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4h  48m

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$21-30

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Traveling From Longford to Waterford

The journey from Longford to Waterford offers you a chance to experience the peaceful landscapes of the midlands before arriving at the vibrant coastline, showcasing Ireland’s diverse charm.

Best Neighbourhoods in Waterford

Waterford boasts diverse neighborhoods, each offering distinct experiences for visitors.

The Viking Triangle

• Rich history with medieval architecture everywhere.

• Home to Ireland's oldest city museum.

Tramore

• Renowned for stunning beaches and surf culture.

• Vibrant promenade lined with cafes and shops.

Johnstown

• Lively atmosphere with local markets and events.

• Features scenic parks and community spaces.

Best Times To Visit Waterford's Attractions

Maximize your experience in Waterford by timing your visits to key attractions wisely.

Waterford Crystal

Visit on weekdays early in the morning for smaller crowds and personalized tours.

The Bishop’s Palace

Late afternoons on weekdays offer a quieter atmosphere to explore this historical gem.

Reginald’s Tower

Visit during off-peak hours in the late morning for stunning views without the rush.

Waterford Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Waterford experiences a temperate maritime climate, characterized by mild winters and cool summers, making it suitable for year-round visits. Late spring and early autumn typically offer the best weather for outdoor exploration, while understanding seasonal variations can significantly enhance your travel experience.

Dining in Waterford: A Culinary Delight

A visit to Waterford isn’t complete without indulging in the fresh seafood chowder at The Reg, a local favorite that showcases the coastal flavors and local ingredients of the region. This vibrant restaurant offers a lively atmosphere that contrasts with Longford’s traditional fare, providing a memorable experience with each flavorful bite.