Cobh Heritage Centre
A small museum that looks back at the history of the village of Cobh, right up to its close connection with the Titanic.
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The coast of the Beara Peninsula
Follow the coastline of the Beara Peninsula for breathtaking ocean views!
3.34/5 (29 votes)
The Cromlech of Drombeg
An authentic megalithic circle steeped in magnificent mysteries!
3.75/5 (28 votes)
Dursey Island
An Irish island as we like them. Wild, authentic and a great place to walk.
3.56/5 (27 votes)
Gougane Barra Forest Park
Gougane Barra Forest Park is a 138-hectare forest park in County Cork. A magnificent wilderness environment! A must-see if you're passing through…
3.44/5 (25 votes)
Fota Wildlife Park
A zoo less than 15 minutes from Cork city! The ideal spot for a family outing!
3.48/5 (23 votes)
The Allihies Copper Mine Trail
For many years, the village of Allihies was one of the country's leading mining operations. That's why one of the village's star…
4.09/5 (23 votes)
The Ballycotton Cliff Walk
How about getting lost on Irish trails? This is where Irish beauty really comes into its own!
3.95/5 (22 votes)
Glantane East
Glantane East is an Irish megalithic complex located 6.4 km from Millstreet, County Cork. Rather impressive, it includes a dolmen, 2 stone…
3.45/5 (22 votes)
