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Church
St Colman's Cathedral
Neogothic Catholic cathedral built between 1868 and 1915 on the hillside of Cobh overlooking the harbour, with a spire of about 90 metres and a carillon of 49 bells.
Cork · Ireland
Cobh
In the destination Cork and Kinsale.
In the photo: St Colman’s Cathedral, Cobh
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The city
What to expect from Cobh.
Cobh, formerly Queenstown, is the port town of Great Island in Cork Harbour, from where millions of Irish emigrants departed and where the Titanic made its final stop in 1912. St Colman’s Cathedral dominates the hillside above the colourful houses, and on the waterfront are the Titanic Experience and the Cobh Heritage Centre. Boats depart from the quay for the fortress of Spike Island.
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The local experience
What to see in Cobh
Museum
Titanic Experience Cobh
Exhibition in the former White Star Line office, from where the last 123 passengers boarded the Titanic on 11 April 1912, with a guided tour and the original boarding pier behind the building.
Fortress
Spike Island
Island in Cork harbour with a 19th‑century star‑shaped fortress that served as barracks and prison for nearly two centuries, reached by boat from the Cobh quay.