Parks in Cork

The Lough is a small, scenic urban lake in the heart of Cork's south side, surrounded by Victorian terraces and mature trees. It is a favourite spot for locals walking, jogging, and birdwatching.

Fitzgerald Park is Cork's largest and most popular public park, stretching along the north channel of the River Lee west of the city centre. It features formal gardens, a sculpture trail, and the Cork Public Museum.

Bishop Lucey Park (also known as Bell's Field) is a small city-centre park off Grand Parade, offering a green respite in the heart of Cork's commercial core. It features medieval wall fragments and a public art installation.