- Ballycross Apple Farm: Enjoy a day of family fun at this working apple farm, with activities like cider making and tractor rides.
- Curracloe Beach: This beach is famous for its golden sand and featured prominently in the film “Saving Private Ryan.”
- Dunbrody Famine Ship: Learn about the Irish famine and experience what life was like aboard a replica of an 1840s emigrant ship.
- Enniscorthy Castle: Step inside this Norman castle and explore its historic rooms and displays.
- Ferns Castle: Discover the history of this well-preserved Norman castle in the ancient town of Ferns.
- Hook Lighthouse: This is the oldest working lighthouse in the world and a must-visit for ocean views.
- Irish Agricultural Museum and Johnstown Castle Gardens: Discover Ireland’s rural past and explore the beautiful gardens surrounding Johnstown Castle.
- Irish National Heritage Park: Step back in time and discover Ireland’s heritage through recreated historical buildings and exhibits.
- Johnstown Castle and Gardens: Explore the exquisite gardens and visit the Gothic Revival castle at this estate.
- Kennedy Homestead: Visit the ancestral home of John F. Kennedy to learn about his Irish roots.
- Kilmore Quay: A fishing village known for its fresh seafood, scenic coastal walks, and lively marina.
- Loftus Hall: Experience the eerie atmosphere and haunting history of Ireland’s most haunted house.
- National 1798 Rebellion Centre: A museum that delves into the history and significance of the 1798 Rebellion.
- National Opera House: A modern architectural gem showcasing a diverse range of performances.
- Rosslare Strand: Relax on the sandy beach, take a refreshing dip in the Irish Sea, or explore the nearby sand dunes.
- Saltees Islands: A remote and group of islands known for their wildlife, including puffins and seals.
- Secret Valley Wildlife Park: A family-friendly park with farm animals, exotic species, and fun activities.
- Tacumshane Windmill: Visit one of only two surviving 19th-century windmills in Ireland and learn about traditional milling.
- The National 1798 Rebellion Centre: Learn about the 1798 Rebellion, a turning point in Irish history which resulted in the deaths of 30,000 people, through interactive exhibits.
- Tintern Abbey: Visit the ruins of this Cistercian abbey, surrounded by beautiful woodland and serene trails.
- Wells House and Gardens: Lose yourself in the enchanting woodland and explore the heritage gardens of this Victorian estate.
- Wexford Arts Centre: A cultural hub hosting exhibitions, performances, and workshops.
- Wexford Lavender Farm: Take a calming stroll through the lavender fields, enjoy homemade lavender treats, and browse the gift shop.
- Wexford Opera House: Enjoy a performance at this award-winning venue, which hosts a variety of cultural events throughout the year.
- Wexford Wildfowl Reserve: A haven for birdwatchers, this reserve is home to a diverse range of waterfowl species.
WANDERLIST: What to see in County Wexford
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