Wexford

Historic charm meets seaside spirit.

Wexford is a warm, welcoming town where historic streets meet lively riverfront cafés and colourful Georgian architecture.

It balances relaxed coastal living with a vibrant cultural heart — perfect for families, couples, and explorers alike.

With friendly locals, boutique shops, buzzing pubs and a rhythm all its own, Wexford feels both timeless and comfortably modern.

Whether you’re here for a few hours or a few days, it’s a place that invites you to slow down and soak up the atmosphere.

Things to Do
Historic & Cultural Highlights: Wander the medieval streets, discover local history and soak up centuries of heritage in an easy-to-explore town centre.

Arts & Events: The town hosts festivals and live music, including summer performances and intimate gigs in local venues.

Family Fun: From the Irish National Heritage Park — where 9000 years of Irish history come alive — to town parks and family-friendly attractions nearby, there’s plenty for kids and adults alike to enjoy.

Just minutes from the town centre you’ll find dramatic coastline, wide sandy beaches and protected nature reserves:

Curracloe & Ballinesker Beaches: Famous for their golden sands and rolling dunes, perfect for walks, picnics and seaside photos.

Raven Nature Reserve: A peaceful coastal ecosystem with trails through pine woods and wildlife spotting opportunities.

Hook Peninsula & Lighthouse: Only a short drive away, this rugged coastline and historic lighthouse are must-see spots for nature lovers.

Ballyteigue Burrow & Saltee Islands: Explore dune landscapes and wildlife habitats on day trips from the town

Talbot Hotel Wexford
A flagship 4-star hotel in the heart of town with river views, leisure facilities and complimentary guest parking, making it an ideal base for exploring Wexford on foot or by car.

Crown Quarter
Stylish, budget-friendly hotel with parking close to the centre — perfect for shorter stays or visitors who want easy access to nightlife and eateries.

Wexford’s nightlife blends traditional Irish pubs with lively bar culture

Pubs & Music: Classic venues like Sky & the Ground, Simon Lambert’s and Maggie May’s are favourites for drinks, live music and social nights out.

Cultural Spots: Galleries, boutique shops and occasional performances make for relaxed evenings soaking up local life.

Food & Restaurants: A growing dining scene offers everything from fresh seafood and artisan fare to cosy cafés, both in town and in nearby villages.