CORK Irlande
Magical landscapes
From the Lakes of Killarney to the leafy valleys of Kerry, from the whisky distillery in Cobh to the Irish pubs, southern Ireland’s character and beautiful landscapes are just irresistible.
Exeter remains accessible by connection from Rennes with a connection at Paris CDG with Air France. Dinard airport also allows direct flight to London and East Middlands with the company Ryanair.Informations :
During the Covid-19 crisis, The Irish airline AerLingus has stopped direct flights between Rennes and Cork in the summer.
- Capital city: Dublin is the capital city of Ireland
- Climate: Temperate
- Time difference with France: 1 hour behind
- Currency: Euros
- Official languages: Gaelic and English
- Travel document requirements: Passport or valid national identity card
- Tourist Information: www.visitireland.com /
Accommodation information : www.bandbireland.com
A city criss-crossed with canals
Cork, which used to be an island, now stretches out along both banks of the River Lee. This is why the city is full of bridges and canals, which flow underneath the main streets. This fishing port on the south coast is a delight for ramblers, who can follow the marked trail through the town and visit the many tourist attractions along the way.
Not-to-miss sites
Saint Finbarr’s Cathedral, the museum and Cork Butter Exchange a small craft centre, will welcome you with open arms. Other not-to-miss places: University College beside the river, and Shandon’s red and white church up on the hill.
Surrounding area
County Cork and the warm Irish welcome are sure to enchant you. Take the opportunity to discover new places such as Millstreet Country Park, Fota Wildlife Park, and the Royal Gunpowder Mills…
