Tramore’s Victorian Gardens date from the 1880s. They have been restored by Waterford County Council, which has replanted the formal gardens with boxwood hedges, roses, catmint and clematis. Informal paths lead through a series of water features including a canal, a cascade and a pool. Other attractions include a 150-foot-long herbaceous border, grottos, carpets of bluebells, miniature daffodils, and some inspired seaside planting. The gardens were restored under the Great Gardens of Ireland Programme by Angel Jupe.
