Clayton Whites Hotel & Conference Centre (formerly Whites of Wexford)

Visit the 19th century Johnstown castle, home to spectacular ornamental grounds and gardens and the Irish Agricultural Museum.

The Visitor Centre at Hook Lighthouse is at the tip of the Hook Peninsula, Lonely Planet describes it as one of the top 14 attractions in Ireland. The centre offers guided tours of the lighthouse tower, one of the oldest operational lighthouses in the world. The lighthouse is a 13th Century Norman structure, built by the Earl of Pembroke as part of the development of his Lordship of Leinster, culminating with the spectacular view from the balcony. Relax by the sea and keep an eye out for seals, dolphins and even whales - check out this youtube video of humpbacks off the hook! In clear weather, you can see for miles, and in a storm the spray often reaches the top of the lighthouse!

Take an incredible journey through 9000 years of Ireland’s past in this amazing outdoor museum! Explore how the Irish used to live as you roam through 35 acres of woodlands and wetland trails. See, feel and touch Ireland’s history in the National Heritage Park. It is a great corporate day out if you are looking for team-building initiatives, informative and fun.

Begin your discovery of our beautiful county by discovering Wexford's most popular and iconic features Top Local Attractions http://www.visitwexford.ie/attractions/top-attractions

Wexford Opera House is Ireland’s first custom-built, multi-purpose opera house. The stunning landmark building is nestled in the heart of the beautiful Harbour town of Wexford and offers two diverse performance spaces, The John and Aileen O’Reilly Theatre and the Jerome Hynes Theatre. Each autumn it becomes the focus of cultural tourism in the south east during the Opera festival. It offers a wide range of entertainment, from light opera to popular culture, amateur drama, top comedy acts and international tours. Enjoy a behind the scenes tour and take in the orchestra pit, artists' dressing rooms, backstage areas and sample the acoustics of our two diverse performance spaces, the O'Reilly Theatre and the Jerome Hynes Theatre. Tours every Saturday at 2:30pm. Tickets €5

The Dunbrody Famine Ship Experience is a spectacular feature of the New Ross quayside. Moored on the bank of the River Barrow this award winning and world unique tourist attraction allows visitors to take a trip with a difference by travelling in time. From the moment of departing on a tour the visitor is transported back to the 1840s and given a personal sense of the sadness and excitement felt by the famine emigrants setting sail for a new life and leaving behind poverty and despair. Explore the spectacular Dunbrody Famine Ship above and below deck, step back in time as costumed performers set the scene for a journey that transformed the lives of thousands and be immersed in the sights and sounds of a real life famine ship. The glass fronted exhibition centre houses a restaurant and café which offers panoramic river views and overlooks the Dunbrody Famine Ship.