Attractions
Old City Gaol
The old gaol looks the same as it did in Victorian times with
its barred windows, cells, bare corridors and iron stairways behind
the unwelcoming gateway. Life-size figures, sounds and exhibitions
tell the story and social history of 19th century Cork and the
reasons...
see full detailsSt Patrick's Street
Often referred to as
Pana by the locals, St
Patrick's Street (
Sráid Naomh
Pádraig) is Cork's main street, famous for its beautiful
architecture and great selection of shops. In fact, St Patrick's
has twice been awarded as Ireland's best shopping street, and...
see full detailsChurch Tower of Shandon
Positioned on a hill overlooking the River Lee, the Church Tower
of Shandon (Old Fort) is possibly Cork's most famous landmark. The
red sandstone and white limestone tower is crowned by a large,
salmon-shaped weather vane. The Church of St Anne is famous...
see full detailsThe English Market
The 16th century Princes Street Market is a covered food market
in the centre of Cork. It is well known among locals and tourists
alike for its varied selection of produce from all over the world,
and especially for its fresh fish. The...
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