Cathedral of St. Mary and St. Anne in Cork: photos, reviews

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The Cathedral Of St Mary & St Anne in Cork is a striking example of Gothic Revival architecture, designed by the talented John Benson and opened in 1869. This stunning cathedral captivates visitors with its neo-gothic designs, making it a worthwhile destination for lovers of architecture and history alike. With an average Google rating of 4.5, it's clear that guests find the cathedral both beautiful and enchanting. Take a leisurely 1-2 hour visit to explore the intricate details, including the lovely baptismal font and the meticulously renovated features. The staff are known for their friendliness, enhancing your overall experience. Admission is free, which makes this gem an accessible and enriching stop. Just nearby, don't miss the interesting attractions of St Anne's tower and the Shandon Bells.

Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Blackpool Pharmacy

Bus stop 250 m walk

Upper John Street

Bus stop 284 m walk

Wolfe Tone Junction

Bus stop 201 m walk

Cathedral Rd (Wolfe Tone St Lwr)

Bus stop 183 m walk

Roman Street

Bus stop 65 m walk

Constellation Bar

Bus stop 199 m walk

4.5

based on 559 reviews

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4.5/5 559 reviews

Richard Walker

Very interesting

Steve wild

As cathedrals go in this town it ticks all the boxes

Ross P

Purtroppo in ristrutturazione. Per entrare è previsto un biglietto anche per i giovani studenti

Cathedral of St. Mary and St. Anne in Cork

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