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The Maryborough Hotel and Spa
The Maryborough Hotel and Spa

Cork International Hotel
Cork International Hotel

The River Lee Hotel
The River Lee Hotel

Moxy Cork
Moxy Cork

Actons Hotel
Actons Hotel

The Address Cork
The Address Cork
Where to stay in Cork

Cork City Centre
Cork City Centre combines Georgian elegance with medieval charm along the River Lee. The iconic bells of St. Anne's Shandon Church ring over cobblestone streets lined with colorful historic buildings. The 18th-century English Market buzzes with local vendors selling artisan foods under Victorian ironwork. Wander Oliver Plunkett Street to discover traditional Irish pubs with live music sessions most evenings. The Crawford Art Gallery and Cork Opera House offer cultural experiences between shopping trips. Everything in this compact, walkable neighborhood sits within easy reach, making it perfect for travelers seeking authentic Irish atmosphere.

Shandon
Shandon gives visitors an authentic taste of Cork's historic heart with its colorful Georgian terraces and narrow cobblestone streets. St. Anne's Church tower dominates the skyline, inviting travelers to climb up and ring the famous Shandon Bells. The neighborhood maintains a genuine local character rarely found in tourist areas. This hillside district balances history with everyday Irish life. The Cork Butter Museum celebrates the city's trading past through engaging exhibits. Traditional pubs host live music sessions where locals and visitors mingle naturally. The steep streets offer rewarding city views that make the climb worthwhile.
South Parish
Step into Cork's South Parish, where medieval walls of Elizabeth Fort stand beside St. Fin Barre's Gothic cathedral spires. This historic district offers a genuine slice of Irish heritage through cobbled streets and Georgian architecture. Crawford Art Gallery and Triskel Arts Centre showcase authentic cultural experiences. The neighborhood maintains a local feel where visitors can mingle with Cork residents in traditional pubs. Enjoy hearty Irish stews and fresh seafood in converted townhouses. Artisan craft shops and independent bookstores line the streets, all within easy walking distance of the scenic River Lee.

Victorian Quarter
Cork's Victorian Quarter enchants visitors with its 19th-century limestone facades and red-brick elegance. Traditional pubs showcase etched glass windows while boutique shops nestle beneath decorative ironwork balconies. The Everyman Theatre anchors this historic district with regular cultural performances. This walkable neighborhood offers authentic Irish experiences just steps from the River Lee. Enjoy traditional music sessions in cozy pubs or explore shops selling local crafts and Celtic jewelry. The cobblestone pathways lead to restaurants serving hearty Irish stews and fresh seafood.
Huguenot Quarter
Cork's Huguenot Quarter offers a charming glimpse into the city's French Protestant heritage. Historic 17th-century buildings line narrow cobblestone lanes where heritage plaques mark significant sites. The English Market stands at its heart with Victorian iron and glass architecture filled with local artisans. This cultural enclave balances authentic local life with thoughtful tourism. Browse specialty shops selling Irish woolens and pottery alongside French-influenced cafés serving traditional pastries. At night, traditional pubs host live Irish music sessions while the quarter maintains its peaceful residential character.
Stay near popular Cork attractions
Cork University Hospital
Though Cork University Hospital might be what brings you to town, perhaps you'll have a chance to explore more of Cork while you are here.
Mahon Point Shopping Centre
During your visit to Cork, you can search for that perfect souvenir at Mahon Point Shopping Centre. Stroll along the riverfront in this relaxing area, or seek out the golf courses.
Learn more about Cork
Climb the bell tower at St. Anne's Church for panoramic views before ringing the Shandon Bells yourself. Explore the English Market's food stalls where local vendors sell artisanal cheeses, fresh seafood, and traditional Irish treats.

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