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County Waterford
Annestown Beach, County Waterford
Located in Ireland’s Ancient East, Waterford has a little bit of everything. Packed into this coastal county, you’ll find a bustling city, stunning beaches, an epic mountain range, and quaint seaside towns and villages. So, whatever you’re in the mood for, Waterford is sure to have it!
Medieval Museum, Waterford City
Waterford is a place that keeps its proud history alive, and no wonder – after all, this is one of the oldest cities on the island of Ireland, having been founded by the Vikings in 914.
The Viking influence is strong here, especially in the Viking Triangle, so called because of the Viking walls that once surrounded it. Even the name Waterford comes from the Old Norse, Veðrafjǫrðr meaning “windy fjord”.
In 1170, Waterford entered an important period of history when it was claimed by Strongbow, an Anglo-Norman warrior who fought on behalf of Dermot MacMurrough, King of Leinster. Some of the most fascinating treasures from these two periods are on display at Waterford Treasures, which consists of five museums (Medieval Museum, Reginald’s Tower, Bishop’s Palace, Museum of Time and the Museum of Silver) in the city centre.
Reginald's Tower, Waterford City
Explore Ireland's Ancient East from Cork to Wexford
Head off from Cork and make your way to Wexford with plenty of stops along Ireland’s Ancient East coastline
Of course, it’s not just history that makes Waterford such a compelling destination. The city is also known for its blaas – delicious white floury bread rolls which are unique to Waterford and have Protected Geographical Indication from the EU. And of course, then there's Waterford Crystal, one of the world’s most prestigious cut-glass brands.
Mahon Falls, County Waterford
The county of Waterford is well known for its beautiful landscapes, from scenic coves to rich green pastureland and hauntingly beautiful mountains. It’s also full of historic treasures, including monastic sites, grand manor houses and gardens, and impressive castles.
Lismore Castle in the scenic village of Lismore is one of the most beautiful. The castle itself is a private residence, but the seven acres of walled gardens are yours to explore, with plants and shrubs, as well as various fruits and vegetables that are used in the kitchen.
Just outside the city you’ll find Mount Congreve Gardens, a 70-acre garden overlooking the River Suir and comprised of thousands of trees, plants and shrubs. Or Cappoquin House, where you’ll be welcome to tour the house and five acres of gardens.
