11 Carlisle Road, Derry BT48 6JJ Northern Ireland

Martin McCrossan City Tours is the original and best tour of the city operating for over 20 years. The only Tourism NI 5 star tour of the city covering a full background of the city’s history. Open 7 days a week tours at 10am,12noon,2pm and 4pm everyday only £6pp. No need to book - just show up! Private tours also available on request with group rates . Step on guides available to do coach tours and part coach and part walk. Blue Badge Guide also available on request . Derry Girls tour April - October every Saturday at 12noon £10pp

Palace Street, Derry BT48 6PU Northern Ireland

Derry Northern Ireland

This walking tour deals with events in Bogside area of Derry City known world wide as Bloody Sunday. The company was set up by some of the relatives that were shot on the day of Bloody Sunday. This hour long walking tour will begin in the center of Derry at the Guildhall and will retrace part of the original march. The tour will the take you into the heart of Derry's Bogside area and visit the places where Bloody Sunday occurred. The tour will pass the Museum of Free Derry and finish at the Bloody Sunday monument on Rossville Street in sight of Free Derry Corner and just below Derry's world famous walls. This walking tour will cover the Civil Right era and Bloody Sunday in great detail and also cover both inquiries into the day. This is the authentic Bloody Sunday tour that no other tour guide company can offer. Political tour of Derry with an insight from family members. Derry walls walking tour. Explore derry's four hundred years old walls with local and knowledgeable guides. Taxi tours of Derry City are also offered as well as half and full day tours of Donegal and the Antrim coast.

Queens quay, Derry Northern Ireland

Guildhall Shipquay Place, Derry BT48 6DQ Northern Ireland

A warm welcome awaits you in the Guildhall, the heart of the city, which stands overlooking the Peace Bridge and Derry Walls. Find yourself in a world where the grandeur of the Victorian era meets the vibrancy of the 21st Century. Take a trip through the Plantation of Ulster Exhibition and learn about the colonization of Ulster during the reign of King James I and the building of our famous city walls. The Main Hall hosts everything from concerts to craft fairs, as well as weddings and functions with the century old organ as a stunning backdrop and various lighting options available on request. Throughout the Guildhall is an array of stunning stained glass windows capturing historic events in the City and iconic landmarks. The Guildhall Clock is a replica of London’s Big Ben and can be heard across the city and beyond the River Foyle. The Mayor’s Parlour and Council Chamber are housed in the Guildhall playing host to civic events, special commemorations and monthly committee meetings

55 Glenfada Park, Derry BT48 9DR Northern Ireland

The award-winning Museum of Free Derry recently re-opened its doors in the Bogside following an extensive redevelopment and offers a full multi-media exhibition on the civil rights and early conflict era in the city, including Battle of the Bogside, Internment, Bloody Sunday and Operation Motorman. The museum was established by the Bloody Sunday Trust in 2006 to tell the story of the civil rights movement and the creation of Free Derry in the 1960s and 1970s, and it has become an important part of Ireland’s radical and civil rights heritage. It tells the story of how a largely working class community rose up against the years of oppression it had endured. The struggle of Free Derry is part of a wider struggle in Ireland and internationally for freedom and equality for all. In 2018, the Museum of Free Derry was named Authentic NI Experience of the Year at the Northern Ireland Tourism Awards in Belfast. Admission Price (as of Nov 2019) Adults - £7 Student/Conc - £5 and Groups 10+ - £4.

Londonderry, Derry Northern Ireland

Union Hall Place, Derry BT48 6LU Northern Ireland

A museum explaining the political conflict that has shaped the city and the country: a must for those unfamiliar with Northern Ireland's war-torn past.

Rossville Street/Fahan Street, Derry BT48 6AQ Northern Ireland

London St. Londonderry, Derry Northern Ireland

Majestic, neo-Gothic Church of Ireland (Anglican) Cathedral, built between 1628 and 1633. St. Columb's is the oldest and most historic building within the walled City of Londonderry. It has recently been extensively restored. The Chapter House Museum displays artefacts from the Siege of Londonderry in 1689 and also many other interesting items.There is an audio visual display which tells the visitor the history of the Cathedral and there are guide leaflets available in 8 Languages. Admission is free - donations are welcome.

Joseph's Place Bogside, Derry Northern Ireland

1-3 Waterloo Place, Derry BT48 6BT Northern Ireland

4 Union Hall Street, Derry BT48 9HH Northern Ireland

You can tour the famous murals of the Bogside in the company of the three artists who painted them. Known world wide as "The Bogside Artists", we created all twelve murals of The People's Gallery of the Bogside Derry. We give tours of our work and explain to you in a way nobody else can their creation and the history they depict. You could be on one of our tours by simply booking via our website or giving us a call.

Newmarket Street, Derry BT48 6EB Northern Ireland

The Millennium Forum is one of the largest purpose built theatres, exhibition and conference centres in the island of Ireland. It has no competitors in terms of size in the North West of Ireland.

Shipquay St, Derry BT48 6AR Northern Ireland