Nano Nagle Place ranks in Top 10 Things to Do in Ireland
Nano Nagle Place are delighted to announce that the site has been recognized as one of the Best of the Best tourist attractions in Ireland, thanks to outstanding visitor reviews and ratings.
This 2023 Travellers’ Choice Best of the Best award ranks Nano Nagle Place as sixth of the Top 10 Things to Do in Ireland. The site is one of two attractions recognised in Cork, with Spike Island in Cobh taking the number 10 spot. Apart from Nano Nagle Place and Spike Island, the only other attraction from outside of Dublin to feature on Tripadvisor’s list were the Cliffs of Moher in Co Clare.
These awards honour travellers’ favourite destinations, hotels, restaurants, things to do, and beyond, based on the reviews and opinions collected from travellers around the world on Tripadvisor over a 12-month period. Best of the Best award winners are among the top 1% of listings on Tripadvisor, distinguishing them as travellers’ favourites for 2023. This news is another endorsement of Nano Nagle Place as they were awarded Council of Europe Museum Prize winners for 2022.
Susannah Ahern, Programme, Heritage & Education Manager of Nano Nagle Place has said; “We are thrilled to hear the news that we have been recognised as a top attraction not only in Cork, but in Ireland as well. We are deeply humbled to be recognised among such esteemed peers and attractions. This accolade is validation of our team’s hard work and dedication of spreading the message of Nano Nagle greeting all who visit us with the warmest of welcomes”
John Smith, CEO of Nano Nagle Place added; “Nano Nagle Place is committed to welcoming all with warmth and compassion, as our founder did back in the 18th century. Those who visit experience heritage, culture, education and a sense of connection in our beautiful and sacred site. It is so heartwarming to hear that those visiting us have such a positive experience”.
Check out all the reviews, and discover more about Nano Nagle Place on TripAdvisor.
Nano Nagle Place is a multi-award-winning site of living heritage in Cork City. Opened in December 2017 by former President of Ireland Dr. Mary McAleese, Nano Nagle Place features an award-winning museum dedicated to the life and legacy of Nano Nagle. Visitors can explore sensitively restored architecture from the 18th, 19th, and early 20th centuries, beautiful hidden gardens, and the grave of Nano Nagle.
The site also boasts the fabulous Good Day Deli café, a Cork-focused design and gift shop, an archive for the Presentation Sisters, and accommodation for three resident Sisters. Nano Nagle Place provides office space for the Provincial Leadership Team and rooms available for community, charity, and business meetings. It is home to The Lantern Project and Cork Migrant Centre, which continue Nano Nagle’s mission of care through education in the 21st century.
