Advantages: fantastic area to visit Disadvantages: none
At Easter we holidayed in Andalucia inland not on the coast. We had a hired car and did drive a bit and we also went for walks. Andalusia's mountainous and some of the area still had snow in Early April. Where ever we were it was not far away from a cork oak tree .A lot of Andalucia has man managed cork oak forests. These forests were quite dense not much light getting through the canopy. These woods not as dark as pine forest though
The cork forests we went into seemed to be well managed and some have Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification, which recognizes that their forests are managed to the highest international social and environmental standards.
The cork oak tree quercus suber is a deciduous tree the leaves lobed and it produces acorns. An individual oak grows 9=12 meters tall. A cork tree can live to about 200 ...
Advantages: You need never have a boring moment... Disadvantages: I'm not there to show you around
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Prices per night: from ?13 for a bed in the dorm (per person) to ?30.00 for a private room (Per room).
This hostel, unlike so many of the others located around the noisy city centre allows you a quite nights sleep after the five minutes it will take you to walk home from the main social drag of the city.
If I have to go to Cork in high season, I always stay there as it is clean, tidy and if I can drag myself out of bed before 9.30, there is buckets of fresh orange juice, lashings of hot coffee, toast and croissants. They don?t provide towels but the beds are comfortable.
It is not a small child friendly hostel, the rooms are simply too tiny for cots but there 2 / 4 bed dorms are more than suitable for small persons used to sleeping in single beds.
The entrance to the hostel is wheelchair ...
Advantages: Plenty to see and do, cheap accomodation Disadvantages: Rather touristy, not suited to people wanting to 'get away from it all'
the City Gaol (Jail) and Radio Museum (normally worth IR£3.50).
As it was pretty late in the evening, we just dumped our bags in our room and freshened up a little before heading out to find some dinner. McCurtain Street, we were informed, was our best bet. The entire street seemed to consist mainly of pubs, restaurants and cheap eateries. Being rather tired we decided to get takeaways: I opted for a Tandoori Special Kebab (less than UK£3 and totally delicious and filling) while Dave had a large pepperoni pizza (around UK£4 for 12 inches).
Than back to the hostel to rest up for the next day’s sight-seeing….
We woke up bright and early (well… okay around 10am). First we headed across the river into the city centre, stopping to browse at a few shops on the way to the Tourist Office (on the corner of Grand Parade ...
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Long Name
Wagamama
Type
Restaurant
Continent
Europe
Country
Ireland
City
Cork
Address
4-5 south main st, cork
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Wagamama is the most popular chain of award-winning asian inspired noodle restaurant in the country. At wagamama, we celebrate consistency and quality in everything we do. our ethos, developed since the first wagamama opened in London's bloomsbury in 1992, is `to combine great, fresh and nutritious food in an sleek yet simple setting with helpful, friendly service and value for money'
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