Fota House, Arboretum & Gardens is famous for its magnificent Regency period house, beautiful formal gardens and world renowned arboretum. It …
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Apr 1, 2025
Our group of senior citizens (22 of us from the North side of Cork city) had the most fabulous day at Fota house. The personnel from the National Heritage Trust Brian, Catherine, and Jackie went ove…Full review by Caroline V
Aug 17, 2024
It was great to see how well it looked. I hadn’t visited it in a long while and was very impressed and pleased with the care taken in bringing the rooms back to regency style. My favourite part is s…Full review by P C
Jul 14, 2024
One of the best period houses we have ever visited. We were a small group ably guided by Mary whose grandfather was the Head Gardener here two generations ago, so lots of personal anecdotes to bring …Full review by kandcbuxton
hi is the cafe still in the House? Bakestone cafe sounds as if its in the orangery and also in the retail park down the road. anne
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Good morning Anne Marie, apologies for very late reply but just to confirm what the other contributors have said, 'Bakestone at Fota House' is still located in what was the Billiard Room, …
Good morning Anne Marie, apologies for very late reply but just to confirm what the other contributors have said, 'Bakestone at Fota House' is still located in what was the Billiard Room, which is on the ground floor of the house, just beside the welcome desk. Hope to see you here soon for a cuppa. regards Bryan Conlon Visitors Services Manager
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