Cork, Ireland
Highlights Include:
Blarney Castle
St. Finbarr's Cathedral
The Old Head Signal Tower & Lusitania Museum
English Market
Fota Wildlife Park
Cork City Gaol & Radio Museum
St.Peter’s
The Glucksman
Spike Island
Blackrock Castle Observatory
Fitzgerald Park is a vibrant and versatile destination in Cork. Located within its serene grounds, you'll find the Cork Public Museum, the Riverview Café, sculptures, a playground, and a skate park. For a unique experience, cross the iconic "Shakey Bridge," also known as Daly's Bridge, to reach Sunday's Well.
The port is located around 30 minutes east of Cork City, in the pretty town of Cobh.
Cobh has many pubs, cafes, restaurants and shops and was also the last port of call for the Titanic.
In Midleton, visit the Old Jameson Distillery, where you can walk through the old buildings and see the largest pot still in the world!
Take a day trip to Gougane Barra National Forest Park, a great place for retreat and discovery, and has many nature trails, including a waterfall walk.
Visit the sailing town of Kinsale, which has both a uniquely pretty harbor setting and a seagoing history. Walk the Old Head, a circular walking route that takes you to see beautiful highlight’s of the town.
Highlight’s Include:
Charles Fort
James Fort
Garrettstown Beach
Experience Garnish Island and its Gardens
Explore the walking paths on the island to appreciate rare plant species not typically found in this region. You can also visit the Martello Tower for great views of the Bay. Access to the island is by ferry, which also provides the opportunity to pass by Seal Island, where Atlantic Grey Seals live.
Visit the town of Cahir, where you can see Cahir Castle, one of the country's largest. Continue to Cashel, where you can visit the Rock of Cashel, easily one of Ireland's most spectacular attractions.
