This trip ended up being a mess because the railroad tracks were down. So it turned into train to bus to train and we were not able to see some of the stops like Cork. Would stick to just a bus tour.





Nenhuma visita para a Irlanda está completa sem uma visita ao Castelo Blarney! Nesta viagem de um dia inteiro saindo de Dublin você beijará a famosa pedra Blarney, caminhará pelos terrenos do castelo e ouvir a comovente história dos emigrantes irlandeses no Queenstown Story em Cobh. Viajando de trem e ônibus, você fará uma jornada através da rica história da Irlanda e pelo cenário rural.
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Na chegada a Cork às 09h35, transferimos para nosso ônibus turístico pela cidade de Cork até Blarney Village e o histórico Castelo de Blarney - que tem mais de 600 anos. Explore os belos jardins e aproveite para beijar a famosa pedra, que supostamente confere o dom da eloqüência eterna àqueles que têm a sorte de fazê-lo. Também há tempo para fazer compras e almoçar no Blarney Village. DICA! Recomendamos que almoce lá, pois será a única oportunidade durante o dia para fazer uma refeição substancial. Você sai de Blarney às 13h30. Aproximadamente – ou conforme indicado pelo seu anfitrião – para Cóbh, passando pelo centro da cidade e um breve passeio pela cidade.
Quando a Rainha Vitória visitou a Irlanda em 1849, ela veio para Cóbh e a cidade foi renomeada para Queenstown em sua homenagem - foi renomeada para Cóbh após a independência da Irlanda em 1922. O Cóbh foi, obviamente, o porto de escala final do RMS Titanic e este tema está bem exposto. O centro também abriga muitas informações sobre a Grande Fome e a subsequente Emigração Irlandesa - 3 milhões de irlandeses emigraram de Cóbh (principalmente para os Estados Unidos). O Lusitania foi torpedeado ao largo da costa de Cork - marcando a entrada dos Estados Unidos na Primeira Guerra Mundial - e o pequeno número de sobreviventes foi levado ao Cóbh para refúgio. Cóbh é também a sede da marinha irlandesa e você provavelmente verá alguns navios da marinha.
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This trip ended up being a mess because the railroad tracks were down. So it turned into train to bus to train and we were not able to see some of the stops like Cork. Would stick to just a bus tour.
The Blarney Castle was great. Even though we were not too far back in line, it was still an hour and a half before we got to go up and kiss the Stone. And with only two hours at the stop, you didn’t really have much time to do anything else. Norman was our guide, and while he is a very nice guy and very knowledgeable, he is 89 years old and did not have the fun energetic experience that we have had with other tours.
Perfect experience. Loved our tour guide, Peter. He did a wonderful job. He provided interesting, relevant information.
Paul was very knowledgeable about the areas we traveled and offered personal tidbits throughout the trip. Highly recommend. Thanks for the adventure.
This was a nice tour to take but it was so long. Don't kid yourself. I got up at 5am to leave by 615am to walk to Heuston station and get on the train to leave by 7am. We didn't return until 8pm. In between we got to see much of the Irish country side, along with Blarney Castle and Cobh. We didn't get to see anything of Cork because of an unavoidable problem with the train that day which required us to get off the trains and be bussed to the train station in Limerick. Anyway it's all good and it was a good tour. Like i said it is a very long day, just keep that in mind.
Great experience! The train rides were made easy with our guide. Blarney was incredible and learned a lot about Cork and Cobh.
David our guide kept the group informed. There was another tour group traveling with us for the day but they are continuing to their next location while some of us returned to Dublin with a different tour guide.
This was a fun side trip from Dublin. The castle is beautiful and there is just enough time to see everything. There wasn't much information given during the lengthy train trips, however.
It was all day,but very informative and entertaining. Our guide Dave was wonderful. Very knowledgeable and good humored. Our bus driver Ellie was wonderful as well.
Had a great time on this excursion. Brian was a great host. Blarney Castle is gorgeous - don’t sleep on the gardens, they are worth exploring!! Very cute shops here too. Do know you only drive through downtown Cork, you don’t stop to explore Cork. I do wish we had more time to explore Cóbh instead of only one hour. If I could do it again I’d walk up to the main Cóbh village to take photos and see the shops instead of visiting the Heritage Center.
| Tour | Duração | Avaliação | Preço | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
De Dublin para Cork, Blarney Castle e Cóbh Heritage Centre de trem | 12 horas | 4.5 (532) | $185 | |
Visita guiada de Dublin a Rock of Cashel Cork City e Blarney Castle | 12 horas | 4.5 (2,870) | $90 | Ver |
Viagem de trem de dois dias para Cork, Castelo de Blarney e Anel de Kerry saindo de Dublin | 2 dias | 4.3 (51) | $631 | Ver |
Excursão de 4 dias em Ring of Kerry, Limerick, Penhascos de Moher, Galway e Connemara Rail, saindo de Dublin | 4 dias | 4.3 (65) | $1,512 | Ver |
Excursão de trem por Cork, Castelo de Blarney, Anel de Kerry e Península de Dingle com duração de 3 dias | 3 dias | 3.3 (7) | $1,190 | Ver |
Private Dublin para Cork via Rock of Cashel, Blarney & Cahir | 7 horas | 5.0 (1) | $1,030 | Ver |
2 - Excursão de um dia de Cork e Castelo de Blarney a partir de Dublin | 2 dias | 4.8 (6) | $470 | Ver |