Shandon Bells and Tower

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Shandon Bells and Tower is a historic 18th-century church tower in Cork city, Ireland, famous for its ringing bells that visitors can play and its panoramic views over the city.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf church tower ⓘ
landmark ⓘ
tourist attraction ⓘ
access open to the public for a fee ⓘ
architecturalStyle Georgian ⓘ
associatedWith Shandon district of Cork ⓘ
bellCastingDate 1750 ⓘ
bellCount 8 ⓘ
centuryOfConstruction 18th century ⓘ
citySymbolOf Cork city ⓘ
clockNicknameReason faces historically showed slightly different times ⓘ
completionDate 1726 ⓘ
constructionStart 1722 ⓘ
country Ireland ⓘ
denomination Anglican ⓘ
feature clock faces ⓘ
public ringing gallery ⓘ
ring of eight bells ⓘ
viewing balcony ⓘ
weather vane in the shape of a salmon ⓘ
governingBody Church of Ireland parish of St Anne ⓘ
hasClockFacesOn four sides of the tower ⓘ
height approximately 36 metres ⓘ
heritageStatus protected structure ⓘ
knownFor bells that visitors can ring ⓘ
iconic red-and-white tower ⓘ
panoramic views over Cork city ⓘ
locatedIn Cork city ⓘ
County Cork ⓘ
Republic of Ireland ⓘ
province of Munster ⓘ
locatedOn Shandon Street ⓘ
material red sandstone ⓘ
white limestone ⓘ
nickname Shandon Bells ⓘ
The Four-Faced Liar ⓘ
overlooks River Lee ⓘ
partOf Church of St Anne, Shandon ⓘ
religiousAffiliation Church of Ireland ⓘ
roofFeature golden fish weather vane ⓘ
tourismCategory cultural tourism site ⓘ
religious heritage site ⓘ
touristActivity climbing internal stairs to viewing platform ⓘ
ringing the bells using ropes ⓘ
viewIncludes Cork city centre ⓘ
linked to: Cork city

Northside of Cork ⓘ
River Lee valley ⓘ
linked to: River Lea

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Cork city → hasLandmark → Shandon Bells and Tower ⓘ