The Ahakista Stone Circle
The Ahakista Stone Circle is a stone circle on the Sheep's Head Peninsula. Rich in mystery and legend, it was once a…
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Glanworth Bridge
Who would have thought that Glanworth could offer so many wonders? This small village in County Cork counts among its tourist treasures…
2.63/5 (19 votes)
Port of Baltimore
A cute little port that lives to the rhythm of the tides and ocean climate. Don't miss the little restaurants nearby!
3.76/5 (17 votes)
Bantry House
An exceptional manor house facing Bantry Bay. A place steeped in history. Don't miss the gardens!
3.76/5 (17 votes)
Cork Harbour
A bustling port, famous for the incessant comings and goings of fishermen unloading their fresh produce!
3.65/5 (17 votes)
The Three castle head
The castle's show is a memorable one! Alone, as if lost in the wilderness, it offers exceptional views reminiscent of certain Scottish castles!
3.75/5 (16 votes)
The Annie Moore Monument
Cobh pays tribute to the Titanic's passengers with an emotional statue.
3.31/5 (16 votes)
The Shandon church
The Church of St Anne (also known as Shandon Church and Bells) is a Cork church built on top of a hill! Its bell tower is legendary!
3.67/5 (15 votes)
Fitzgerald Park
Are you in Cork? Why not take a trip to Fitzgerald Park? This park right in the center of Cork will cut you off from the hustle and bustle of the city, while allowing you to enjoy a bucolic natural setting!
4.13/5 (15 votes)
