a prime location between Pendennis Castle and the headland on one side and Falmouth port and town centre on the other.