City Guide – Cork
Cork City
Ireland’s second largest city dates back to the seventh century and is actually an island between two channels of the River Lee. Distinctly different from Dublin, Cork is a very “chic” city with meandering streets and a laid back, leisurely pace. Discover the charm of “The Real Capital of Ireland” with its eclectic mix of bars, shops and restaurants.
MUST DO’S
- A stroll through the city’s charming streets and Saturday market.
- Shopping on South Mall/ Grand Parade.
- A visit to the numerous fishing villages within easy reach of the city.
- A visit to Fota Wildlife Park.
MUST SEE’S
- St Finbarr’s Cathedral on Bishop Street, just up from South Gate Bridge.
- Cork City Jail on Convent Avenue.
- The Crawford Municipal Art Gallery, on Emmet Place.