Information about Kinsale (Ireland, Cork)
Ireland -> Cork |
| The Owner of 'Copper Beech Farm' says about Kinsale |
| Kinsale is one of Ireland's most popular and successful destinations, with its distinctive atmosphere which draws you back time and time again. The best way to explore Kinsale is by foot, it is a town of small winding streets which are not designed for today's traffic. There are examples of medieval, 16th and 17th century architecture in the form of Saint Maltrose Church, Desmond Castle and James and Charles Forts, Despite changes throughout the years many of the original features of the buildings are still in tact as a result of a dedicated commitment to continually maintain and restore these sites. |
| The Owner of 'The Barn' says about Kinsale |
| Kinsale: This ancient sea faring town is just 6 miles away, with its narrow winding streets and colourful shopfronts. Now known as the Gourmet Capital of Ireland, it boasts some of the finest restaurants in the country with menus and prices to suit all tastes and pockets. Its pubs are also well known, many having music throughout the year. Charles Fort, Desmond Castle and St. Multose church are historic buildings in the town and there are guided tours in the summer season, scenic harbour cruises are available daily on a luxury vessel 'Spirit of Kinsale'. |