|  Since
1783 Waterford Crystal has been producing what is arguably the world's
most beautiful crystal. A trip to Waterford Crystal provides a truly
fantastic day out. The factory tour is definitely a must-see whilst you
can also indulge in a little retail therapy in the world's largest
display of Waterford Crystal. More than beautiful crystal, Waterford
Crystal exudes a colourful heritage of craft, of people and quality.
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| tel: +353 (0) 51 332 500 |
www.waterfordvisitorcentre.com |
 Enjoy
an interactive journey through a thousand years of history of Ireland's
oldest city. Built in 1872, the stone and brick built Granary has been
transformed into a modern visitor centre incorporating a museum, retail
space, exhibition gallery, restaurant and tourist information office. |
| tel: +353 (0) 51 304 500 |
www.waterfordtreasures.com |
 Reginald's
Tower is Waterford's best known landmark and is the oldest civic urban
structure in Ireland. It was erected by and takes its name from Reginal
Maclvor, Danish Govener of Waterford in 1003 A.D. It has been used as a
fortress, a prison, a military stores depot, a mint, and an air raid
shelter. Presently, it houses the City's civic and maritime museum. The
exhibits include the colourful regalia of the Corporation and a
remarkable collection (19) of Royal Charters bestowed on the city by 11
English Monarchs |
| tel: +353 (0) 51 304 220 |
www.heritageireland.ie |
 The
historical Theatre Royal showcases a dynamic programme of theatre,
music-theatre, dance and other live performances for the people of
Waterford and the South East including work of professional artists,
in-house professional productions and community-based productions. The
Theatre Royal carries a year round programme of events and is the
location of the International Light opera Festival each September. |
| tel: +353 (0) 51 874 402 |
www.theatreroyalwaterford.com |
 Built
in the early 19th century, this late Victorian church built in gothic
revival style was originally home to the Waterford Methodists until
1973. It has now been adapted for use as the Municipal Art Gallery. The
building provides a permanent home for the Municipal Art Collection and
houses a fascinating collection of works, including pieces from
renowned irish artists such as Jack B Yeats, Charles Lamb and Louis Le
Brocquy. |
tel: +353 (0) 51 860 856
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 Theatre,
dance, comedy, music, film, literature, visual art and children's art,
there is an exciting year-round programme at Garter Lane Arts Centre in
the heart of Waterford city. It presents the best of national and
international arts activity and runs regular children's workshops on
Saturday mornings. A bi monthly calendar of events is available from
the box office. |
| tel: +353 (0) 51 855 038 |
www.garterlane.ie |
 Kilcohan
Park is Waterford's premier night time entertainment venue. The
atmosphere, the food, the flutter and of course top class racing ensure
a great night out. There are 3 lively bars where you can enjoy the best
of racing with panoramic views of the track. An exhilarating atmosphere
permeates the stadium and promises an experience that will be
remembered for all the right reasons. The fun continues long after the
racing finishes with either live music or karaoke on Friday and
Saturday nights until Midnight. |
| tel: +353 (0) 51 874 531 |
www.igb.ie |
 Tramore
Races have been providing exciting entertainment for racing fans in
South East Ireland for more than 200 years. The 80 acre venue now
boasts totally up-graded facilities with three car parks, two stands
and all tarmac enclosures. The 4 day festival in August is still the
highlight of the summer season in Waterford when over 25,000 people
enjoy the festival atmosphere in the town. The next meeting is on
Monday 31st December 2007. |
| tel: +353 (0) 51 381 425 |
www.tramore-racecourse.com |
 Lismore
is one of the most historic towns in Waterford. The name Lismore comes
from two words, Lis meaning Fort and Mor meaning big. It's meaning is
derived from the round hill or great Irish fort to the east of the
town. The two chief points of interest in Lismore are St. Carthages
Cathedral and Lismore Castle. Lismore Heritage Centre has an award
winning audio visual display of Lismore history which takes you on an
enthralling journey through time, starting with the arrival of St.
Carthage in 636 and bringing you right up to the present. |
| tel: +353 (0) 51 292 828 |
www.coppercoastgeopark.com |
 Lismore
is one of the most historic towns in Waterford. The name Lismore comes
from two words, Lis meaning Fort and Mor meaning big. It's meaning is
derived from the round hill or great Irish fort to the east of the
town. The two chief points of interest in Lismore are St. Carthages
Cathedral and Lismore Castle. Lismore Heritage Centre has an award
winning audio visual display of Lismore history which takes you on an
enthralling journey through time, starting with the arrival of St.
Carthage in 636 and bringing you right up to the present. |
| tel: +353 (0) 58 549 75 |
www.discoverlismore.com |
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