In train from Cork to Cove

An August 2004 trip to Cork by EDGAR EB8

Quote: A very inexpensive trip to a wildlife park and back to the time of the big cruise ships.

In train from Cork to Cove

Overview

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Visit the Fota Wildlife Park. It's 9E to get in and you have the chance to see all kind of animals such as bisons, seals, giraffes, cheetahs and others. You can go around the park in a guided tour or on foot following the trail.

Quick Tips:

Make sure you bring a good pair of tennis shoes and comfortable clothes. If you bring a student card, a discount is given on the purchase of your ticket.

Best Way To Get Around:

Train to Cove from Cork is 4.5E round trip, is very safe and departs at numerous times of the day.

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Commodore

Restaurant | "The Commodore "

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This is a small restaurant with a fisherman ambience - in the wooden walls you feel like you’re inside a big boat.

It’s located in front of the pier and offers a medium-sized menu with seafood dishes, steaks and vegetarian dishes.

The service is very friendly, fast, and flexible to meet your needs.

Smoking is not allowed in the restaurant.

Member Rating 3 out of 5 on August 6, 2004

Commodore

Cove, Co. Cork, Ireland

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Queenstone Museum

Attraction

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Queenstone Museum shows the evolution of the big ships and the way the Irish people used them to transport prisoners to Australia, immigrants to America or others.

There is a section for the Titanic and the Lusitania where you can see videos and read about the story of these two cruise ships.

The town of Cove was the last port of call of the Titanic before it began its journey in the Atlantic Ocean.

The admittance fee is 4 Euro per person and it’s a place you can't miss if you are in town.

Member Rating 5 out of 5 on August 6, 2004

Queenstone Museum

Cork, Ireland