The park has 16 reconstructed sites for you to see and learn about, from the Dolmen to Fulacht Fiadh and the Crannog to Viking Ship. The park is situated on 35 acres for you to explore, from hillside to estuary and woodland to riverbank.

Situated in 35 acres of reclaimed marshland on the banks of the River Slaney. The main theme of the park is archaeological heritage and the promotion of tourism in the region, while supporting local employment and trades people.

Aug 28, 2024 · A visit to the Irish National Heritage Park is one of the more unique things to do in Wexford. This is immersive storytelling at its finest and the park offers a wonderful insight into 9,000 years of Irish history (yes, 9,000!).

The Irish National Heritage Park has developed into a 35 acre outdoor museum, showcasing 16 reconstructed sites, each built using the materials and skills of the period. Situated in 35 acres of reclaimed marshland on the banks of the River Slaney.

Located on the banks of the picturesque River Slaney, ‘The Irish National Heritage Park’ truly is the cornerstone of ‘Ireland’s Ancient East’. An outdoor museum depicting 9,000 years of re-created Irish History situated within natural forestry & wet woodlands.

Explore an authentic recreation of Ireland’s heritage at the Irish National Heritage Park in County Wexford. Pick up a new skill, head on a heritage trail and try one of the guided outdoor activities. The Irish National Heritage Park takes visitors through 9,000 years of history.

Prepare to step back in time to pre-historic Ireland and uncover 9,000 years of fascinating history… Located on the banks of the idyllic River Slaney in County Wexford, The Irish National Heritage Park is a wonderland of reconstructed ring forts, crannogs, Viking houses and …

Jun 17, 2020 · Discover 9, 000 years of Irish Life as you walk in the footsteps of your ancestors, from Stone Age hunter – gathers to Norman adventures. Irelands biggest open-air museum with full scale reconstructions of ancient houses, Ringfort, Crannog & Viking.

Looking for a complete tour of Irish history? The park invites you to discover the life of mankind as far back as 9000 years ago. The program includes fascinating reconstructions of the Stone Age, the Bronze Age, the Celtic period, the early Christian era and the Viking conquest.

The park has 16 reconstructed sites for you to see and learn about, from the Dolmen to Fulacht Fiadh and the Crannog to Viking Ship. The park is situated on 35 acres for you to explore, from hillside to estuary and woodland to riverbank.