Top Things to do in County Waterford
What to do and see in County Waterford, Province of Munster: The Best Free Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in County Waterford, Ireland including Coumshingaun Lough, Waterford Greenway, St. Mary's Church of Ireland Graveyard, Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, Mount Melleray Abbey, Mahon Falls (a.k.a. Eas na Machan), Waterford County Museum, Edmund Rice Heritage Centre, St Declan's Well and Oratory, Lost at Sea Memorial.
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1. Coumshingaun Lough
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By gaffneym
Best to do thhis on a sunny day to get the most out of it. To complete the hike up over and down takes around 3 and half hours, can be a bit dangerous bit of climbing involved would advise to bring proper hiking boots or runners. Also bring water and food with you. Once you reach the top the views are amazing if your bringing kids i would advise not to climb fully up over and down as concentration is required. U can bring kids to the lake there thou.
2. Waterford Greenway
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 646 reviews
Waterford Greenway is a spectacular 46 km off-road cycling and walking trail along an old railway line which runs between Waterford and Dungarvan. From the Viking City alongside the River Suir, out by Mount Congreve Gardens, through Kilmacthomas, across eleven bridges, over three impressive viaducts and through a 400m long tunnel; with wonderful views of the Comeragh Mountains and Dungarvan Bay.
Reviewed By renaultwrc - Waterford, Ireland
Absolutely fabulous, walking or cycling it's a pleasure, coastal and inland old railway line converted to this stunning Greenway, try pint in old world pub along the way or coffee or tea and scones in Kilmacthomas old workhouse ,you will return many times guaranteed
3. St. Mary's Church of Ireland Graveyard
4. 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.
5. 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!
6. Mahon Falls (a.k.a. Eas na Machan)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By TarrenvdB - Ireland, null
The road leading to Mahon Falls is typically Irish: you desperately hope you don't meet anyone coming down the road towards you because it's so narrow!! The view is literally enough to turn an atheist agnostic. The Comeragh mountain tops are so high that the iuds were hiding them. There isn't a photograph that can do justice to the beauty and peace of the area. Some facts: 1) There is structured, free parking for visitors 2) Entry is free 3) It's in the mode of nowhere, so there's no toilets at the place 4) The pathway from the parking to the falls is longish, and very well maintained. Mostly wheelchair accessible 5) You can walk up the side of the falls too if you're fit and adventurous enough 6) There are lots of goats, and they leave lots of droppings all over the pathway 7) There's a bit of litter around as there're no dustbins anywhere. So if you're the litter pick up types, remember your picker, gloves and rubbish bag (to help people who's mammy didn't raise them right)
7. Waterford County Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
A museum dedicated to preserving and promoting the history of County Waterford. Completely renovated in 2009, admission is free of charge. The museum is open Monday to Friday during the Winter and early Spring. It also opens on Saturday afternoons during the Summer and Autumn months. The museum is a non profit, registered charity, community run organisation that has won several national and international awards for it's work preserving the localities history.
Reviewed By Q7840EUdanl - Bunbury, Australia
This is a wonderful museum featuring the history of the County from early settlement to the 20th century. There is a wealth of exhibits, information panels, paintings, ships' fittings, photographs and more. Friendly staff and available to enthusiastically answer any query. The museum is located in the former Town Hall and FREE admission.
8. Edmund Rice Heritage Centre
9. St Declan's Well and Oratory
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 149 reviews
Reviewed By TessBarr
On a sunny day this is a very pleasant walk. Spectacular scenery. You can do a circular walk or double walk and get a second look at the amazing scenery. Loved this village.
10. Lost at Sea Memorial
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