Location: Midleton
Top Things to do in Midleton
Top 10 Things to do in Midleton, Province of Munster
Midleton (/ˈmɪdlˌtən/; Irish: Mainistir na Corann, meaning "Monastery at the Weir"), is a town in south-eastern County Cork, Ireland. It lies some 16 km east of Cork City on the Owenacurra River and the N25 road, which connects Cork to the port of Rosslare. A satellite town of Cork City, Midleton is part of Metropolitan Cork. It is the central hub of business for the East Cork Area.
Restaurants in Midleton
1. Birds of Prey Educational Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 263 reviews
Reviewed By staceymhand - County Dublin, Ireland
Just want to share these amazing photos that was taken by the lovely Samantha Murphy on our little holiday down in Trabolgan holiday village on the 13th August - 17th August and Out of our whole experience and photos of trabolgan these are our favourites ???????? Ravenstone birds of prey was amazing and the mother of the owls, falcons and hawks we seen was samantha murphy she was amazing and captured my children beautifully in her photos ???????????? Such a wonderful experience and the staff in the birds of prey were so wonderful, kind and amazing so thank you Sam & Tish ???????? we will definitely back next summer ????????
2. The Maple Leaf
3. Stephen Butler Coaches
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 47 reviews
Coach and Bus Hire. Stephen Butler Coaches is a family run bus & coach company, who specializes in luxury private coach, bus and minivan hire. Stephen established his business in 1979, to date we are celebrating over 40 years in business. We are based in the bustling town of Midleton, Co. Cork, which is also home to Jameson Distillery, Midleton. We operate one of the most luxurious and modern fleets of chauffeur driven vehicles in Cork, Ireland. We strive every day to ensure all of our customer’s needs and expectations are exceeded. Contact us today for all your coach, bus & minvan hire requirements.
4. Kindred Spirits
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By DublinDiane
I had wanted for some time to visit Middleton to see this sculpture , having read how the Choctaw Indians , hearing of the Great Hunger in Ireland in 1847, managed to raise $170 ( a huge sum in those days) & sent it to help relieve the suffering. They themselves had been dispossessed of their sacred lands & forcibly moved to Oklahoma during one of the harshest winters on record , & many of them had died en route. In spite of their own suffering , they had the generosity & kindness of spirit to remember the starving Irish & this monument is a fitting tribute to them. It is really beautiful & the stainless steel feathers reflect the colours of the sun as the light changes. It is situated in Bailic Park off the East Cork Parkway N25 , turn off at the L 3621 & it’s right beside you. Congratulations & well done to the Irish artist Alex Pentek for this fitting tribute to those Choctaw Indians.
5. Church Of The Most Holy Rosary
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By 761maireadd
Beautiful church regularly sanitized well marked out for social distancing perfectly safe for visiting. Such a shame we cant attend our Easter services. Please do visit this fabulous church.
6. Ballynamona Beach
7. Jameson Distillery Midleton
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,081 reviews
Visit Jameson Distillery Midleton and enjoy a host of unique experiences - from a Premium Whiskey Tasting to a workshop at our state of the art Jameson Irish Whiskey Academy. Today, every drop of Jameson enjoyed anywhere in the world is produced here, just 20 minutes’ drive from Cork City. Take a hosted tour of the distillery which brings the fascinating story of Jameson’s rich heritage to life. You will learn about the hard-working people and field-to-glass processes responsible for the whiskey that bears John Jameson’s name. Our Behind The Scenes Tour gives you access to our Micro Distillery, Cooperage, Maturation Warehouse & Distiller’s Cottage.
Reviewed By 962angc - Sydney, Australia
Excellent Tour! Knowledgeable and interesting guide (Mike), really friendly staff, finished off with lovely jameson and ginger ale! Loved the shop as well and really impressed with covid safety!
8. Ballymaloe Cookery School
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By MarieH45
Attended the Dessert Trolley Demo in Ballymaloe last Tuesday. Had a fabulous enjoying afternoon. I often take a trip to the school for demos. Twice to the Afternoon tea one, twice to the Cheese and Buttermaking one, took in a Christmas one a couple of times, so was delighted to spot the Award winning Dessert Demo. It's always a guarantee of learning and enjoying. From Dublin I travelled to Cork, booking an overnight stay in the wonderful Hayfield Manor, and travelling on at leisure to Shanagarry the next day. The weather was glorious and on arrival the place was a buzz. Greeted with tea/coffee, elderflower juice and sooòoo freshly baked succulent Sponge cake, scones, and healthy tray bake. And the wonderful Rory serving up. He is such a nice man, and not a bit pretentious. Social distancing was perfect, with masks and visors being used. Then a stroll into the food store and shop. Gorgeous jams, some just made with in season produce, so a variety of 6 jars bought, some yogurt for my Husband, mad e from milk from their jersey cows, sourdough bread, lemon drizzle cake, were my choices this time. They have their butter for sale, but I make my own. And a selection of in season veg. Little bags of organic potatoes which were delicious. The course itself was given by RJ R, head chef at Ballymaloe House. He was delightful and lovely little stories told throughout. Everything is easy to follow and make. My favourite being the Coffee Dessert but not the Cariggeen Moss. Great little tips given. It was a perfect afternoon. I recommend everyone should attend a demo at some stage. The social aspect is good, and it's easy to mix if like me I go on my own. You get to taste everything made, and little breaks with refreshments. So take time out , take a little trip to Ballymaloe, stay over enroute, visit Kilkenny shop and Shanagarry Pottery just beside the school, and a stroll along the beach at Garryvoe.its all worth it. Thank You all at Ballymaloe
9. Midleton Farmer' Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Shinners4 - Midleton, Ireland
Love it. From Valcano Pizza to the coffee man, great fresh bread and beautiful flowers. We go every week, fun morning with the kids. Coffee and snack and sit on the grass and people watch.
10. Choctaw Native American Monument
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By duv_9 - Cork, Ireland
This is a stunning sculpture full of beauty and respect made with deep gratitude for the Chocktaw people to commemorate their great act of kindness to the destitute people of Ireland during the Famine.
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