Guidebook for Cork
Sightseeing
Cork Cathedral was built in 1863 and dedicated to Saint Fin Barre.
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Sint-Finbarrokathedraal
Bishop StreetCork Cathedral was built in 1863 and dedicated to Saint Fin Barre.
One of Cork's top addresses for food and a real experience: The English Market is the place where you get fresh vegetables, meat, fish, cheese and many more. Coffee stalls and bakeries round it up.
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De Engelse Markt
Grand ParadeOne of Cork's top addresses for food and a real experience: The English Market is the place where you get fresh vegetables, meat, fish, cheese and many more. Coffee stalls and bakeries round it up.
pay a small admission fee and climb the many steps firstly to the 1st floor to ring the famous Shandon bells which are heard over the city.
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Shandon Bells & Tower St Anne's Church
Church Streetpay a small admission fee and climb the many steps firstly to the 1st floor to ring the famous Shandon bells which are heard over the city.
Poverty-related crime in 19th century Ireland became a key issue in the country’s history and is well explained in the former City Gaol.
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Cork City Gaol
Convent AvenuePoverty-related crime in 19th century Ireland became a key issue in the country’s history and is well explained in the former City Gaol.
Holy Trinity Church
Father Mathew QuayBeautiful Church
UCC is already a popular tourist destination and new audio tours taking in the history and culture of the University are available from the Visitors' Centre for purchase.
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University College Cork (UCC)
College RoadUCC is already a popular tourist destination and new audio tours taking in the history and culture of the University are available from the Visitors' Centre for purchase.
Cork City Council, City Hall
Anglesea StreetCouncil.
“Visit this museum for a surprisingly engaging and multi-faceted view of history”
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Butter Museum
O'Connell Square“Visit this museum for a surprisingly engaging and multi-faceted view of history”
Food Scene
Ramen
21 Anglesea StBest Asian Restaurant in Cork
A varied and tasty lunch-menu is served at a reasonable price, and the place turns into a bustling nightclub at the weekends.
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The Old Town Whiskey Bar at Bodega
44-45 Cornmarket StreetA varied and tasty lunch-menu is served at a reasonable price, and the place turns into a bustling nightclub at the weekends.
It is an award winning restaurant and bar over two floors that offers great food and amazing value.
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Market Lane
5-6 Oliver Plunkett StIt is an award winning restaurant and bar over two floors that offers great food and amazing value.
Gourmet Burger Bistro
8 Bridge StBest burgers in Cork (everything is homemade).
Good food and a nice place to have drinks when as they have a terrace next to the river lee
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Electric
41 S MallGood food and a nice place to have drinks when as they have a terrace next to the river lee
Milano
8 Oliver Plunkett StItalian Restaurant
Dashi Deli Sushi & Noodle Bar
11 Cook StIndian Restaurant
Spice Inn
87 N Main StCheap & good Indian restaurant.
Freestyle
23-24 N Main StGood Chinese buffet restaurant.
Cheap and variety.
Jade Palace
2 Douglas StReally good Chinese food to takeaway
Everything Else
This is a pleasant park to relax in and enjoy the beauty. There is also a good play section here for children to play. There is also a scent garden here for the blind.
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Fitzgerald Park
This is a pleasant park to relax in and enjoy the beauty. There is also a good play section here for children to play. There is also a scent garden here for the blind.
Q-Park Grand Parade
Grand ParadeParking
Arts & Culture
where you would find the famous “Canova Casts”, a series of plaster casts donated by the Vatican Museum; you would also enjoy “The Belvedere”, “The Laocoon” and “The Disc Thrower”.
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Crawford Art Gallery
1 Emmett Plwhere you would find the famous “Canova Casts”, a series of plaster casts donated by the Vatican Museum; you would also enjoy “The Belvedere”, “The Laocoon” and “The Disc Thrower”.
Operahuis Cork
Emmett PlaceEnjoy it
St. Peter's Cork
87A N Main StCork from the past till now!
Drinks & Nightlife
This is THE college pub in Cork City, the pub is populated almost exclusively by UCC students. Owing to its popularity with the college crowd, the pub offers great deals on pints and shots before 10pm
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An Brog
74 Oliver Plunkett StThis is THE college pub in Cork City, the pub is populated almost exclusively by UCC students. Owing to its popularity with the college crowd, the pub offers great deals on pints and shots before 10pm
Also popular in Cork city centre, The Crane, spacious pub with 3 rooms and huge smoking area, offers you theatre performances, burlesque nights, swing, blues, jazz,country and a really good live music
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Crane Lane
Crane LaneAlso popular in Cork city centre, The Crane, spacious pub with 3 rooms and huge smoking area, offers you theatre performances, burlesque nights, swing, blues, jazz,country and a really good live music
Famous among Corkonians for its delicious home-brewed beer, this place was voted Ireland’s Best Microbrewery in 2009, and for a country of beer-lovers, that’s a pretty big honour.
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Franciscan Well Brewery
14 N MallFamous among Corkonians for its delicious home-brewed beer, this place was voted Ireland’s Best Microbrewery in 2009, and for a country of beer-lovers, that’s a pretty big honour.
Despite the often lengthy queues to get in, few leave Reardens either regretting the wait or as sober as they did when they got in the door.
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Rearden's Bar
26 Washington StDespite the often lengthy queues to get in, few leave Reardens either regretting the wait or as sober as they did when they got in the door.
Coming from the Irish word for ‘up’, Suas is one of the few pubs in the city with a roof-top beer garden from where patrons can look over the beautiful Cork skyline.
Suas Rooftop Bar
4-5 S Main StComing from the Irish word for ‘up’, Suas is one of the few pubs in the city with a roof-top beer garden from where patrons can look over the beautiful Cork skyline.
Fionnbarra pub & beer garden, one of the widest selections of foreign and domestic beers, one of the finest selections of whiskey and gins in the city.
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Fionnbarra Bar
73 Douglas StFionnbarra pub & beer garden, one of the widest selections of foreign and domestic beers, one of the finest selections of whiskey and gins in the city.
A Cork pub much admired, the Mutton Lane Inn is probably one of the oldest drinking establishments in the city outside of the North/ South Main Street axis.
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Mutton Lane
Mutton LaneA Cork pub much admired, the Mutton Lane Inn is probably one of the oldest drinking establishments in the city outside of the North/ South Main Street axis.
You can enjoy anything from a local pint of stout, a nice glass of bubbly, local craft beers, in-house cocktails or a simple cup of artisan coffee.
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Gallagher's Gastro Pub
32 MacCurtain StreetYou can enjoy anything from a local pint of stout, a nice glass of bubbly, local craft beers, in-house cocktails or a simple cup of artisan coffee.
The Market Tavern
10 Anglesea StReally nice pub.
Nice food.
Bru Bar & Hostel
57 MacCurtain StreetBest pub for have a Drink and listen live music.
Live Music every night.
L'Atitude 51 Wine Cafe
1 Union QuayBest wine selection in Cork.
Really good food also.
Essentials
Tesco Superstore
Really big it is opened until 10:00 pm (Sundays 7:00 pm)
SuperValu
12-17 St Patrick's StSuperValu
Dunnes Stores
105-107 St Patrick's StGreat deals
Lidl
4-5 Cornmarket StBest prices
ALDI
Eglinton StreetAldi Supermarket.