Founded by Vikings in 914, Waterford is Ireland’s oldest city, steeped in history and brimming with charm. Its strategic location on the River Suir made it a bustling trade hub, and its rich heritage is evident in landmarks like Reginald’s Tower, which anchors the Viking Triangle.

Explore the Medieval Museum to uncover treasures like the 15th-century cloth-of-gold vestments, or step into the elegant Bishop’s Palace to glimpse Georgian grandeur. Waterford’s vibrant culture shines through its festivals, lively pubs, and renowned restaurants. Don’t miss Waterford Crystal’s master craftsmanship, the city’s iconic “blaa,” and the fresh flavours of the Merchant’s Quay food market.