Fitzgerald's Park
Fitzgerald's Park is an 18-acre park located on the banks of the River Lee in Cork City, originally the site of the 1902 International Exhibition. Named after Lord Mayor Edward Fitzgerald, it offers a tranquil retreat with gardens, sculptures, a pond, and a playground, and is home to the Cork Public Museum.

📜 An 18-acre historical park on the banks of the River Lee in Cork City.
🔍 Home to tranquil gardens, sculptures, a pond, a playground, and the Cork Public Museum.

Why Go

🌳 Enjoy tranquil gardens, a waterlily pond, and various sculptures.
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Find a family-friendly playground for children.
🏛️ Explore the Cork Public Museum, detailing over a thousand years of Cork City's history.
🌉 Walk across Daly's Bridge, locally known as the 'Shakey Bridge'.
🚶‍♀️ Ideal for a quiet retreat and outdoor activities.
✨ Discover its historical significance as the site of the 1902 International Exhibition.

Cost

💰 Free to visit and enjoy the park.

Getting There

📍 Located on Mardyke Walk, a short stroll from the Cork Public Museum.

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parkoutdoorfamily-friendlyfree-to-visithistoricalgardensmuseumsculptures