Penzance Seafront and Harbour

The coastal resort of Penzance has a faded-glamour that’s synonymous with the British seaside at its best. Renowned for great weather and plenty of nostalgia, the town has plenty to see, do and explore.

The town in County Cornwall is located at the entrance of the English Channel and has 21,000 inhabitants.
Due to the influence of the Gulf Stream, the mild climate of the Atlantic Ocean, with much sunshine for British conditions, favors lush, partly subtropical vegetation. Thus, the beach promenade and numerous gardens and front gardens are characterized by high Cordylinen and dates.
Penzance is heavily influenced by tourism: since 1866 ends here the 500 km long railway line from London Paddington via Plymouth to Cornwall.
(Excerpt from Wikipedia)

Bigger than surrounding seaside towns, many more shops, bars and restaurants. Nice to visit