Top Things to do in County Wexford
Top Hotels in County Wexford
The 10 Best Free Things to do in County Wexford, Province of Leinster
Discover the best top things to do in County Wexford, Ireland including Curracloe Beach, Curracloe Beach, The Gaslamp Gallery, Ballyhack Castle, St. Iberius Church, The Twin Churches: Church of the Assumption and Church of the Immaculate Conception, Wexford Wildfowl Reserve, Antique Tavern, Ferns Castle, Courtown Woods.
Restaurants in County Wexford
1. Curracloe Beach
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 301 reviews
Curracloe Beach is a regular holder of the Blue Flag Beach status. The dunes are currently the subject of an active conservation policy by Wexford County Council ensuring that this marvellous amenity and the plant and wildlife it contains, will be preserved for future generations. A nature trail runs through the dunes and continues for 5 km to Raven Point, passing through the beautiful peninsula which constitutes Raven Nature Reserve.
Reviewed By emilymulligan36 - Dublin, Ireland
So happy I stopped here. Lovely beach with a great atmosphere, and for all the movie fans steven Spielbergs saving private Ryan was filmed here
2. Curracloe Beach
3. The Gaslamp Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
The Gaslamp Gallery is a contemporary Art Gallery & Bespoke Picture Framers located in the popular destination shopping town of Gorey, Co. Wexford. We represent a diverse selection of local, national, and international artists including Yvonne Coomber, Kevin Roche, Kate Kos, Sam Toft, Debbie Boon, Niki Purcell, Jaanika Talts and Aaminah Snowdon. Our aim is to make acquiring art an easy and enjoyable experience in a relaxed and informal environment. We also offer free delivery within the Republic of Ireland. Professional and bespoke picture framing service on site.
Reviewed By sandy97125 - Gorey, Ireland
Visited this lovely gallery recently with my three young children. We were made feel very welcome by Anne-Marie who spent time showing art to my children. There is even a fairy door to the delight of my youngest. Wonderful selection of affordable art and picture framing service. Will definitely be visiting again soon .
4. Ballyhack Castle
5. St. Iberius Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By markbenjaminl - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
We visited this church twice for two song recitals during the Wexford Opera Festival . It is very attractive outside and inside and has excellent accoustics
6. The Twin Churches: Church of the Assumption and Church of the Immaculate Conception
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By markbenjaminl - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
These two churches are more or less identical and were designed by a Gothic Revival architect friend of Pugin . They are truly magnificent and well worth a visit .
7. Wexford Wildfowl Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By C_and_H_11 - Dublin, Ireland
We were here in January & it was a bright & sunny day but very cold. Once you have the proper gear there's no reason not to enjoy all the reserve has to offer. It's a wonderful place with plenty of viewing sites available to see the wildfowl in their natural habitat, enjoying the freedom of the reserve. The areas are well laid out with walkways in all directions & hides to view from. It's very informative & a good way to introduce children to wildlife at close range (bring your binoculars) A great place to spend a few hours for young & old & there's no charge!
8. Antique Tavern
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By BJCahill - Dublin, Ireland
Without a doubt if you do not have a good bar person then shut your doors. Jimmy take a bow you are a legend and you are what all bars in this mad pandemic need. Common sense, comply within the regulations, treat your customers with respect, because its as hard for them, as it is for staff. Then abuse them in that Irish way that makes us all smile. Well done great greeting, great pub, great company,great drink great food available if needed and more importantly open for business we will be back Brian Dublin Cahill. Dublin Airport.
9. Ferns Castle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 303 reviews
The castle was built in the 13th century, possibly by William, Earl Marshall. Originally, the castle formed a square, with large corner towers. Only half of the castle now remains.
Reviewed By Castleannesley19
We were 5 family members from 24 to 88 yrs 3 visiting from Marseille France and we had a wonderful visit to Ferns Castle, we wish to thank our guide John and the staff at Ferns for their excellent welcome. We were thoroughly engaged in the story of the castle, the area and the history of ireland painted beautifully in words by our host John. We would highly recommend visiting this small but exceptional heritage site brought to life by the passionate and knowledgeable staff. Murray Murphy Perez family
10. Courtown Woods
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By nicolawhelan - Gorey, Ireland
Recently, Joe, Sammy and I went for a pleasant walk in Courtown Woods. It was a beautiful day and the sun was shining. There were a few people about and we acknowledged them on our walk. We find it very relaxing and peaceful. The trees are lovely. I would recommend this place for all that visit as there’s a lot to see as there’s a hotel, a shop and the seafront nearby. There’s even crazy golf and a golf course nearby as well.
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