Top Things to do in County Waterford
The 10 Best Sights & Landmarks in County Waterford, Province of Munster
Discover the best top things to do in County Waterford, Ireland including RallyConnection, Tourin House and Gardens, St. Mary's Church of Ireland Graveyard, Holy Cross Church, Curraghmore House and Gardens, Reginald's Tower, Lost at Sea Memorial, Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, Mount Melleray Abbey, Edmund Rice Heritage Centre.
Restaurants in County Waterford
1. RallyConnection
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 39 reviews
Our specially designed and constructed 'special stage' at 'RallyConnection' reproduces the most testing rallying you are ever likely to experience. The ideal proving ground for novice and experienced drivers alike. Level 1 is a tarmac stage over 1km in length with fast straights and 5 hairpins. After you are tuitioned to navigate this techincal stage it is possible to reach speeds in excess of 120km/h !! Whether you are a complete novice, intermediate or experienced driver, Rallyconnection concentrates on improving your rallying skills in a friendly and professional atmosphere. All our instructors have a vast wealth of competitive rallying experience. They have competed at the highest level of rallying throughout Ireland in championships such as: National Forestry Championship Southeast stages The Dunlop National Rally Championship Your personal safety is our instructors priority! They will also insure you have an exhilarating experience at Rallyconnection.
Reviewed By JLulu217 - Cork, Ireland
First time driving a rally car like this and it surpassed all expectations and hopes. Super staff, very friendly and helpful throughout the day. Great course and gives you a chance to experience something like no other. One of the best things I’ve ever done and will definitely be back for more. Can’t praise this highly enough.
2. Tourin House and Gardens
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By chrisG7706AI - Cappoquin, Ireland
This is a beautiful garden that has many hidden delights just waiting to be explored. It has a gorgeous walled garden and is especially lovely in spring with with daffodils and crocus
3. St. Mary's Church of Ireland Graveyard
4. Holy Cross Church
5. Curraghmore House and Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 100 reviews
Curraghmore House is the home to the 9th Marquis of Waterford and his family. This estate is Irelands largest private demense with over 2500 acres. Tours are now available through this historic home where visitors "step back in time " and enjoy the wonderful stories about the colourful characters that have lived on the estate. Hidden in the shrubbery near the main house,is the most enchanting Shell House,created by Catherine Countess of Tyrone in 1754. The grounds of Curraghmore House,were laid out by the first de la poer-Beresford Earl of Tyrone around 1750 and provide a splendid example of an eighteenth century romantic landscape ,with the house as its centrepiece. In front of the house is the garden in the French manner designed by Louisa,third Lady Waterford. It's formal terraces,with balustrades and statuary,overlook a man made lake. The present day Lord and Lady Waterford are country people by tradition. Farming ,hunting and breeding horses continues as it did centuries ago.
6. Reginald's Tower
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 637 reviews
Reviewed By WW_Traveller023 - Kirrawee, Australia
The town is a short walk away and we headed to 'Reginald's Tower', it is the last tower remaining from numerous incarnations of a fort that was here from the 10th Century. It is named after the Viking King 'Reginall or Reginald' who conquered this place and set up a Viking town in the late 900's. The tower is 3 storeys high and has sen a lot of history since then, including being used by 'Strongbow' (the leader of the Anglo-Norman invasion force) and visits by King John and King James II as well as serving time as a munitions store and prison. There are very interesting displays on all the floors.
7. Lost at Sea Memorial
8. Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By Mobile35942195053 - Bristol, United Kingdom
Waterford's oldest church and this is a must visit close to the Apple Market/Viking triangle. Fascinating history, grand structure and interesting architecture. A place of peace and beauty inside and please respect those who may be set in pray.
9. Mount Melleray Abbey
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By ainemurphy1984 - County Waterford, Ireland
What can I say about Mount Melleray Abbey. Its a very special place and a big part of my childhood as I have fond memories of stopping there on a Sunday spin. If you are looking for peaceful solitude, you will find it here at the Abbey. I have stayed at the guesthouse many times, my last occasion-November, not long after my Wedding for some reflection time. It's a place where you can really feel the presence of God and of our Lady. The Monks cannot do enough for you and you will feel most welcomed as their guest - home cooked food, friendly cafe, nice little gift shop, and above all - the friendliest of people. I always feel right at home there and Mount Melleray holds a special piece of my heart. Want a retreat, time to reflect, and recharge? Look no further!
10. Edmund Rice Heritage Centre
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