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More Attractions to Visit in Waterford
The house and gardens at Curraghmore aren’t the only historic spaces located in Waterford. The surrounding areas play host to a wide variety of castles, manors and museums that capture the character of this enchanting land.
Ireland’s Ancient East
From Ireland’s oldest city to some of the finest glassworkers in the entire world, Waterford offers a broad range of activities for all kinds. Take a trip back in time to when Vikings roamed the land or to when lords and ladies resided in elegant manor houses with magnificent gardens, there’s an entire world just waiting to explored.
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Our favourite local attractions
Mount Congreve Estate Gardens
These 18th Century Gardens house some of the most decadent and glamourous gardens in all of Ireland. A spectacular garden that includes a wide variety of flora and fauna makes this a must-see for any garden enthusiast.
Lismore Castle
Lismore Castle Gardens feature a true showcase of over 7 acres of stunning gardens which are set against over 500 years history. Originally home to the First Earl of Cork, Lismore Castle offers a plethora of shrubbery and plumage to enjoy with the highlight undoubtably being the long Yew tree walk.
Waterford Greenway
If you’re looking for an exciting way to get out into the fresh and air and see Waterford then the Waterford Greenway is the perfect choice. The 46km cycling route will take you through a gorgeous trail that starts in Waterford City before travelling to the Comeragh Mountains and ending in the harbour town of Dungarvan.
House of Waterford Crystal
Learn about one of Ireland’s most iconic brands through a guided tour of the House of Waterford Crystal. The tour allows visitors to learn more about the history and process that goes into making some of the finest made crystal in the entire world.
Waterford Museum of Treasures
Take a step back in time and learn about Ireland’s oldest city through it’s Viking roots. The Waterford Treasures Museum contains a broad range of exhibits that cover all the way back to the initial Viking landing and founding of Waterford City through to it’s modern day status as an international glass making hub.
Ormond Castle
Built in 1560 by the Earl of Ormond, Ormond Castle allows you to step back in time to immerse yourself in a typical Elizabethan manor house. The tours around the manor allow you to take in the various features such as the decorative plasterwork and majestic staterooms.