Londonderry Holidays

Walk atop Ireland's only complete walled city, where 17th-century fortifications tell tales of sieges and survival. The 1.5km circuit offers stunning views of Derry and the River Foyle from its unbreached ramparts.

This modern theatre boasts Ireland's largest stage, hosting diverse performances in the heart of Derry. Enjoy pre-show refreshments at the on-site café while soaking in the city's vibrant cultural atmosphere.

This intimate museum chronicles Derry's civil rights struggle and the tragic events of Bloody Sunday. Engage with personal artefacts and multimedia exhibits that tell the powerful storey of a community's resilience.

This neo-Gothic masterpiece showcases stunning stained glass windows and a clock tower modelled on Big Ben. Explore its grand interiors and historical exhibitions for a glimpse into Derry's rich cultural heritage.

This iconic mural marks the site of "Free Derry," a self-declared autonomous nationalist area during the Troubles. Walk the Bogside to experience Northern Ireland's powerful civil rights history through street art.

This S-shaped bridge symbolises peace by connecting historically divided communities across the River Foyle. Stroll its illuminated span at sunset for breathtaking views of Derry~Londonderry's evolving cityscape.

Built in 1633, St. Columb's Cathedral is Derry's oldest surviving building and the first post-Reformation Anglican cathedral in Britain and Ireland. Explore its historic interior with original 17th-century architecture.

You can find out about the history of Dungiven with a trip to Dungiven Castle. While in this relaxing area, you can savour the top-notch restaurants.