Waterford, Kilkenny and House of Waterford Crystal

Kilkenny Castle was founded after the Norman conquest of Ireland. The castle has been rebuilt to suit the needs of its inhabitants. This grand country house surrounded by parkland with mature trees, woodlands and a terraced rose garden amongst other is a Victorian remodelling of the thirteenth century defensive Castle. PLEASE NOTE IT IS SELF GUIDE TOUR

This merchant’s house, built around two courtyards, was restored in 1966. Now it is the headquarters of the Kilkenny Archaeological Society. (This attraction on Monday will be replaced by St. Canice´s Cathedral) PLEASE NOTE WILL BE SELF GUIDE TOUR

Kyteler’s Inn is a public house located in the heart of medieval Kilkenny. It dates back to 1263 and it combines a rich heritage with 21st century amenities

Butter Slip is the most picturesque of Kilkenny’s narrow medieval corridors. It dates to the early 17th century and it runs underneath two houses, keep in mind this street was dark and cool ideal for storing and selling butter.

Kilkenny is known as the Marble city because of its distinctive black marble. It has a medieval feel thanks to its well-preserved old buildings. An easily walkable city worth visiting.

House of Waterford Crystal