Family Day Out
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All ages · up to 30 min · any budget
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Why it matchesCoral Leisure Cobh in County Cork is a community based leisure centre with both membership and pay as you go offers available.
Why it matchesThe Family Fun Adventure is one of the family experiences on offer.
Why it matchesFota Wildlife Park is a unique place where you can come face to face with free roaming animals and birds from different parts of the world.
Why it matchesLarge indoor soft play centre with toddler area, slides, ball pools, sports areas and a cafe.
Why it matchesFota Arboretum & Gardens are a short walk from Fota Wildlife Park and offer a wealth of things to see and do.
Why it matchesFunderland offers thrilling funfair rides, family attractions, entertainment shows and food stalls.
Why it matchesRent children's bikes, trailers, and child seats to explore local greenways and cycle routes.
Why it matchesIndoor entertainment centre featuring inflatables, ninja zones, 10-pin bowling, mini golf, an arcade, and an on-site restaurant.
Why it matchesLeisureWorld, Churchfield, Cork City have great pool facilities for swimming, leisure and fun with a 25m pool, learner pool, toddler pool and giant water slide.
Why it matchesIndoor entertainment centre in Cork featuring tenpin bowling, arcade games, and play areas for families.
These still match the search, but the options above have the clearest family fit.
Why it matchesExplore contemporary art exhibitions and creative learning events in Cobh's historic former yacht club.
Why it matchesTitanic Experience Cobh is a visitor centre located in the original White Star Line Ticket Office in the centre of Cobh town (formally known as Queenstown), in what was the departure point for the final 123 passengers.
Why it matchesHire a self-drive boat and receive full training, before setting out on the water to enjoy a sail around Cork Harbour.
Why it matchesEmbark on a voyage through time at Cobh Heritage Centre, housed in a beautifully restored Victorian railway station.
Why it matchesCobh Museum, in Cobh County Cork, is housed in the former Presbyterian Church overlooking the harbour.
Why it matchesSt. Colman's Cathedral has been part of the Cobh skyline ever since its construction in 1911.
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