Best places: Tourist attractions in Cork, Ireland

👍👍 The park is vast and beautiful. There are rabbits that can be found while walking if lucky. River Lee passes next to the park and is just breathtaking...

👍👍 A hilariously historical tour of horrors through Cork with the delightful Damian promises lots of fun for everyone! If you plan to visit Cork, do it. If you have already been to Cork, go back and do it.

Ruined castle housing the famed Blarney Stone, a kiss of which is said to grant the gift of the gab.

Popular green space with a museum, fountain, sculptures, walking paths & manicured landscaping.

Traders selling organic and locally produced food in an 18th-century covered market.

Ancient stone in a medieval castle keep said to give those who kiss it a mystical eloquence.

Castle-like, restored 19th-century prison with exhibitions, night tours and a souvenir shop.

Seating for 1,000 patrons to watch local & international concerts, theatre, dance & comedy shows.

👍👍 I visited last week as part of the friends of the Cork International Film Festival event. It was an interesting venue to meet and to see how they made the gin. The owners explained the history of the premises, being one of Henry Ford & Sons warehouses. They was also time to sample and purchase some...

👍👍 Great atmosphere and great Guinness the staff are very friendly and very swift with the service. Watched a match while enjoying a pint plenty of screens highly recommend dropping in for a pint 🥰

👍👍 Interesting church in the heart of cork near the English market. Lots of cool history of some of the priests that have lived here as well

👍👍 Real church, real people, true worshippers and humble servants of Jesus Christ. I enjoyed the new year's eve service. This is my 4th week in Ireland, having immigrated from Zimbabwe. When I am at the Grace Christian Church, I feel at home (a true home away from home). I have truly found a home. Ame...

👍👍 Great venue for performances. I love the atmosphere the converted church gives the place. Makes it a more intimate feel. Came here during Cork Jazz Festival and it was a wonderful concert.

Domestic arts centre showcasing a collection of 2000 paintings, sculpture, glass and video works.

👍 Very interesting place. Had a lovely day day wandering around thear

👍👍 Had no idea this place existed in Cork. Came across it after enjoying darts upstairs and had lunch and drinks here. There are arcade games throughout the bar/restaurant, with even a couple of booths that have old school snes and genesis consoles in them. Great spot for hanging out with kids and/or a...

😐 This is an interesting and badly needed resource for Cork City. The walk starts at Cork Dump and runs alongside the link road which can make it a little noise polluted unfortunately. The start of the walk incorporates a little municipal fitness area. This is a nice touch. Informative little signs...

👍 St Patrick's Bridge reminds me of the good old days. The days where we ran around playing sticks and stones. One person would stand on the edge of the bridge and we would flog sticks and stones at him or her until they fell into the water. It was good fun :') Except if you were the chap on the bridg...

Former wool mill with a small hotel, a restaurant & a shop selling Irish sweaters & Celtic jewelry.

Educational centre for science, engineering & technology set in a 16th-century castle.