Destination Waterford
Top 10 Things to Do in Waterford
The Waterford Greenway is a spectacular 46km off-road cycling and walking trail that follows a historic railway line between Waterford City and Dungarvan, passing through tunnels, viaducts, coastal landscapes and scenic countryside while offering one of Ireland’s most beautiful outdoor experiences.
Stretching along the stunning Waterford coastline, the Copper Coast UNESCO Global Geopark is famous for its dramatic cliffs, hidden coves and fascinating geological formations that tell the story of the earth’s history over hundreds of millions of years.
The Ardmore Cliff Walk is a breathtaking coastal trail that winds along dramatic cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, offering stunning views of Ardmore village, ancient ruins and the famous round tower that dates back more than a thousand years.
Mount Congreve Gardens is considered one of the great gardens of the world, featuring over 70 acres of beautifully landscaped woodland gardens filled with rare plants, colourful blooms and peaceful walking trails along the banks of the River Suir.
Located just outside Waterford City, Waterford Distillery offers guided tours that explore the innovative craft of Irish whiskey production, where visitors can learn about the farm-to-glass philosophy and enjoy tastings of award-winning spirits.
Reginald’s Tower is one of the most important Viking landmarks in Ireland and the oldest civic building in the country, where visitors can explore fascinating exhibitions about Waterford’s Viking origins and the city’s rich maritime history.
Located in the picturesque heritage town of Lismore, the gardens of Lismore Castle offer visitors beautifully maintained terraces, colourful flower displays and scenic views overlooking the River Blackwater.
Mahón Falls is a stunning natural waterfall located in the Comeragh Mountains, where visitors can enjoy scenic mountain walks, breathtaking views across the countryside and the peaceful beauty of this hidden natural gem.
The House of Waterford Crystal offers an immersive visitor experience where guests can watch skilled craftsmen at work, learn about the history of the world-famous crystal brand and admire stunning pieces created using traditional techniques.
Overlooking Dungarvan Harbour, Dungarvan Castle is a well-preserved 13th-century Norman fortress that played an important role in the town’s history and today offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into medieval life and the strategic importance of this coastal settlement.
Destination
The Flynn Hotel Collection is perfectly located across three of Ireland’s most exciting destinations, offering guests the chance to explore historic cities, breathtaking coastlines and world-famous natural landscapes.