Cheap flight from Lyon to Cork from 184.00€

Weather 29-30 °F29 - 30 °F
Distance 1200 km
Duration 2h20
Currency Euro
Languages Eng. English

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Fly to Cork, Ireland

A dynamic city in the south of Ireland, Cork welcomes you for a stay between culture and history

With the River Lee as its backdrop, Cork has an inimitable charm that makes it particularly appealing. Ireland's third largest city in the south of the country has become a popular tourist destination with its monuments, lively neighbourhoods and beautiful hinterland. You can admire Cork's many monuments, from St Finbarr's Cathedral to St Anne's Church, enjoy a beer (in moderation) in an authentic Irish pub, experience the daily life of a prisoner in Cork Prison, or visit a whisky distillery.

Would you like to take a trip to Cork from Lyon? You can also discover the south of Ireland. 30 kilometres from Cork, the fishing village of Kinsale offers a postcard setting with its colourful houses.

Take a flight from Lyon to Cork and discover the secrets of one of the most beautiful and welcoming cities in Ireland!

5 reasons to visit Cork

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Admire Cork's landmarks

As a prosperous city that was fought over between the Irish and English in the Middle Ages, Cork is home to a remarkable historical heritage. St Finbarr's Cathedral, with its neo-Gothic architecture, is also famous for its gardens. The centuries-old Black Rock Castle now houses an interactive museum and is dedicated to the exploration of space. Five miles from Cork, Blarney Castle seems to be the stuff of Irish legend. The University of Cork has some of the finest buildings in the country and is also worth a visit.

Visit a whiskey distillery

The Midleton distillery, the largest distillery in Ireland, produces Jameson, Redbreast and Paddy. A guided tour reveals all the secrets of the distillation process which gives life to this amber drink appreciated by amateurs all over the world. The tour concludes with a tasting session (in moderation), for an experience that is as much about sightseeing as it is about taste.

Share a pint in an Irish pub

Pubs are part of Ireland's cultural heritage. You can enjoy a pint of Guinness or any other Irish beer (in moderation) while listening to traditional music or watching a local or national rugby match. Fans of Jeff Buckley will certainly want to go to the Sin-é, a pub that once played the notes of the famous musician during the recording of a legendary live show.

Discover the local gastronomy

The stalls of the English Market, one of the oldest covered markets in Europe, are full of local delicacies. Farmhouse cheeses, cured meats, buttered eggs and other Irish culinary specialities invite you to try many new tasting experiences. How about Drisheen, a type of black pudding, or brown bread, a sweet bread with butter?

Enjoy an intense cultural life

Sometimes referred to as the cultural capital of Ireland, Cork is renowned for its cultural life. Many festivals take place here throughout the year. Fly to Cork for the Cork Harbour Festival, the International Choral Festival or the Cork International Film Festival, and enjoy performances, plays and concerts at the city's many venues.