University College Cork

At UCC Grounds and Campus illuminated with green lights for the upcoming St. Patrick’s Day 2025. You mist also visit the Honan Catholic Chapel inside the campus where you can pray fervently and peacefully. The University offers diverse courses and postgrad degree open for all nation.

Because I have been working and studying in this university for many years, sometimes I take its beauty for granted - but woah do I love it here.

I returned yesterday to the beautiful campus and was sad to see the whole place overgrown with weeds and grass. It was once so well kept and ready for visitors all year round. Hopefully the grounds will blossom again!

Wow, what a beautiful campus. I wish I had studied here. The entire area is maintained very well. I am glad that they have it opened for the public to visit and explore outside area. If you visit Cork, then it is worth visiting this place. The flower beds near the garden are beautiful.

This university is a gold standard for anyone serious about their academic and professional trajectory. With state-of-the-art infrastructure, meticulously curated academic programs, and a research ecosystem that rivals the best, it’s a hub of intellectual rigor and opportunity. Think gem libraries that could make even the most casual reader a bibliophile, and a fitness complex that might just motivate you to ditch those Netflix marathons—for a real one. The ambiance? A harmonious blend of contemporary architecture and next-gen facilities, designed to keep you both inspired and caffeinated (yes, the coffee is also top-tier). Sure, there’s an investment involved—high-caliber learning rarely comes with a discount tag. But here, it’s about paying for quality, not just ticking boxes. In essence, the university is a powerhouse of excellence, a microcosm of ambition, and, let’s face it, a place where late nights, early mornings, and endless “aha” moments are all part of the package!! Blessed to be a part of it 🥰🥰 !!

Struggled a bit to find main entrance and to find some parking Once we did the walk around was very pleasant. Loved the buildings and the gardens in particular were really impressive. It certainly created a peaceful setting and seemed Ideal for a learning facility. There was an on site cafe as well as a few pop up stalls near to cafe It was worth spending some time walking around the grounds

A little oasis of calm within the city. Beautiful gardens, historic buildings , cafés, art gallery and standing stone collection. Well worth a visit. Paid parking available nearby.

Majestic campus full of rich history, culture, and beauty. I highly recommend taking a walking tour around the campus admiring the peaceful sounds of the river while learning about the "Queens college Cork" established in 1849 being rejected by the Catholic clergy for the first half century. Crawford Observatory built in 1880 to study life beyond earth is pretty epic looking.