Best places: Tourist attractions in Cobh Urban ED, Ireland

It took 47 years to complete this monolithic Catholic place of worship that was consecrated in 1919.

👍👍 We booked on the day and we're a bit concerned about the weather for our 12noon cruise which lasted for 3.5hrs. The weather turned and we had a lovely sunny afternoon and flat seas. Cost was €23pp . As the tide was out we took a longer route to get to Spike Island , the trip back was a lot shorter...

👍👍 The streets of Cobh are adorned with charming, brightly colored houses that create a picturesque scene. The vibrant hues truly breathe life into the surroundings. While the steep hills may pose a challenge for some travelers, this sight is undoubtedly a must-see in Cobh. Given the city's compact siz...

Heritage museum and historic naval, emigration and shipping harbour, from where Titanic set sail.

Former White Star Line ticket office, with experiential exhibits on the Titanic & its sinking.

👍 Beautiful seaside promenade Park, in Cobh town centre. Great place for family and kids. Ice cream parlours,Cafe, toilets and other eateries around.

👍👍 This monument in Casement Square commemorates those who died in the British ocean liner, RMS Lusitania, the Lucy as she was nick-named and at the time the world's largest passenger ship, a ship which on 7th May 1915 while nearing the end of her 202nd crossing, bound for Liverpool from New York, was...

👍👍 This tour was a captivating journey through history. The extremely knowledgeable guide brought each site to life providing a deep understanding of Cobh's rich heritage. From the history of Spike Island to the civil war, every stop was an immersive experience. The passion for sharing Cobh's story mad...

👍👍 Fantastic little exposition in Cobh’s most beautiful building makes a visit double worthwhile. While the multi media art is hard to catch on photos it is deeply engaging and thought-provoking. Highly recommended!

👍👍 As Cobh, formerly Queenstown, was the last port of call of the RMS Titanic before she set sale to New York, the town has many memorials dedicated to the tragedy. This memorial, dedicated to the passengers of Titanic is located in the centre of town, at the corner of Pearse Square and West Beach. I...

👍👍 The waterfront west area of Cobh, stretching from Whitepoint to the train station, is defined by a long, uniform quay including the Deepwater Quay where cruise liners berth. The scenic walkway along this waterfront is known locally as the Five Foot Way, originally named because it was five feet wid...