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    Looe Harbour Heritage Centre

    A fascinating, accessible museum detailing the town's past, open from Easter to October.

    Description

    Located in West Looe, the Looe Harbour Heritage Centre is a really interactive and fascinating space to learn more about the trading history of Looe and its harbour. The centre is set on the edge of the river along a wide and level path, with beautiful views and it is set out around an open plan, level space, ideal for those who use wheelchairs, or frames or who have mobility issues. There are also lots of sensory and interactive displays, and plenty of information and exhibits for those with vision impairment, hearing impairment or sensory processing needs. The staff are also experienced at supporting people with Special Educational Needs and there is an accessible toilet on the premises as well as a lovely coffee shop. Well worth a visit.

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      • December 21, 2024 5:23 pm local time

    Location

    Looe Harbour Heritage Centre, The Quay, West Looe, Cornwall, PL13 2BX

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    Detailed description

    Looe Harbour Heritage Centre is situated in West Looe's Old Sardine Factory on the Quay. You may immerse yourself in the history of the port, river, and bridges of maritime Looe during your visit to the Heritage Centre. And anything about sardines!

    There is a video from Splatt the Seagull, talking about how important sardines were to the local economy, which makes it really accessible for children, as well as time-lapse footage of the harbour.

    And most crucially, everything about the things that make up the core of The community—fishing, boats, flood defences—as well as the diverse individuals who have lived here and worked there—and of course those who still do.

    The Heritage Centre is usually closed between the October half term and the start of the Easter holidays, so check with the website for opening times, and ticket prices.

    Parking

    There is disabled parking in the town car parks, at Millpool. Or on the roadside parking spaces on Quay Road. There are directions included on the map on the Centre's website.

    Toilet facilities

    There is a disabled toilet on the site.

    Mobility / Wheelchair Support

    The site is well laid out for those who have mobility issues, or use a wheelchair, with a wide open plan layout, including in the cafe.

    Vision Impairment Support

    There are lots of sensory and interactive displays, and plenty of information and exhibits for those with vision impairment, hearing impairment or sensory processing needs. The staff are also experienced at supporting people with Special Educational Needs.

    Hearing Impairment Support

    There are lots of sensory and interactive displays, and plenty of information and exhibits for those with vision impairment, hearing impairment or sensory processing needs. The staff are also experienced at supporting people with Special Educational Needs.

    Autism support

    There are lots of sensory and interactive displays, and plenty of information and exhibits for those with vision impairment, hearing impairment or sensory processing needs. The staff are also experienced at supporting people with Special Educational Needs.

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