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Waterford's Top Sights

Waterford’s urban landscape is defined by its Viking and Anglo-Norman heritage. This selection highlights the city’s medieval fortifications, including well-preserved defensive structures like the French Tower and the Double Tower. The list also features the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, Ireland's oldest post-Reformation Catholic cathedral, and the Victorian Clock Tower, illustrating the architectural evolution of Ireland's oldest city.

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French Tower

A 13th-century defensive structure forming part of the medieval city walls. Located at the junction of Castle Street and Brown’s Lane, it is one of the most intact remaining towers of the original fortifications.

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Clock Tower

This Victorian Gothic revival tower was built in 1863 on the Quay. Designed by John Otway, the structure originally featured public drinking fountains for both people and horses.