• Father Mathew Statue - (viewed from afar, we do not enter the building)

What is the connection between this statue and alcohol? This is the topic of discussion.

• Shandon Bells & Tower St Anne’s Church - (viewed from afar)
  From “Brother Jacques” to the Cranberries’ “Zombies,” all these tunes have been played here. But why is it considered one of Cork’s most significant landmarks?
• The Metropole Hotel - (viewed from afar, we do not enter the building)
  A hotel owned by Methodist brothers, featuring a king’s story and Ireland’s first elevator. The history of the MET is like a novel.
• Crawford Art Gallery - Let’s explore the connection between plaster statues, the Vatican, and Cork.
• Grand Parade - Once a canal, this street has undergone many changes! But what was it like in the beginning? Let’s find out!
• Cork Opera House - (viewed from afar, we do not enter the building)
  Cork Opera House has a long association with the number 5. Whether good or bad, that’s what we’ll discover.
• Rory Gallagher Place - Cork City - A brief musical interlude
• Carey’s Lane - Why did the French arrive in Cork in the 17th century? Let’s uncover the story at the Huguenot cemetery!
• St Finbarr’s South Church - (viewed from afar, we do not enter the building)
  This is where Cork’s history begins.
• Cork Courthouse - From a distance, it resembles a Greek temple. But what secrets does the Cork court hold?
• The English Market - (viewed from afar, we do not enter the building)
  We will explore the history of this building, which almost disappeared in the 1980s.

• Entrance/admission St. Patrick Street
• All fees and taxes included
• Certified French-speaking guide
• Entrance/Grand Parade admission

• we do not enter any buildings, transportation and parking costs are not included.

For those interested in planning another itinerary, feel free to reach out via email at [email protected]. Enjoy a delightful two-hour walk to explore the historical treasures of Cork city.

Uncover the city’s highlights, from St Finbarr’s Cathedral to the English Market. The city is brimming with small details that even locals might not know.

Benefit from the expertise of a qualified guide who has also lived in Ireland for a decade.

• The tour is designed to be easy and does not require significant physical exertion.
• Enjoy a pleasant journey with an expat, blending physical activity with learning.
  You have the chance to ask any questions you might have during the 2-hour tour.
  Gain insights into the local culture, as well as the maritime and commercial history.
  Discover the often humorous stories behind the grand historic buildings that contribute to the city’s richness.

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