

by Cork City Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€44This open top bus tour in Cork lasts about 90 minutes and is designed for visitors who want to explore the city at their own pace. Tickets can be purchased on board with cash or card, or bought online in advance. The bus features recorded commentary in English that provides information about Cork’s history, architecture, and culture. Passengers can enjoy views from the upper deck, which offers good photo opportunities of the city. The tour suits families and anyone interested in a flexible way to see Cork’s main sights. The route includes stops where passengers can hop off to explore further. These stops include The English Market, Cork City Gaol, St. Anne's Church in Shandon with its ringing bells, University College Cork with its historic campus, and the Crawford Art Gallery with its large art collection. Each stop allows time to visit the site before rejoining the bus. Entrance to local attractions is not included in the ticket price.
The English Market
This enclosed market has a long tradition and offers fine foods and wines from over 40 traders. Visitors can explore the market for about 60 minutes.
60 min
Cork City Gaol
This historic prison allows visitors to see how life was in Cork during the 19th and early 20th centuries, both inside and outside the prison walls. Visitors typically spend around 120 minutes here.
120 min
St. Anne's Church
Located in the Shandon district, this church is famous for the Shandon Bells, which visitors can ring when they get off the bus at this stop. The stop usually allows for about 60 minutes.
60 min
University College Cork (UCC)
Founded in 1845 as one of the Queen’s Colleges, UCC has many interesting buildings and features. Visitors can walk around the campus or use a guided audio tour. The stop generally allows for 120 minutes.
120 min
Crawford Art Gallery
The gallery houses nearly 4,000 artworks including Irish and European paintings and sculptures dating back to the eighteenth century. Visitors are usually given 120 minutes to explore.
120 min
You can board our City Sightseeing Tour at the bus stop on the pavement outside Cork City Library. Our logo is displayed on the bus stop shelter. First departure 9.30am. Please ask driver for last departure as this can change.
End point
You can board our City Sightseeing Tour at the bus stop on the pavement outside Cork City Library. Our logo is displayed on the bus stop shelter. First departure 9.30am. Please ask driver for last departure as this can change.


by Cork City Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€44This open top bus tour in Cork lasts about 90 minutes and is designed for visitors who want to explore the city at their own pace. Tickets can be purchased on board with cash or card, or bought online in advance. The bus features recorded commentary in English that provides information about Cork’s history, architecture, and culture. Passengers can enjoy views from the upper deck, which offers good photo opportunities of the city. The tour suits families and anyone interested in a flexible way to see Cork’s main sights. The route includes stops where passengers can hop off to explore further. These stops include The English Market, Cork City Gaol, St. Anne's Church in Shandon with its ringing bells, University College Cork with its historic campus, and the Crawford Art Gallery with its large art collection. Each stop allows time to visit the site before rejoining the bus. Entrance to local attractions is not included in the ticket price.
The English Market
This enclosed market has a long tradition and offers fine foods and wines from over 40 traders. Visitors can explore the market for about 60 minutes.
60 min
Cork City Gaol
This historic prison allows visitors to see how life was in Cork during the 19th and early 20th centuries, both inside and outside the prison walls. Visitors typically spend around 120 minutes here.
120 min
St. Anne's Church
Located in the Shandon district, this church is famous for the Shandon Bells, which visitors can ring when they get off the bus at this stop. The stop usually allows for about 60 minutes.
60 min
University College Cork (UCC)
Founded in 1845 as one of the Queen’s Colleges, UCC has many interesting buildings and features. Visitors can walk around the campus or use a guided audio tour. The stop generally allows for 120 minutes.
120 min
Crawford Art Gallery
The gallery houses nearly 4,000 artworks including Irish and European paintings and sculptures dating back to the eighteenth century. Visitors are usually given 120 minutes to explore.
120 min
You can board our City Sightseeing Tour at the bus stop on the pavement outside Cork City Library. Our logo is displayed on the bus stop shelter. First departure 9.30am. Please ask driver for last departure as this can change.
End point
You can board our City Sightseeing Tour at the bus stop on the pavement outside Cork City Library. Our logo is displayed on the bus stop shelter. First departure 9.30am. Please ask driver for last departure as this can change.