Enniscorthy Castle
A great rainy-day museum in Wexford
Enniscorthy Castle is a restored Norman castle in the heart of County Wexford, offering a fascinating journey through local history. Families can explore four floors of interactive exhibits, including the dungeons, the great hall, and a rooftop terrace with panoramic views. The castle museum features displays on the 1798 Rebellion, medieval life, and the town's development, with hands-on activities for children. Highlights: Climb the spiral staircase to the battlements, visit the 'Wexford in the 1798 Rising' exhibition, and see the medieval kitchen. Facilities: Gift shop, toilets, baby-changing area. No café on-site, but nearby eateries. Tips: Allow 1–2 hours. Pushchair access limited due to stairs. Parking available nearby.
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Rainy day pick
A great choice when the weather is against you
What parents should know
Enniscorthy Castle is a restored Norman castle in the heart of County Wexford, offering a fascinating journey through local history.
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Plan for stairs throughout
Pushchair access is limited due to stairs. Consider a baby carrier or leaving the buggy at the entrance if exploring all four floors with younger children.
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