Cork Pocket Guide Preview

Cork's vibrant nightlife is only one of the many reasons to visit, but it does give you a great chance to rub shoulders with the locals, who can often be heard referring to the city as 'the real capital of Ireland'. Straddling the River Lee, it is Ireland's second largest city and has something for everyone. Whether you're there for a short visit or a longer stay, Cork has interesting exhibitions, ancient historical sites, great shopping areas and a huge number of bars and restaurants to keep you busy and entertained. Friendly and fun, this southern city is also known for its large number of annual festivals.

In the Guide The Essentials Including Local Currency rates, How to get there, getting around the city, climate info, local embassies and other useful local info. Cheap Eats A list of recommended restaurants and information on local markets After Dark Recommended venues for your evenings entertainment with info on local pubs, clubs etc Don't Miss A list of the best local attractions and places worth visiting whilst in Cork Mark your calendar A list of local and upcoming events that will be staged in Cork. Get Connected Need to surf the web whilst in Cork? Then get a list of some of the best internet cafés there! Retail Therapy Flea markets, shopping centres, the best shopping streets and more. /i> Budget Tips Insider tips on how to save money or what to do when you don't have any! A Day in Cork... Our editor gives his thoughts on how to spend a day during your stay in Cork. This includes a timed schedule of things to do and places to see! Your booking details For those who have made a booking, your booking details, including infomation about your accommodation, your booking reference and a map locating your accommodation within the city are provided. Download this PDF Pocket Guide Download the Acrobat PDF Reader here