Cork Attractions

Cork’s iconic English market has been trading since 1788. Renowned as a food market, it is an important part of food culture in Cork, with an emphasis on fresh, local produce with traditional Cork foods as well as an array of international delights

Fota Wildlife Park is one of Ireland's top ten visitor attractions and a perfect place to visit for people of all ages.

Fota Wildlife Park is set on 100 acres on the scenic Fota Island.

It is a unique place where you can come face to face with free roaming animals and birds from all parts of the world.

The Jameson Experience, Midleton, is an Irish whiskey museum and visitor centre located in the Old Midleton Distillery in Midleton, County Cork.

Once the world’s largest prison, Spike Island is now one of the world’s most highly rated tourist attractions. The island tour has been named Europe’s leading tourist attraction by World Travel Awards.

Blarney Castle and Gardens, home of the famous Blarney Stone, is a great place for a day out in Cork. One of Ireland’s most impressive castles. Kiss the famous Blarney Stone to get the gift of the gab, wander around unique rock formations and see the rare plants in the enchanting gardens.

Experience bygone days in Cork, both inside and outside prison walls, and also discover the impact radio has had since its invention at the Cork City Gaol Heritage Centre.

Rebel City Distillery is a craft distillery breathing new life into Cork City's historic docklands, and just a 15 minute walk from the city centre. The distillery draws on the innovations of the past to inspire the creations of the future.