Primera clasificación Atractivos en Kinsale

La leyenda cuenta que a quien bese a la famosa piedra 'Blarney Stone' se le concederá el don de la elocuencia.

Located in a historic building that was a former church, Triskel Arts Centre is an amalgamation of cinema, music and visual art. Each month, the center presents a varied schedule of events, featuring artists and performers from both, home and abroad. Guided tours are available of the venue every Tuesday and Thursday to explore the history of the church.

Charles Fort is a 17th-century relic of Kinsale. Built at the commission of King Charles II, the fortress served defense purposes as a military fort. Designed by William Robinson, the star-shaped citadel has witnessed several momentous events of the country’s history, which include the Williamite War of 1690 and the Irish Civil War of 1922-23. Take a guided tour of the fortress to learn about the rich history of the country through the lens of the magnificent Charles Fort.

If you love scuba diving, Occeanaddict in Cork, Ireland, is a company worth visiting. Graham and Anne Ferguson, a lovely Irish couple, own and run the company. They are both active divers and certified instructors. Their main scuba diving waters are along the South Western Coast of the country, due to the unique ecosystem living in the Gulf Stream. Visitors can opt for a three-day long dive experience as they learn to swim with the flora and fauna of the Irish waters.

The Jameson Experience is within a beautifully restored 18th century self-contained industrial complex, unique in Britain and Ireland. There is a still, a fully operational water wheel and a copper pot of 32,000 gallons, the largest in the world. It's also possible to take a 90 minute tour of the center and in the process, discover the secret histories of the whiskey-making tradition. An audio-visual presentation (available in six languages) will take you through the history and processes involved in the making of local whiskeys. At the end of the tour, you are invited to try some of Ireland's finest whiskey, in a traditional Irish pub.

Whether you’re staying in or visiting the city of Cork, Ireland, the weekends are a perfect opportunity to visit Camden Fort Meagher. It was built in the 16th Century as a part of the costal defense system for the country, and continues to be a prime example of the defensive architecture of the era. The fort is known for its Brennan Torpedo exhibit and has additional fame as the only 9/11 commemoration exhibition outside of the United States of America.