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Where Ireland Begins. From its vibrant city life to its rural charm and stunning coastline, Waterford city and county have something for everyone! It is the oldest city in Ireland and it is the perfect blend of ancient and modern - or as we say: experience 1 000 years of history in 1 000 steps!
Drop into the Waterford Tourist Information Centre at Waterford Treasures: Medieval Museum for bespoke tips to help you make the most of your visit to Ireland’s oldest city. Explore the Viking Triangle, visit one of the many museums and savour the rich history from the Viking age right up to modern day.
Sitting in the heart of Ireland’s Ancient East, Ireland’s oldest city is a treasure-trove of ancient artefacts, elegant architecture and great local food. Explore Ireland’s oldest city, Waterford.
Explore the oldest city in Ireland in County Waterford and visit Waterford City's Viking District. After sunset, discover a contemporary city with lively restaurants and bars.
Walk the narrow streets of Ireland’s oldest city in search of fascinating Viking heritage, or tour the miles of sand and surf along the Copper Coast, there are so many rich experiences in Waterford. Visit the birthplace of its world-famous crystal or climb ancient towers to take in stunning seascapes. Here are the 10 best things to do.
Delve into the rich historical roots of Waterford City. Unearth its hidden treasures and meet the welcoming locals. Plan your stay now.
Let's explore the best attractions in Waterford city and county to visit in 2021 – You’re invited to come and Stay! Between Waterford's beautiful gardens in bloom and a city steeped in history and centuries of craft, there really is something for everyone!
Waterford is host to some of Ireland’s most breathtaking beaches that provide the perfect setting for a wide range of waterspouts and activities. The scenic coastline is the prefect place to explore Waterford’s UNESCO Copper Coast and enjoy some a cliff walk with breathtaking vistas!
Waterford city is full of unusual treasures, including Ireland’s only horological museum and a museum dedicated exclusively to Irish silver! Housed within the Gothic style Greyfriars Church, the Irish Museum of Time allows you to rewind the clock as you discover the oldest Irish-made grandfather clocks and watches, as well as clocks from all ...
Reputed to be Ireland’s oldest city – with a Christian parish that predates even St Patrick – Waterford is certainly richly decked in Viking tales, architecture, finery and folklore. Even its name, from the Norse meaning “ram fjord”, holds fast to the city’ pedigree.
