Things to see or do

Waterford Municipal Art Gallery

Art Galleries

Built in the early 19th century, this late Victorian church built in gothic revival style was home to the Waterford Methodists until 1973. It was eventually bought by Waterford City Council in 1989...More

Kilcohan Park Greyhound Stadium

Nightlife And Entertainment

Looking for something fun that all ages and groups can enjoy? Check out the thrills, the experience and the excitement that is a Night at the Dogs. Kilcohan Park Greyhound Stadium situated in...More

sprOg Festival

Children and Family Attractions

The pre-Spraoi Festival for the under 8s! The emphasis is on fun lively entertainment concerning differnet shows and workshops for children. A real treat! Held in the week prior to the Waterford...More

Imagine Arts Festival

Children and Family Attractions

IMAGINE is a unique celebration of the arts in Waterford city, providing an opportunity for everyone to experience and participate in a broad range of creative arts. Now in it's sixth year IMAGINE...More

Ginos Pizza Restaurant

Children and Family Attractions

Fresh food made to order before your eyes! Homemade Italian-style Ice-Cream. Wine Licence....More

South East Gardens

Gardens

South East Gardens Festival 2009 is a trail of approx 14 private gardens. Open from the 5th to 14th June 2009. (Inclusive). These Private Gardens are open most of the year by arrangement but...More

Reginalds Tower

Children and Family Attractions

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...More

William Vincent Wallace Plaza

Waterford City Council’s stunning new plaza was built as the city’s millennium project in 2000 and officially opened in 2001. It functions as an amenity area where the goings and comings of the river...More

Waterford Fringe Festival

Children and Family Attractions

Waterford Fringe Festival, is a multi-disciplinary Arts Festival Waterford Fringe Festival is an annual multi-disciplinary Arts Festival. We hope that by presenting a varied programme of visual...More

Faithlegg Forest Walk

Walking

Minawn Hill overlooks the meeting of the Suir, the Nore and Barrow rivers to the north, Waterford city to the south and west and Passge East to the east. Originally owned by the Galloway Family....More

Bilberry Goat Heritage Trust.

Children and Family Attractions

The Majestic Bilberry Goats is the only Feral herd to be found in the centre of a city anywhere in the world. So why not visit our living, breathing heritage? Waterford is privy to a unique living...More

Spraoi in the Park

Children and Family Attractions

Brand new for 2009, Spraoi will host a four-day event based in and around the Peoples’ Park in Waterford City. This weekend offers a unique opportunity to be part of Flower Power Waterford’s biggest...More

Edmund Rice Centre

Museums

On the site is an interactive museum and visitor centre, new Edmund Rice Chapel, tomb of Blessed Edmund Rice, cafe and shop. You can be immersed - through audio-visual and multi-media creations - in...More

Storm Cinema Waterford

Nightlife And Entertainment

Storm Cinemas Waterford boasts a massive 1,112 stadium seats across 8 screens, all with Dolby Digital EX full surround sound. From the biggest blockbuster, to the more specialised movie, Storm...More

Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, Waterford city

Churches And Settlements

Designed by John Roberts and built in 1793, the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity is over 2 centuries old and is Ireland's oldest Catholic cathedral ( being the first Catholic cathedral to be built...More