Best Landmarks in Cork

A 17th-century pentagonal-shaped fort in Cork, Ireland, offering panoramic city views and insights into the region's military history.

A historic church tower in Cork famous for its bells, which visitors can ring, and the clock faces visible across the city.

A vibrant display of contemporary street art found throughout Cork, Ireland, showcasing local and international artists.

An annual festive celebration in Cork, Ireland, marking St. Patrick's Day with a lively parade featuring community groups and performers.

French Church Street is a historic alleyway in Cork City that is part of a walking tour highlighting the city's architecture and culture.

St. Patrick's Street is a significant street in Cork City, featured in a walking tour focused on the city's history and architecture.

Carey's Lane is a street in Cork City mentioned in a walking tour that showcases the city's ambiance and points of interest.

An Art Mural in Cork City is highlighted as a point of interest during a walking tour exploring the city's culture.

Cornmarket Street is a historic street in Cork City, featured in a walking tour focusing on the city's heritage.

Ireland's most south-westerly point, offering dramatic cliff views and a dramatic footbridge over a rugged gorge.

A scenic headland near Kinsale, Ireland, featuring a historic lighthouse and a renowned golf course.

An iconic clock tower in Cork, offering panoramic city views and the unique opportunity to ring its historic bells.

One of the world's largest natural harbours, notable as the Titanic's last stopping point.