CORK

Cork is one of the largest city in Ireland, followed by Dublin. It’s located in the south west.

I took two days trip to cork, and I lived in a share hostel in central cork, called Bru Bar & Hostel. It cost €42 per night, to be honest it’s a bit expensive because I had to share a room with 6 people. From Dublin to cork, it took around three hours by coach. As soon as I hopped off the coach, the first thing that I felt in Cork is 'Summer'. Comparing to Dublin the north, it's warmer. The first thing that I felt in cork were summer and the slow life pace. Standing on the bridge, I can tell that the people living here aren’t as stressful as Dublin.

I spent some time walking around the city, finding a good spot to take pictures. There is a very beautiful castle which looks not so real, it's called 'Blarney castle'. When I visited there, I felt like I am the princess living in such a beautiful castle. In addition to that, there are some other tourist attractions worth to see. In cork the life pace is chill, it's slower then any other big city, I would say it's a city good to live. I also visited my friend working at the salon in the corner. I like the city mostly because of the warm and the chill pace.

"Cork- a place with chill vibe, with warm, with colorful houses and beautiful castle."