The Top 20 Attractions in Derry

The Peace Bridge was opened on June 25, 2011 in Derry / Londonderry over the River Foyle. It is called the Peace Bridge because it was supposed to help improve … read more

Guildhall is an iconic building that has seen many events and history and remains in the center of the city to this day as a must see for visitors to Derry-Londonderry.

The wall is almost two kilometers long and six meters high, a sizeable stone structure that was once supposed to protect the city from attack. With success, because despite the … read more

Ebringenon Square is a Waterside area venue next to the Foyle which was formerly a military barracks. Ebringenton Barracks opened in 1841 and was named after Hugh Fortescue, Viscount Ebringenton.

This January 30, 1972, is sadly known as one of the deadliest days in the conflict between Northern Ireland and England. In Derry's Catholic Bogside, people have taken to the … read more

The Bogside Artists are the sole creators of the world famous People's Gallery in the Bogside area of Derry in Northern Ireland.
The twelve large-format wall paintings are a main … read more

Saint Columb's Cathedral was the first cathedral built after the Reformation. It is the city's most historic building, housing artifacts from the siege.

Located on the banks of the River Foyle along the south side of Ebrington Square, Mute Meadow was unveiled on 25 June 2011.

Created by two internationally recognised artists, Vong … read more

The Craft Village is a reconstruction of a street from the 18th century. Century and the square from the 19th Century and offers an eclectic mix of craft shops, balcony apartments, licensed restaurants and cafes.