The award winning Medieval Museum is the only museum in Europe built over two National monuments, the 13th century Choristers’ Hall and the 15th century Mayor’s Wine Vault.
Don’t miss the incredible Cloth of Gold vestments which were lost for over 120 years after they were hidden from Cromwell’s army, the Great Charter Roll which was viewed by Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Ireland and the only piece of clothing to survive King Henry VIII’s reign, ‘The Cap of Maintenance’.
Start Location: Cathedral Square, Viking Triangle, Waterford, Ireland
End Location: Cathedral Square, Viking Triangle, Waterford, Ireland
Cancellation Cutoff: 1 days
Cancellation Notes: For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Children must be accompanied by an adult
A maximum of 35 people per booking
The Medieval Museum, part of Waterford Treasures in Ireland's Viking Triangle, houses Ireland's medieval heritage with immersive exhibits. Housed in the Choristers' Hall (13th century) and a 15th-century wine vault, it showcases artifacts, costumed reenactments, and engaging displays that bring Waterford's medieval past to life. The museum is part of a collection that includes Reginald's Tower, the Bishop's Palace, and other Waterford Treasures sites, offering a comprehensive journey through Ireland’s oldest city and its Viking heritage. Visitors can enjoy interactive experiences, a on-site cafe, and guided tours. Location: Cathedral Square, Waterford. With family-friendly activities and expert guides, it's suitable for all ages.
