Explore Cork

The Marina Market brings a fabulous food and drink experience to one of the city’s oldest industrial sites just a short stroll from the city centre.

The Midleton Distillery Experience is a visitor’s centre home of seven Iconic brans including Jameson.

Experience The English Market On Your Stay At The Metropole Hotel

Bringing burst of colour, vibrancy & life back into the city during the midst of lockdown, follow the Ardu Street Project around Cork and discover the city!

A tranquil oasis in the heart of Cork City, discover the beauty and history of Nano Nagle Place, and experience a peaceful a heritage museum like no other

Cork’s original Palace of Varieties, The Everyman, is a beautiful 650 seat theatre. A listed building and steeped in history.

If you like to shop til’ you drop, Cork is the place for you and the Metropole Hotel, in the heart of Cork City is the perfect base.

Blarney Castle was built nearly six hundred years ago by one of Ireland’s greatest chieftains, Cormac MacCarthy.

The Cork Opera House is less than a 10 minute walk from The Metropole Hotel Cork and is southern Ireland’s premier venue

The Metropole Hotel is right on the edge of your Wild Atlantic Way adventure. Begin you adventure on the Wild Atlantic Way with a relaxing stay at the

Fota Wildlife Park is set on 70 acres on the scenic Fota Island in the heart of Cork Harbour only 15 minutes from Cork City.

Cork City Gaol is located 2k n/w from Patrick’s Street and while the magnificent castle-like building is now a major and unique visitor attraction.

St. Anne’s Church, Shandon can be found on the North side of Cork City, situated on a site where there is believed to have been a church.

Built in 1865, the cathedral remains to be one of Corks most famed landmarks. The cathedral is based on William Burges’s French gothic style design.

Roam through a land of legends along Ireland’s Ancient East. Take an immersive journey of discovery through 5,000 years of Ireland’s ancient history.

The Lewis Glucksman Gallery is a cultural and educational institution that promotes the research, creation and exploration of the visual arts.

Cork Public Museum is housed in a two storey Georgian house commanding a central position in Fitzgerald’s Park, Cork.

The Franciscan Well Brewery, located just a 10-15mins walk from the hotel, offers tours exploring its rich history, processes and craft beer tastings.

Explore Cork Harbour with Ocean Escapes Boat Tours in Cork. Perfect for a day out, or why not arrange a tour for a hen or stag party in Cork City?

The UCC campus is noted for its mature well-wooded grounds containing several Californian Redwood trees.

The Cork Vision Centre offers visitors an opportunity to appreciate a fine example of conservation in action

Enjoy a walking tour of Cobh, discover Cork’s history and explore the cultural, political & historical stories of Cobh with your local guide Kieran.

Blackrock Castle, on the banks of the River Lee is now home to an 80 seat licensed restaurant, 40 seat Cinema / Lecture Hall, 12 seat Tower Conference Room

The medieval town of Kinsale is not just about food. it’s also about traditional bars, beautiful buildings, narrow streets, shops and galleries

Visit Kinsale and enjoy an entertaining, fun tour learning about Mead, the world’s oldest alcoholic drink, dating back to 6000 BC.

Cobh is situated on the southern shore of the Great Island in one of the world’s finest natural harbours.

Take a trip to http://www.modelvillage.ie/ for a fun and memorable day out on your visit to Clonakilty and West Cork.

Clonakilty Distillery is located in the heart of West Cork. Opened in 2019, it is less than an hour outside of Cork city

Often listed as one of the top 10 things to do in Cork, Spike Island is one of the top things to see in Cork. There is loads to see and do while there.

Cork boasts over 30 bridges and over 20 church spires. See how many you can count as you explore the city on this cycle tour of Cork with a local guide.

Immerse yourself in the captivating essence of Rebel City Distillery’s spirits, which pay homage to the rich Leeside heritage.