Ireland’s foodie capital — a harbour city of spires, bridges and the legendary English Market.
Cork calls itself the ‘real capital of Ireland’, and few who visit disagree. Built on islands in the River Lee, the city is a tangle of bridges, church spires and Victorian markets, with a food scene that punches well above its weight.
Graze your way through the 18th-century English Market, climb the bell tower of St Anne’s Shandon, and use Cork as a base for Blarney Castle, Kinsale and the wild coast of West Cork.
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FeaturedA hostel in Cork city in Ireland’s Ancient East. 0.7 km from English Market, and a short walk to Cork Kent station.
A self-catering stay in Bantry, Co. Cork on the Wild Atlantic Way. 12 km from Gougane Barra. Rated 5 on Google.
A 4-star self-catering stay in Skibbereen, Co. Cork on the Wild Atlantic Way. Rated 5 on Google.
A self-catering stay in Mallow, Co. Cork in Ireland’s Ancient East. 24 km from Blarney Castle & Gardens, and 30 km…
A 4-star B&B in Blarney, Co. Cork in Ireland’s Ancient East. 2.4 km from Blarney Castle & Gardens, and 9.3 km from…
A self-catering stay in Kinsale, Co. Cork on the Wild Atlantic Way. 1.8 km from Kinsale & Charles Fort, and 16 km from…
A self-catering stay in Clonakilty, Co. Cork on the Wild Atlantic Way. 22 km from Skibbereen. Rated 5 on Google.
A self-catering stay in Bantry, Co. Cork on the Wild Atlantic Way. 6.6 km from Garinish Island. Rated 5 on Google.
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FeaturedPioneering craft brewery and pizza brewpub on the site of a 1229 monastery
FeaturedHistoric 1787 alleyway tavern off Patrick Street beside the English Market
FeaturedThe spiritual home of traditional Irish music in Cork on Coburg Street
FeaturedAward-winning Victorian whiskey bar in Cork’s Victorian Quarter on MacCurtain St
FeaturedVictorian tavern with preserved 1904 interior opposite the Beamish brewery
FeaturedBarrack Street landmark with secret walled beer garden and stone-baked pizza
FeaturedPioneering MacCurtain Street cocktail bar inspired by wild Irish botanicals
FeaturedAtmospheric Douglas Street tavern with sprawling garden and craft ciders
A hidden 18th-century estate garden on the Awbeg River, celebrated for its wild woodland valley and rare Himalayan…
A 15th-century tower house of the Earl of Barrymore, restored with a recreated medieval garden near Carrigtwohill.
A vast 17th-century star-shaped fort guarding Kinsale harbour, one of the largest military forts in Ireland.
A Georgian estate with 166 hectares of parkland, formal gardens and herds of deer, in north County Cork.
A world-renowned arboretum of rare trees and shrubs laid out in the 1840s on Fota Island near Cork.
An island garden of Italianate terraces and rare plants in Bantry Bay, reached by a short boat trip.
A 16th-century custom house turned wine museum in the historic port of Kinsale.
A 14th-century Carmelite friary in the village of Castlelyons, with a fine surviving tower.
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