About Penzance... Located on the far south coast of Cornwall, with views towards St. Michael's Mount across Mount's Bay towards The Lizard. The long promenade, abundance of shops, a bustling harbour, sub-tropical gardens and quaint streets in the old town make this a popular holiday destination. Enjoy the ancient Celtic panorama of the Lands End Peninsula. Dotted around its' Atlantic Coastline you will discover fascinating traditional Cornish hamlets and villages, all within easy reach, every one a reminder of days gone by. St Just is the most westerly town in England, standing above the spectacular Cape Cornwall. The town of St Just was the 19th Century capital of tin mining and copper mining on the Lands End Peninsula. The mines have long since closed, but the character of the Cape Cornwall area is still evident in the granite buildings in St Just. The town revolves around a busy market square with the dominating splendour of the Parish Church and Methodist Chapel. The town has five pubs, varied shops, restaurants, cafes, fish & chip shop, takeaways and offers visitors ample free parking. It is three quarters of a miles' walk from St Just to the nearest pebble beach with glorious Sennen Cove is a short drive away.