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Free 
1 hour 
Less than a mile awayA Victorian cathedral in the Gothic style, Truro Cathedral's foundation stone was laid in 1880 but was the first new cathedral to be built in a new town since 1220. Join an experienced Cathedral guide to take a tour of this extraordinary building at 11am today.
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TRURO
CORNWALL
50.27°N, 5.05°W
Sunrise: 06:44
Sunset: 18:16
Moon Phase: last quarter
Weather: light rain, 11°C max, 6°C min
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JOHN DRYDEN