Perfect stay in Cork
Food scene
Best Italian pizza in Cork + local beer.
You should try four cheese pizza followed by a pint of Chieftain. Mamma mia!!!
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Franciscan Well Brewery
14 N MallBest Italian pizza in Cork + local beer.
You should try four cheese pizza followed by a pint of Chieftain. Mamma mia!!!
Myo Cafe
34 Popes Quay
Drink your coffee enjoying the River Lee viewing.
Palestine cuisine right here in Cork.
15 min walking.
"We have full control over our coffee production, from supplying the best Arabica beans, to in house roasting the beans, to grinding, spicing and brewing. Taste our freshly roasted Palestinian coffee with a hint of cardamom, and enjoy our taste of home. To have a genuine experience, resist adding milk to it."
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Izz Cafe
13-14 George's QuayPalestine cuisine right here in Cork.
15 min walking.
"We have full control over our coffee production, from supplying the best Arabica beans, to in house roasting the beans, to grinding, spicing and brewing. Taste our freshly roasted Palestinian coffee with a hint of cardamom, and enjoy our taste of home. To have a genuine experience, resist adding milk to it."
The Marina Market is Corks largest indoor market with over 35+ full time food vendors. Open 7 days a week from 8am. Dog friendly and parking on site.
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Marina Market
Centre Park RoadThe Marina Market is Corks largest indoor market with over 35+ full time food vendors. Open 7 days a week from 8am. Dog friendly and parking on site.
Koto
6 Carey's LnKoto offers fresh and vibrant flavours of Asia in the heart of Cork City.
If you feel hungry after visiting Rory Gallagher Place - Cork City, have a meal at this steakhouse. Most guests find that you can order nicely cooked goose, rib steaks and lamb shanks here. Try good vanilla ice cream, Baileys cheesecakes and banoffee pie.
Strasbourg Goose
17/18 French Church StIf you feel hungry after visiting Rory Gallagher Place - Cork City, have a meal at this steakhouse. Most guests find that you can order nicely cooked goose, rib steaks and lamb shanks here. Try good vanilla ice cream, Baileys cheesecakes and banoffee pie.
The Bookshelf at the Elysian is a modern, airy space, found in one of Cork’s most iconic landmarks.
Sit at our elegant marble bar and watch the world go by while sipping on an “Immaculate” Flat white, made with beans that are “Simply Superb” (Joe McNamee, The Irish Examiner) from The Barn, Berlin.
Tuck into a freshly baked pastry or brunch, or grab an artisanal sourdough sandwich to go.
The Bookshelf at The Elysian
Eglinton StreetThe Bookshelf at the Elysian is a modern, airy space, found in one of Cork’s most iconic landmarks.
Sit at our elegant marble bar and watch the world go by while sipping on an “Immaculate” Flat white, made with beans that are “Simply Superb” (Joe McNamee, The Irish Examiner) from The Barn, Berlin.
Tuck into a freshly baked pastry or brunch, or grab an artisanal sourdough sandwich to go.
"Soba is a newly established Asian Street Food Restaurant, we are delighted to bring you a new experience of the finest Asian dishes, including the most popular noodle dishes from different Asian countries, a completely new taste for noodle lovers! We pride ourselves on using fresh Irish meat, source the best quality vegetables and prepare our own homemade sauces for your enjoyment. We use no MSG in any of our dishes, striving to provide the healthiest food we possibly can. Our aim is to give an excellent customer experience, whether dining in, or takeaway. Making the customer happy is our number one priority!"
Soba Express
8 Carey's Lane"Soba is a newly established Asian Street Food Restaurant, we are delighted to bring you a new experience of the finest Asian dishes, including the most popular noodle dishes from different Asian countries, a completely new taste for noodle lovers! We pride ourselves on using fresh Irish meat, source the best quality vegetables and prepare our own homemade sauces for your enjoyment. We use no MSG in any of our dishes, striving to provide the healthiest food we possibly can. Our aim is to give an excellent customer experience, whether dining in, or takeaway. Making the customer happy is our number one priority!"
Sightseeing
Fitzgerald Park home to Cork Public Museum, it is just a short stroll along the on the Mardyke from Cork City centre and the University College Cork. Fitzgerald's Park where the visitor and local alike can enjoy a riverside picnic on the banks of the river Lee.
It is about 15 minutes walking.
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Parc Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald Park home to Cork Public Museum, it is just a short stroll along the on the Mardyke from Cork City centre and the University College Cork. Fitzgerald's Park where the visitor and local alike can enjoy a riverside picnic on the banks of the river Lee.
It is about 15 minutes walking.
One of the oldest churches in the city built in 1722.
Climb 132 steps to see spectacular 360 degree views of the city at 36.65m/120ft.
5 min walking.
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Cloches de Shandon et tour de l'église St Anne
Church StreetOne of the oldest churches in the city built in 1722.
Climb 132 steps to see spectacular 360 degree views of the city at 36.65m/120ft.
5 min walking.
Bells Field
Old Youghal RoadTravel back in time at Cork's 17th century star-shaped fort. Enjoy stunning views of the city while walking the walls of Elizabeth Fort, join a guided tour or take a multilingual audio guide. General admission is free!
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Fort Elizabeth
Barrack StreetTravel back in time at Cork's 17th century star-shaped fort. Enjoy stunning views of the city while walking the walls of Elizabeth Fort, join a guided tour or take a multilingual audio guide. General admission is free!
Crawford Art Gallery is a National Cultural Institution, dedicated to the visual arts, both historic and contemporary. The collection comprises over 3,000 works, ranging from eighteenth-century Irish and European painting and sculpture, through to contemporary video installations. At the heart of the collection is a collection of Greek and Roman sculpture casts, brought to Cork in 1818 from the Vatican Museum in Rome.
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Galerie d'art Crawford
1 Emmett PlCrawford Art Gallery is a National Cultural Institution, dedicated to the visual arts, both historic and contemporary. The collection comprises over 3,000 works, ranging from eighteenth-century Irish and European painting and sculpture, through to contemporary video installations. At the heart of the collection is a collection of Greek and Roman sculpture casts, brought to Cork in 1818 from the Vatican Museum in Rome.
The Lough is a shallow spring-fed freshwater lake with an average depth of one metre and a total area of 4 hectares.[2] It is a wildfowl preserve, particularly for swans, and has been a protected area since 1881. The Lough is also used for coarse angling (on a 'strictly catch and release basis')[3] and is home to fish species such as carp, eel, tench, rudd and perch.[2]
The outer border of the body of water at the Lough is approximately 1.1 kilometres (0.68 mi).
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The Lough
The Lough is a shallow spring-fed freshwater lake with an average depth of one metre and a total area of 4 hectares.[2] It is a wildfowl preserve, particularly for swans, and has been a protected area since 1881. The Lough is also used for coarse angling (on a 'strictly catch and release basis')[3] and is home to fish species such as carp, eel, tench, rudd and perch.[2]
The outer border of the body of water at the Lough is approximately 1.1 kilometres (0.68 mi).
Cork’s iconic English market has been trading since 1788. One of the oldest and certainly the best covered market in Europe, it has survived famine, flood, war, fires, and multiple recessions to remain a strong part of Cork’s retail environment.
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English Market
Cork’s iconic English market has been trading since 1788. One of the oldest and certainly the best covered market in Europe, it has survived famine, flood, war, fires, and multiple recessions to remain a strong part of Cork’s retail environment.
Places to go
Kinsale is a town on the southern coast of Ireland, in County Cork. Two 17th-century fortresses overlook the River Bandon: the vast, star-shaped Charles Fort to the southeast, and the smaller James Fort on the river's opposite bank. The 16th-century courthouse building houses the Kinsale Regional Museum, with a variety of displays on local history and information about the 1915 sinking of the RMS Lusitania.
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Kinsale
Kinsale is a town on the southern coast of Ireland, in County Cork. Two 17th-century fortresses overlook the River Bandon: the vast, star-shaped Charles Fort to the southeast, and the smaller James Fort on the river's opposite bank. The 16th-century courthouse building houses the Kinsale Regional Museum, with a variety of displays on local history and information about the 1915 sinking of the RMS Lusitania.
Cobh
Château et jardins de Blarney