Cork Itinerary 4 Days

Located 50 kilometers to the east of the city, Youghal is known to be a seaside resort for touris...

Spike Island is located off the coast of Cobh Harbor and is known as the boarding place of the le...

The Cork City Goal was built in the 19th century and is one of the most crucial monuments if you ...

Located on the ground of the University College Cork (UCC), the Lewis Glucksman Gallery is open a...

If you are in the mood to take in some sun and spend a day in an urban garden, then Fitzgerald Pa...

The Cork vision center is known as the culture center of the city. The place is constantly bussin...

Built in the 14th century, Red Abbey is the only medieval monument in Cork and is known for its s...

A must-if you want to experience the racing pulse while in Cork, the Curraheen Park Greyhound Sta...

The Fota Wildlife is a bucket-list topper in every animal and plant lover’s book! If you ar...

Opened in 1897, the Everyman Palace Theatre stands true to its name- palace theatre! One of the f...

Comprising of over 2000 artifacts ranging from 18th century art to 21st century contemporary piec...

If you are looking for a snug little pub which offers good drinks and scrumptious food, then Sin ...

A haven for food lovers, the English Market is located on the Grand Parade. Flooded with fresh ve...

The Cork Opera House is a treat for every performance lover. Opened in 1963, the cork opera house...

Located in an 18th century building, the Triskel Christchurch is the prime menu for international...

One of the largest cemetery in Cork, St Finbarr’s Cemetary is the resting place for many fa...

Located 25 miles east off Cork city center, the Ballycotton Cliff Walk is one of the prominent li...