Cobh Heritage Centre | Discover The History of Cobh
Discover the moving narrative of emigration and maritime history at the Cobh Heritage Centre in Cobh, County Cork. This captivating exhibition vividly portrays the roots, chronicles, and enduring impact of Cobh, while also recounting the tragic stories of the ill-fated Titanic and Lusitania.
Times & Prices - Cobh Heritage Centre
Cobh Heritage Centre Cobh, Co. Cork, Ireland. Phone: 00 353 (21) 481 3591 Email: [email protected]
About us - Cobh Heritage Centre
Whether you are interested in the Irish Emigration story, tracing your ancestors, learning more about the ill-fated Titanic and the Lusitania, or immersing yourself in our naval and military history, Cobh Heritage Centre has it all and lots more.
Book Tickets - Cobh Heritage Centre
Cobh Cultural tour combines the fascinating Titanic Trail Guided walking tour with a visit to the amazing Queenstown Story @ Cobh Heritage Centre and and represents a cost saving on individually booked choices.
Emigration - Cobh Heritage Centre
Cobh Heritage Centre Cobh, Co. Cork, Ireland. Phone: 00 353 (21) 481 3591 Email: [email protected]
Genealogy - Cobh Heritage Centre
Cobh Heritage Centre offers a Genealogical Family History Research Profile. This expert system has been designed to allow someone with no knowledge of genealogical records to obtain a detailed custom made analysis of all Irish records relevant to researching a particular ancestor.
The Titanic - Cobh Heritage Centre
On the 11th April 1912 the newly built Titanic called to the port of Queenstown (now known as Cobh) on her maiden voyage. Titanic had set out from Southampton and called to Cherbourg before continuing onto Queenstown.
Attractions - Cobh Heritage Centre
Combine a visit to the wonderful Queenstown Story at Cobh Heritage Centre with the famous Titanic Trail walking Tour with Dr .Michael Martin. Tickets available online or at the admissions desk at the Cobh Heritage Centre.
Past & Present - Cobh Heritage Centre
Commanding panoramic views of one of the finest natural harbours in the world, the tiny fishing village of Cobh (the cove of Cork) was virtually unknown up until the early 1800s. With the advent of the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars (1792-1815), Cork Harbour became an important refuelling and assembly point for British naval and ...
FAQs - Cobh Heritage Centre
Cobh has many great attractions to visit. Cobh Cathedral is a must visit and it is free. Visitors should also consider a trip to Spike Island. Jameson Distillery is also a short drive away. For more information – Go to www.visitcobh.ie or www.purecork.ie