Cobh

Located in the original White Star Line ticket office, Titanic Experience Cobh chronicles the ship's final port of call. Visitors receive a boarding pass of an actual passenger, discovering their fate at tour's end.

Housed in a restored Victorian railway station, this center explores Ireland's emigration history and Cobh's Titanic connection. Immersive exhibits bring personal stories of departing emigrants to life.

This neo-Gothic masterpiece crowns Cobh with its 49-bell carillon, the only one in Ireland. Attend Sunday afternoon recitals in summer to hear melodious chimes echo over Cork Harbour.

St. Colman's Cathedral commands Cork Harbour with its neo-Gothic spires and intricate stone carvings. Inside, experience the melodic chimes of Ireland's largest carillon during summer Sunday recitals.

Cork Harbour's vast natural beauty frames the colorful town of Cobh, famous as the Titanic's final port of call. Take a morning boat tour for panoramic views and glimpses of its rich maritime history.

Walk the historic streets of Cobh on this tour exploring the Titanic's final port of call. The guide brings to life poignant stories of passengers who departed from this very pier in 1912.

Located in Cobh's restored Victorian railway station, this poignant exhibition chronicles Ireland's emigration history and maritime tragedies, sharing personal narratives of millions who departed these shores.

This bronze memorial honors 1,198 lives lost when the RMS Lusitania was torpedoed in 1915. Visit on May 7th to witness the annual commemorative ceremony that keeps this maritime tragedy's memory alive.