The Waterford Viking Triangle
Near Gold Coast Holiday Golf and Sports Resort
Located just under an hour’s drive from Gold Coast Holiday Golf and Sports Resort, the Waterford Viking Triangle offers a fascinating journey through Ireland’s oldest city and its rich Viking heritage.
About The Waterford Viking Triangle
The Viking Triangle is the historic heart of Waterford City, where over 1,000 years of history comes to life. This compact cultural quarter is home to some of the city’s most iconic attractions, including medieval landmarks, museums and beautifully restored buildings.
Visitors can explore treasures such as Reginald’s Tower, wander through narrow streets steeped in history, and discover the story of Waterford from its Viking origins to modern times. It’s a vibrant area filled with culture, heritage and plenty of opportunities to stop and enjoy a café or browse local shops.
Whether you’re interested in history, culture or simply soaking up the atmosphere, the Viking Triangle is a must-see during your stay.
Visitor Information
The Viking Triangle is open year-round, with individual attractions and museums operating their own seasonal opening hours.
Many of the key sites are within easy walking distance, making it simple to explore at your own pace. Guided tours are also available for those who want a deeper insight into Waterford’s Viking past.
Allow a few hours to fully enjoy the area, with plenty of places to relax, dine and take in the surroundings along the way.
Stay With Us & Explore More
Make the most of your visit with a stay at Gold Coast Holiday Golf and Sports Resort, where you can combine coastal relaxation with cultural discovery.
Spend your day exploring the rich history of Waterford City, then return to peaceful surroundings by the sea. From scenic walks along Dungarvan Bay to relaxed evenings in the hotel, it’s the perfect balance of activity and downtime.
With so much to see and do nearby, your stay becomes more than just a getaway — it’s a chance to experience the best of Waterford at your own pace.








