As Ireland’s oldest city it is no surprise Waterford features prominently on Ireland’s Ancient East tourist routes. It is packed with historical attractions and artefacts. They include the world famous Waterford Crystal visitor centre, Reginald’s Tower and the Viking Triangle to name a few.
Visitor Attractions in Waterford City and environs Include:
Waterford Crystal is now located in the heart of Waterford city and consists of a…
Waterford’s collection of museums has re-opened to the public for the Summer of 2020 and…
The Cathedral of The Holy Trinity, Christ Church has been a constant presence in Waterford,…
Mount Congreve House was built in about 1760 by the local architect John Roberts, who…
Located on Waterford’s Quay is the rather lonely looking clock tower, one of Waterford City’s…
Standing proudly on The Mall is the equestrian statue of Thomas Francis Meagher, one of…
John Roberts Square is a popular meeting point for Waterford locals and visitors alike and…
Waterford is lucky to have a very large public park right in the City centre;…
Lismore Heritage Centre was opened in 1992 to share insights into Lismore’s formidable history and…
If you are feeling a little more energetic, then the new Waterford Greenway is the ideal spot to stretch your legs, either on foot or on a leisurely bike ride.
Take a Look Around
Where better to explore the joys of Irelands Ancient East than in the oldest city in Ireland that is Waterford.
The Waterford Greenway is a spectacular 46km off-road cycling and walking trail along an old…
Heading to Waterford for a break and looking to fit as much sight-seeing and culture…
Waterford’s main shopping area is located a mere 10 minute stroll from the Fitzwilton Hotel.
The 4 star Fitzwilton Hotel is one of the most conveniently located hotels in Waterford…
As Ireland’s oldest city it is no surprise Waterford features prominently on Ireland’s Ancient East…
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