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Epic Walking Tour - Guided Tour times: 12pm, 2pm and 4pm daily) / Self Guided. Anytime. Take the award-winning Epic Walking Tour of the Viking Triangle to explore Waterford - Ireland’s oldest city. In less than an hour you will experience a thousand years of history in a thousand paces on this interactive guided tour. This tour will take you past five national monuments: Reginald’s Tower, Greyfriars Church, Choristers Hall, the Mayor’s Wine Vault and the Bishop’s Palace. As part of the tour, you can enjoy access to Christ Church Cathedral.

Guided Tour.: Join the guided Tour available on the hour, Every Hour Or Self Guided Any time. Visit The Medieval Waterford Ireland’s only purpose-built medieval museum and the only building on the island to incorporate two medieval chambers, the 13th-century Choristers’ Hall and the 15th-century Mayor’s Wine Vault.. Step back into Medieval Waterford as you begin your tour in the 13th-century Choristers Hall and 15th Century Wine vault where you are sure to be wowed by some of the greatest Treasures of Medieval Ireland, including the Great Charter Roll viewed by HM King Charles III and the Queen Consort and the magnificent 15th-century cloth-of-gold church vestments.

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Self Guided - IRELAND'S ONLY HOROLOGICAL MUSEUM Ireland’s National Homological Museum features the oldest Irish-made grandfather clocks, table clocks and watches in the world and celebrates the incredible skills of the virtuoso craftsmen who, since the seventeenth century, created timepieces of remarkable beauty and technological genius.

Self Guided. Optional when Time permitting. Tour through the treasures and scandals of 18th century, explore the beginnings of glass making in Waterford, 4D Audio Visual Experience. The Palace in Cathedral Square was conserved in 2010, see the treasures of Georgian and Victorian Waterford. This exquisite architectural jewel, now a museum, continues to delight over 250 years later, the ground and first floors furnished as a very elegant 18th-century townhouse, with some of the finest displays in Ireland of 18th-century glass, silver, furniture and paintings. The oldest piece of Waterford Glass in the world – the Penrose decanter – is a highlight. The top floor continues the story up to 1970 ending with the Hucklebuck shoes. Galleries cover the historic suburb of Ballybricken, the heartland of John Redmond’s support, the struggle for Irish independence and the early Irish State, the First World War, through the 1940s and 1950s, the Showband years and Waterford Sporting Heroes.