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Car Rental Ireland offers customers the best hire car service from Cork City location in Ireland. The service offered combines a high-quality fleet with competitive pricing and a user-friendly booking system. In addition, we provide you useful tourist information about attractions in Cork City and nearby areas.
When you rent a car with us, you will benefit from a customer friendly car hire Cork City cancellation policy, free amendments to your rental and a wide range of car types, from compacts, intermediates, people carriers, SUVs and luxury vehicles. All cars are supplied by Europcar.
Our rental office is right in the heart of cork city only 8 minutes’ walk from the bus station on Parnell place. All you need to do is walk past the Union Quay and you are there right at the College of Commerce. From here you can travel to see other spectacular locations that are located outside cork city center.
When making a booking, you can request to drop off the vehicle at a different locations, this does come at an additional cost but we found that it is convenient when travelling between counties. It is recommended that you check before hand as some drop off locations are not open all day but Dublin Airport location is.
Cork City (Corcaigh in Irish) located on the south coast of Ireland, it is a second-largest city in Ireland and the largest city in the province of Munster.
Cork City is one of the oldest cities in Ireland and has a rich archaeological record. Cork was built on estuarine islands in the marshy valley and gradually developed up to the steep hills rising to the north and south. The earliest recorded settlement was the 7th-century monastery founded by St. Finbarr's.
Cork is a vibrant city, it offers so much for you to enjoy. Most of the tourist and relaxation spots are within a 10-15 minutes’ walk from one another. Cork City is just the starting point of the Wild Atlantic Way route.
If you are feeling more adventurous, a Cork car rental would allow you to explore other counties such as Clare that is the home to Cliffs of Moher, which is two and a half hour drive away. This would also provide you with the chance to drive to other beautiful suburbs of Cobh and Kinsale where they have the best of fresh seafood in the region due to their closeness to the sea.
You can also engage in other activities like fishing, hiking, horse riding and other watersports.
Cork is such a beautiful County it has almost everything you want in a holiday destination, however, you would need to plan yourself very well to make it easy to see and do in Cork all you can while there. The first thing you would need to see in Cork is the Blarney castle and it is only customary to schedule time to kiss the Blarney Stone, the stone has been known to mystically gift those that kiss the stone with the gift of eloquence popularly known as the "gift of the Gab".
Car Rental Cork City : Cork hosts the famous Jazz Festival that takes place annually, the festival is one of the most successful till date it has been running since 1978 and it has had over one millions jazz fan from with around 1,000 musicians from over 30 countries playing at over 80 venues throughout the amazing city.
Situated in the heart of Cork City, the English Market is a roofed food market and has been trading since 1788. The Market is one of the oldest markets of its kind in the world. This establishment remains in the heart to all visiting cork but for most foodies, it is a must visit spot. You can check out the vintage stores or go up the stairs to try out the famous farmgate restaurant.
The market has become a multicultural venue, with a variety of fresh produce from around the world. It is still best known for its fresh fish and butchers, and it serves many of the city’s top restaurants.
There are over 4 entry points into the market with Patricks Street been one of them. If you are looking to getting your hands on Corks finest organic foods, then you are in good company as you will be able to get them in the market.
It is one of the places Queen Elizabeth II visited while she was in Ireland in 2011. Looking to take some time, you can have a relaxing time in any of the markets Café/Restaurants to enjoy the wonderful traditional Irish foods available.
The Cathedral is one of the Corks most iconic building located within 5 minutes’ walk from Patrick's Street. It is indeed a historical gem in the center of Cork. Designed by English Architect William Burges and built from limestone and marble from Cork, it truly is a view from the outside or the inside.
The interior is magnificent it includes glass stained windows depicting scenes from the Old and New Testament, marble mosaics from the Pyrenees while the sanctuary ceiling portrays Christ surrounded by angels. The building has over 1260 sculptures to gaze. The main entrance into to the courtyard is on Bishops Street which will provide you with a very impressive view of the cathedral for great photographs to be taken at different angles from the road side.
You will definitely learn some great history on the guided tour and you will be kept entertained throughout, definitely a great time passer. You can also purchase some small religious artifacts there.
Cork is almost surrounded by water and this gives you the chance to enjoy a lot of water activities especially when you travel to Kinsale, which is 25km away from the city center. You can go fishing with one of the best in the area to take you out fishing.
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