Boscastle

Boscastle is a remote village in North Cornwall, situated in an idyllic location surrounded by lush green landscapes, mountain cottages, pastures, and a deep fjord, which makes it a natural harbor. It seems like a typical Irish landscape in the heart of England. The picturesque village is built around the harbor, with beautiful houses that have been transformed into souvenir shops, restaurants, and bed and breakfasts. The recent devastating floods of 2004 virtually leveled the city, which has been slowly rebuilt and returned to its past glory. In the museum, it is possible to relive all the stages of the disaster and learn exactly what happened to the town.