Cork City is the largest in County Cork and its capital. The city centre is built on an island created by the two channels of the River Lee that separate at the western end only to join again in the east.    TABLE OF CONTENTS:  Overview - Culture - Location & Orientation - Climate & When To Visit - Sightseeing Highlights - Blarney Castle - Saint Fin Barre’s Cathedral - Spike Island - Cork Opera House - Fota Wildlife Park - Crawford Art Gallery - Mizen Head - Garnish Island and Tropical Gardens - Lisselan Estate & Henry Ford Ancestral Site - Blackwater Valley, Dinosaurs & Donkeys - Blackwater Valley - Donkeys - Dinosaurs - Fitzgerald’s Park - Cork Public Museum - Lewis Glucksman Art Gallery - Recommendations for the Budget Traveller - Places To Stay - Paddy’s Palace - Bru Bar Hostel - Stanley Guest House - Mountain View B&B - Annabella Lodge - Places To Eat & Drink - Farmgate Restaurant & Country Store - Cobh Heritage Centre Restaurant - O’Connors Seafood Restaurant - La Jolie Brise Pizza & Grill - Café Paradiso - Places To Shop - The English Market - Quills Woollen Market - Dunnes Stores - SuperValu - Homestore + More