The Butter Museum in Cork: photos, reviews

About

In the lively city of Cork, The Butter Museum offers a delightful foray into the rich tradition of butter production in Ireland. Established in 1997, this unique attraction sheds light on why Cork stands as a pivotal port for the industry. With engaging exhibits and an informative video, visitors can delve into the story of grass-fed cows and the intricate butter-making process. The museum is family-friendly, featuring both on-street and paid parking options for a convenient visit. The friendly staff and knowledgeable guides ensure an entertaining experience, making it an ideal destination for anyone keen to blend history with a bit of culinary education.

Recommended visit time

1-1 hour

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, On-street parking, Paid parking, Wheelchair accessible parking, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible toilet, Discounts for families, Discounts for kids, Toilet

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Upper John Street

Bus stop 173 m walk

Wolfe Tone Junction

Bus stop 289 m walk

Cathedral Rd (Wolfe Tone St Lwr)

Bus stop 269 m walk

Camden Quay

Bus stop 398 m walk

Roman Street

Bus stop 191 m walk

Constellation Bar

Bus stop 401 m walk

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based on 899 reviews

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4.2/5 867 reviews

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3.8/5 32 reviews

mark nally

Really interesting museum

Anj Abo

Very interesting place to know about butter history in Ireland, Cork.

Richard Walker

Very good on the history of Irish butter, but no demistration of butter making or tasting, and was expecting to go into market area.

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The Butter Museum in Cork

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