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The Top 20 Attractions in Cork

There are plenty of places to see and visit in Cork. Whether you love hiking or cycling, Cork is a region where 20

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Last updated: September 24, 2025

Hungry Hill Summit

A great all-round view of the Beara Peninsula and the mountain ranges to the east of Hungry Hill. The summit is marked by a survey point. Behind some rocky outcrops …

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Cork's English Market is the perfect place to stock up on souvenirs in a typical setting.

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Best view of the reconstructed bridge and the surrounding rock formations. You can only get here after entering the visitor center.

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Accessible via many stairs, at the end of the world. Access not possible, but great views.

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Probably the best open-water swimming location in Ireland. Due to the very sheltered nature of this salt water lough it’s possible to swim here when sea conditions at local beaches are too rough. Popular with swimmers year round.

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The cable car takes you from the mainland to Dursey Island from where you can enjoy a beautiful, quiet hike. There’s parking near the cable car station and the journey …

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The smaller of the two circular walks (3 km), which are marked at the Glengarriff Grotto, leads first along the road and then very idyllically along the Canrooska River to …

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Very nice laid out and maintained gardens around the actual castle - really worth the entry fee (currently 18€). The Blarney stone is a bit of a 'must do' attraction …

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The copper vein that was mined here was discovered in 1813. At that time the mining was done by hand alone, the copper ore was tackled with hammer, chisel and …

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Standing proud on Dursey Island's highest point, at 827 feet (252 m), this signal tower is a fine sight. It was built in the early 19th century as part of …

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