Cork City Gaol

Cork City Gaol is a fascinating museum housed in a former prison dating back to 1824. The impressive Gothic architecture with stone walls provides the backdrop for an immersive journey through Irish penitentiary history.

Exhibits with life-size figures and interactive displays provide a glimpse into the daily lives of prisoners, including those who fought for Irish independence. An additional attraction is the Radio Museum in the former Governor's House, showcasing Ireland's ties to radio pioneer Guglielmo Marconi.

It's a place that will appeal to both history buffs and those looking for an unconventional cultural experience.