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Rosslare tourist guide - hotels and services

Rosslare can be found in the Irish county of Wexford, which is situated in the country's southeastern corner. From Rosslare, Dublin International Airport is only a 2-hour, 30-minute ride away. The ferry port in the town is well-linked by road and rail, and passenger ferry services arrive regularly from France and Great Britain.

Driving through the idyllic countryside which surrounds the Rosslare harbour is an ideal way to discover the charming towns, picturesque villages and colourful parks, while you also have the option to enjoy some stunningly scenery. The low-lying Hook Peninsula is located in Wexford's southwestern corner and is famous for its untouched landscapes and wreck diving. Perched on its tip, you can see one of the globe's oldest functional lighthouses.

The Suir and Blackwater rivers, flowing through County Waterford, offer some breathtaking river sceneries. The city of Waterford has been heavily influenced by Viking culture and has a typical medieval atmosphere, with narrow alleyways and fabulous Georgian houses. Additionally, the Reginald's Tower and the nearby countryside are very attractive. At the world-renowned Waterford Crystal Factory, you can take an interesting tour and observe the entire process of the production of crystal glass.

Nine centuries of Irish past is provided by the Irish National Heritage Park.

This park has native Irish houses, a riverside area and wonderful woodlands. Grey seals can be spotted just south of the harbour in Rosslare, where there is a small beach named Greenore Point. St Brioc's Well is dedicated to the memory of a 16^th century saint and thousands of religious people believe that the well's water can cure diseases of the eye.

The Marconi House was built by Gugliemo Marconi. The construction is just one of the numerous wireless transmitting stations that were built by the man. This particular station was constructed in 1900 to provide a link between Clifden, in County Galay, and Poldhu, in Cornwall. Between 1900 and 1914, engineers laboured at Marconi House.

Kilkenny is the principal city in the southeast's prime inland, which can best be accessed by road. Due to its remarkable collection of excellently-preserved public buildings, streets and lanes, castles and churches, this city has the reputation as being Ireland's medieval capital. Visitors who enjoy shopping will surely find the place interesting, as Kilkenny is the nation's centre for crafts and design; it boasts Ireland's best selection of jewellery, woodwork, pottery and other handmade items.

Hotels in Rosslare

A few of the most respected and popular accommodation options nearby Rosslare include the three-star rated Great Southern Hotel. The hotel establishment is one of Rosslare's highly popular resorts. The facility provides high standards of comfort and excellent guest facilities.

The superior four-star rated Churchtown House is situated at a stone's throw from the town. The establishment is a uniquely transformed 17^th century Georgian guesthouse. This is an ideal venue for those who seek rest and serenity in the countryside. Here you can appreciate the local restaurants, lovely strolls, nice beaches, evening entertainment and several quality golf courses.