Sightseeing in Cork is one of the most favored pastimes for tourists coming from across the world. Cork, the second city of Ireland, boasts of many beautiful places. Sightseeing in Cork attracts tourists of all age groups. There are many historical buildings and monuments across the city. Some of the most popular buildings are Castle Bernard, Blarney Castle, Castlemartyr Carmelite Monastery, Cobh Cathedral, St. Finbarr's Cathedral and a lot more. St. Finbarr's Cathedral is a 19th-century cathedral. It is dedicated to the patron saint of Cork. The Timoleague Franciscan Friary located in west Cork is sure to catch your fancy.
The Trinity Bridge Morrison's Island and St. Ann's church are two great attractions of the city. The St. Ann's church built in 1722 is an architectural beauty. The Connagh Castle built in 1550s by Sir Thomas Roe FitzGerald is another site worth visiting. Other places of attractions include Desmond Castle, James Fort, Fastnet Lighthouse and others. The circular building of Butter Exchange located in John Redman Street is must- see for all. Tourists must also visit the Temblebryan Stone Circle. The five massive blocks that are housed here still attracts tourists from all parts of the world. The Lios-na-gCon is an archeological site. The site was discovered in the late 1980s.
The wildlife parks and sanctuaries of the city make Sightseeing in Cork a pleasurable experience for all. Garnish Island spread over a total area of 15 hectares is renowned for its botanic gardens. The Glengariff Woods located in Kenmare Roa, Knockboy and Priest's Leap are of the ideal places for all nature lovers. Ballyhooly and Corrin Hill in Fermoy are some of the most renowned sites of the city. The beauty of the places captivates every traveler. Healy Pass in Beara is another site of tourist attraction. Lough Hyne is Europe’s first Marine Nature Reserve. This Nature Reserve is a top rated attraction in the city of Ireland.
In addition to these there are many museums in the city. All the museums exhibit a vast collection of antiques and artifacts. The bridges of the city are also worth visiting.
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