A tour for food and history lovers!
Allow us to take you on a culinary and historical adventure around Cork, a city steeped in history and regarded as the foodie capital of Ireland.
You will explore its most iconic spots and also venture off the beaten track. The day is not all walking though. There will be three different food stops along the way where you can enjoy amazing local produce and cuisine.
Experience the true soul of this lovely city. You’ll finish your day with a head full of knowledge and a full, happy belly…. Be sure to arrive hungry!
We will be waiting for you outside Cork Opera House
Will will finish the tour back in the city centre with easy access to transport
We begin our journey at The Opera House, in Emmet Place
The Crawford Art Gallery. Originally built in the 18th century it is now home to over 3000 pieces of Art.
The Butter Exchange, once the largest butter market in the world
Our first stop is at the iconic Shandon Bells, here we will explore the beautiful St Annes Church, one of the oldest in Cork City. you will get to venture up the bell tower where you will have an opportunity to play the bells... if you wish. The view from the top is specticular.
The Huguenot Cemetery was created in the 1700's It is thought to be one of the last two surviving Huguenot graveyards in Western Europe
Established in 1788 The English Market in Cork is one of the oldest of its kind in Europe. A special gem in the heart of the city. It is home to many local independent traders. You will discover an amazing selection of fresh local, traditional and international foods. It is also the first of our food stops.
This will be our second food stop, where you'll enjoy delicious seafood paired with a glass of wine.
Unveiled in 1906, the National Monument was built to commemorate all who fought in the rebellions of 1798, 1803, 1848 and 1867.
Built in the 1800’s this stunning Gothic revival church is a sight to behold. You will learn about its history dating back 1400 years
Elizabeth Fort is 17th century star-shaped fort with amazing views of Cork City and a rich history
You will pass by the Red Abbey Tower on your way to Nano Nagle Place, here you will learn about the heroic selfless lady dedicated to educating the poor of Cork, risking prison by setting up secret schools. This will also be the second of our food stops.
After delicious food we will take a stroll to our final stop for a creamy pint of stout in a proper Irish Pub
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