In 1849, Queen Victoria paid a visit, her first-ever trip to Ireland, and Cobh was ... and not touch Titanic. Belfast, where the ship was built and where there is a very big museum and memorial ...

There are more Titanic-themed tales and memorabilia at the Titanic Experience Cobh, a museum that occupies the ... an Irish naval base and Spike Island, Ireland's "Alcatraz".

Discover this charming town in Ireland's County Cork, with a colorful harbor, fascinating history, and welcoming waterfront ...

Titanic’s last port of call for one million emigrants, a pier in Cobh, County Cork, is to be restored to its former glory. Known by locals as “Heartbreak Pier,” for an estimated one million ...

Histories beautifully captured in Cobh Heritage Centre, Cobh Museum and Titanic Experience Luke and ... offering young visitors a hands-on experience of Ireland’s rich nautical history.

After making stops in Cherbourg, France, and Queenstown (now Cobh), Ireland, the ship set sail ... before boarding a small ferry to the Titanic. The museum invites you to follow in their footsteps ...

April 10, 1912 | 8:10 p.m.: Titanic leaves Cherbourg, sails to Queenstown (now known as Cobh), Ireland (341 nm ... And if you can't get to a Titanic museum, a traveling exhibit, Titanic.

Advertisement History is everywhere in Cobh, as you might imagine given that this seaport in the south of Ireland will always be known for being the last port of call for RMS Titanic. A ...