Best places: Tourist attractions in Munster

👍👍 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.

👍👍 There is a lot here to keep your interest. There are 2 loop walks - 1 with a 45 min walk and another taking about 1hr 30 mins. Both are nice forest walks with river and waterfalls. Some parts had walkways. Some parts were a bit slippery when wet and are not for the infirm. I would recommend for fa...

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.

👍👍 Drive up to the cliff hotel and park. It's a steady incline but doable for all ages. We even passed a lady with 2 sticks. The first stop is the ruins of an old church with what is said to be a well of healing waters. Continue on for uninterrupted views of the bay. Absolutely stunning. At the top you...

👍👍 This place is amazing. We loved this place. Adults and kids can equally enjoy this place. The flowers in this garden are so beautiful and it is planned in such a way that there are beautiful photo spots, refreshments and benches at regular intervals. This garden is filled with fairies, goblins and d...

Footpath connecting Ballycotton village & Ballyandreen beach, with meadow & ocean views.

👍 A place of permanent mystical tranquility. The best memory for me is of the tezu mass. Candles by the hundred in a void of soft darkness. A good place to reflect n pray.

👍👍 Beautiful beach! Very clean. There’s also a tap so you can clean the sand off. All beaches should have this. Good parking. Plenty of picnic benches and a few takeaways opposite. Play park right beside the beach and there’s an amusement arcade opposite. Very safe area.

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.

Built in 1861, this Catholic cathedral features the country's tallest spire, rising to 94 m.

👍👍 A perfect walk with a lovely scenery. Long way around - mostly on the side of the road, but all the way you're walking on the top of the cliff:)

👍👍 My second visit! ASD friendly and a Carer goes free. Very quiet and peaceful. Easy to get around. It a beautiful short walk around and lots of sit and enjoy the beauty. Highly recommended! They had had no one but 2 little hunts and quizzes for kids to complete while walking around

Replica B314 flying boat and radio room in the original terminal building, plus a maritime museum.

👍👍 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 🥰