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The 6 Best Cobh & Titanic Trail Tours in Ireland

6 reviewed

Dublin to Cork, Blarney Castle & Cóbh Heritage Centre by train

Dublin to Cork, Blarney Castle & Cóbh Heritage Centre by train - Getting to Cóbh: the short Cork moments, and why timing matters

1.Dublin to Cork, Blarney Castle & Cóbh Heritage Centre by train

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 510 reviews · 12 hours (approx.) · from $195Our pick

Train to Cork, Blarney Castle and Cobh by Queenstown Heritage Centre, with Blarney Stone time, included admissions, and a long day.

“I really enjoyed this tour. Blarney castle was beautiful and we were quickly able to climb to the top. I loved the Titanic tour. We’re able to learn so much more about this last port of call as well as some history on the passengers. Only thing I wished we were able to do was capture the same photo of the colorful houses and cathedral behind it. Our driver took us in a different direction. Prepare yourself for a long train ride though.”

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Cobh (Cork) to Blarney Castle & Kinsale – Shore Excursion

Cobh (Cork) to Blarney Castle & Kinsale - Shore Excursion - Cork Panoramic Driving Tour: English Market to Shandon Bells

Titanic Trail Guided Walking Tour Cobh

Titanic Trail Guided Walking Tour Cobh - St. Coleman’s Cathedral Ending: The Best Kind of Finale

3.Titanic Trail Guided Walking Tour Cobh

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 253 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $36

Take a narrated Titanic Trail walk in Cobh, with Cork Harbour views and the Lusitania and Titanic stories, ending at St. Colman’s Cathedral.

“Catherine was lovely, and the tour was very interesting. It was very hard to hear her much of the walking tour, which would be our only complaint. Otherwise, it was a very worthwhile hour-and-a-half, and on the whole, we would recommend this tour.”

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The Queenstown Story @ Cobh Heritage Centre , Great Stories of Emigration.

The Queenstown Story @ Cobh Heritage Centre , Great Stories of Emigration. - The first rooms: how the story starts and where your time goes

4.The Queenstown Story @ Cobh Heritage Centre , Great Stories of Emigration.

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 181 reviews · 1 to 2 hours (approx.) · from $18Best value

Skip the lines at Cobh Heritage Centre for The Queenstown Story, an interactive self-guided journey through Irish emigration and ship connections.

“Excellent interactive museum. We were given the name of an emigrant to follow through the museum as if we were the one experiencing it. Very clever way to keep us engaged. We also enjoyed an amazing Irish scone with cream and jam, and an excellent cuppa.”

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Visit 16 Sites Key Historical Sites And Experience Cobh Rebel Tours

Visit 16 Sites Key Historical Sites And Experience Cobh Rebel Tours - The 1916 thread, how the tour turns street corners into history scenes

Dublin: Full-Day Tour to Cork, Cobh and Blarney Castle

Dublin: Full-Day Tour to Cork, Cobh and Blarney Castle - Cork City, but with a purpose: artsy streets and Georgian bones

6.Dublin: Full-Day Tour to Cork, Cobh and Blarney Castle

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 155 reviews · from $158

Rail to Cork, Blarney Stone kiss, and the Queenstown Story in Cobh, plus Cork Harbour views, from Dublin in one packed day.

“Lovely landscape&scenery, Irland really is very green :) I loved Blarney castle and house. Furthermore, I adored the gardens with all the different trees and flowers ( my mother would die for half the flowers in hers! ) The guide proved ro bea lovely person who went out of his way to teach us Irish history. He was also a very good story-teller ❣️ The fact that the to and fro Cork was by train made the 9 hour trip easier. To conclude: I enjoyed it ever so much!”

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