Gleninchaquin Park
Rejuvenate in a wild park, ideal for a hike, a break, a picnic or a nap in the shade of a tree!
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CampingsCounty Cork : Must-See Attractions
3.53/5 (47 votes)
The Old Head Lighthouse
A black-and-white lighthouse standing silent watch over the open sea. Its charm is nice!
3.28/5 (46 votes)
University College Cork
An institution that attracts students from the 4 corners of the globe.
3.39/5 (44 votes)
The Healy Pass
A postcard panorama awaits you at the top of this exceptional mountain pass!
3.50/5 (42 votes)
The Elizabeth Fort
A fort in the heart of the city, originally built to protect the city of Cork.
3.18/5 (39 votes)
The Charles Fort in Kinsale
A military fort overlooking beautiful Kinsale Bay. It was once responsible for the city's security.
3.90/5 (39 votes)
The Cork Tasting Trail
Do you like good food? Discover Cork's gastronomy on this culinary trail! Taste local products and enjoy the best of the region's terroir!
3.50/5 (38 votes)
Cork International Airport
For a stay in Cork, there's no need to travel via Dublin! The city has its own airport!
3.09/5 (34 votes)
Molly Gallivan’s Visitor Centre
Learn about the history of Irish farming, and find out how it was done in days gone by. Livestock, cultivation of the land, vintage equipment. Find out all about the work done in the fields in previous centuries!
3.00/5 (33 votes)
Paul Street
A popular Cork street, famous for its colourful streets, stalls and restaurants!
4.03/5 (32 votes)
