
Redruth Visitor Information
Redruth Town Council runs the Discover Redruth website, Facebook and Instagram pages. It’s a great place to find information on accommodation, attractions, local history and heritage, and upcoming events and festivals.
A bus/coach departure board is mounted inside Redruth Library and visible at all hours from the street. Please check the latest timetables and notices at the stops or service updates on the Transport for Cornwall website and app.
Redruth Station
The town’s mainline station has regular trains to Penzance and London Paddington.
There are stops in Station Road serving the following buses:
18 eastbound to Truro via Mount Ambrose, Scorrier, Chacewater, Threemilestone, Treliske Hospital, Truro College
18 westbound to Penzance via Pool, Cornwall College, Camborne, Hayle and St Ives
33 to Falmouth via Lanner, Burncoose, Ponsanooth, Burnthouse, Falmouth University/Penryn Campus, Penryn
34 to Helston & Lizard via Four Lanes, Crelly, Poldark Mine, Wendron
88 Newquay via Scorrier, Blackwater, Perranwell, Goonhavern, Rejerrah
315 to St Agnes via Scorrier, Wheal Rose, Porthtowan, Mount Hawke
National Express services to Penzance, London Victoria
You can plan a journey, view timetables and buy tickets via the Transport for Cornwall website and app
Visitor information such as timetables, event and attraction leaflets can be found in the ticket hall on Station Road.
Ticket Office Hours
- Monday to Friday: 07:30 – 19:00
- Saturday: 07:30 – 19:00
- Sunday: 09:00 – 16:30
- Self-service ticket machines are available outside of these hours.
Staff Assistance Hours
- Monday to Friday: 05:50 – 22:30
- Saturday: 05:50 – 21:15
- Sunday: 08:50 – 22:10


Visiting Redruth
There is always something happening in Redruth. The town is a hub of creative culture, with festivals, events and independent spaces that bring people together throughout the year. Whatever you’re looking for, there’s something on offer for everyone in our town.
Redruth also sits within some of Cornwall’s most beautiful countryside, with plenty of walking, biking and horse-riding to enjoy in the surrounding area.
Creativity and culture
The cultural life of Redruth is growing too – it’s an exciting new time for the town. A bid was launched a bid to become the UK’s first Town of Culture, led by Redruth Town Council, the Redruth Cultural Consortium and arts organisation The Ladder.
The Regal has been a cinema and live theatre since the 1930s, hosting everything from the latest films to touring shows and big names on stage. The Ladder, based in the town’s former library, offers a growing programme of performances, exhibitions and community events.

Here are a few Redruth highlights to explore:
- Kresen Kernow, home to the world’s largest collection of Cornish history, documents and photographs
- Redruth’s festivals, including St Piran’s Festival, Murdoch Day, and Redruth’s International Mining and Pasty Festival
- Redruth Town Markets, held throughout the year in the town centre
- The town’s mining heritage, visible in its historic buildings and landmarks – and rightly celebrated as much as possible
- Walking, biking and horse-riding in the surrounding countryside