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Must See

Waterford & The Suir Valley Railway

The magic of rails golden age has been brought to life in Kilmeadan, Co Waterford. Take an exciting railway journey on a narrow gauge (3ft) track through the country side and along the banks of the River Suir. The partially open carriages are pulled by a diesel locomotive.

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The Copper Coast European Geopark

The Copper Coast European Geopark is located on the South East coast of Ireland, between Tramore and Dungarvan in County Waterford. It extends between Fenor in the east to Stradbally in the west and up to Dunhill in the north.

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Viking Quarter

From Viking to Victorians – “A thousand years of history”  “In a thousand paces”

Beginning at the plaza in front of the world-famous House of Waterford Crystal showrooms and visitor centre on the Mall, our guide will take you on a thousand year journey through Ireland's oldest city.

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Dunmore East Village & Beaches

Ireland's most picturesque fishing and holiday village in the south-east, 16 kilometres from Waterford City on the A684 and only 75 minutes driving from the Gateway Ferryport at Rosslare. Dunmore East is a village rich in history and for the holidaymaker of to-day looking for a place to stop overnight,or for a 'get-away' holiday in an area of beauty and tranquillity, it is the ideal place.

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Comeragh Mountains

The Comeragh Mountains are a remarkably varied range, stretching from the coast near Dungarvan inland as far as Clonmel. The Nire Valley reaches into the heart of the range, not only offers good access, but also featuring an annual walking festival, introducing hundreds of walkers to the joys and challenge of walking in these mountains.

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Bunmahon Beach

Sand dunes and 5km of sandy beach for sports & play. Popular with surfers and for canoeing and kayaking.

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Reginald's Tower

Reginald's Tower is the oldest civic urban structure in Ireland and has played a pivotal role in the country's history. The precursor of this tower is believed to be Dundory, a Viking fortification built on this site during the 10th century. This early fort formed the apex of the triangular Viking settlement and was in all probability a port for Viking longboats.

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Waterford City Walking Tours

A walking tour of one hour duration, through the regional capital and Ireland’s oldest city, including two cathedrals, four national monuments, and a gallery of rogues and rascals, delivered in a witty, entertaining style, by a master storyteller whose name is Jack Burtchaell.

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Waterford Museum of Treasures

Waterford Museum of Treasures at the Granary brings together an extensive range of rare and beautiful artefacts that are brought to life by the latest technological innovations.

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Waterford Crystal Visitor Center

The new House of Waterford Crystal manufacturing facility, retail store and visitor centre. This brand new House of Waterford Crystal housing the largest collection of Waterford Crystal in the world will occupy a 1.5 acre site on the Mall in the heart of Waterford – a prime location set back just a hundred yards or so from the River Suir and the city’s main quay, and bordering the city’s Viking Triangle area.

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