Cork is Ireland's second largest city, but according to the locals it's the "real capital".
The River Lee flows in two channels through this incredibly dynamic city, which includes lively pubs, historic buildings and an abundance of things to do and see. So here are 27 excuses for you to pack your bags and come visit the Rebel County of Ireland!
1. There's an incredible variety of fresh produce at the English Market
8. You'll find the finest selection of beer, lager and stout in Cork in the Franciscan Well Brewery, which dates all the way back to 1219 – and is a cracking location to enjoy a pint
19. You can spend an evening in the modern Opera House (the old one burned down, and gave Corkonians a great chance to show how they turn a crisis into opportunity...)
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