Ireland Cork Cork

Ireland's second-largest city, this vibrant metropolis is full of historic sites, cultural monuments, and wonderful local food.

Explore the historic center with its colorful shopfronts, lively taverns, diverse eateries, and remarkable jolly atmosphere.

A museum featuring the works by 19C and 20C local artists, as well as frequent exhibitions of contemporary European art.

This vast indoor market dates back to the 18C, drawing travelers and locals with its vibrant atmosphere and a wealth of local produce.

Established in the 18C, this lovely church allows access to its belfry, where superb views and the popular Bells of Shandon await them.

An interesting museum tracing the history and the influence of butter trade in Cork, as well as exhibiting related historic artifacts.

Established in the 17C, this military fort often hosts cultural events and offers its visitors a glimpse into its ancient past.

A 19C cathedral boasting a Gothic architecture, boasting impressive acoustics for organ music, rich stained-glass, and other decorations.

Take a walking tour of this historic college campus, visiting its impressive Main Quadrangle building, its chapel, and a great observatory.

Exploring the everyday life in the region from prehistory onwards, this museum exhibits archaeological findings, tools, and other historic artifacts.

Striking visitors with its fine Art Deco architecture, this 20C church is an impressive concrete construction and boast a Cubist statue of Jesus.

Housed in a 19C factory, this museum serves as a heritage center striving to educate about and exhibit relics of Cork's industrial history.