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 NERFINISHED
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
surface form: Cork city centre

Northside of Cork
River Lea
surface form: River Lee valley

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Cork city hasLandmark Shandon Bells and Tower