Waterford Museum of Treasures

The Waterford Museum of Treasures is a museum for ancient artifacts related to the city of Waterford. There are three museums inside the Viking Triangle collectively called Waterford Museum of Treasures. Its series includes the 14th Century Waterford Charter Roll. The Viking Museum is housed in Reginald's Tower. Reginald's Tower is the oldest building in civic use in Ireland and is stated so far from 1003 A.D. The Viking Museum consists of a quantity of artifacts, and a video screening at the top floor. The Medieval Museum includes medieval chambers, the thirteenth century Choristers’ Hall and the 15th century Mayor’s Wine Vault.

It also includes the best surviving piece of garb worn through Henry VIII, a cap of maintenance. This become provided to the Mayor of Waterford, at the side of a bearing sword, in 1536. The Museum was firstly the house of the Church of Ireland Bishop of Waterford, and was built with its front facing the city wall which became a part of the terraced lawn of the Palace. It now faces the Mall in Waterford city and the brand new site of the Waterford Crystal manufacturing unit.