The round stone Reginald's Tower on the quay in Waterford, seen from the street.

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Reginald's Tower

Reginald's Tower is a round stone tower at the eastern end of Waterford's quay, built by the Anglo-Normans in the 13th century on the site of a Viking fort and named after a Norse ruler of the town. It has served as a fortress, mint, prison and residence, and has been a museum since 1954. Its exhibition covers Viking Waterford and finds from the Woodstown site.

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TueClosed

Wed09:30–17:00

Thu09:30–17:00

Fri09:30–17:00

Sat09:30–17:00

Sun09:30–17:00

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