Derry, United Kingdom skyline: the 38 most iconic buildings and best views in Derry

The bridge opened on 25 June 2011 to connect the two sides of the city, over the River Foyle, both physically and symbolically. It measures 235 metres (771 ft) and was designed by bridge AECOM and Wilkinson Eyre Architects.

Beautiful bridge across river Foyle for pedestrians and cyclists. Nice view of city from the bridge. Sunsets and evenings make this place looks photo perfect. It looks much better in reality than my photos lol. You can also access a nice walk along the river through St Columb’s park.

Very nice little bridge, great view of the city. The architecture is wonderful.

Amazing place,try to visit during day time.

Lovely bridge. Have walked across it many times and plan to walk it many more! There's a cycling lane too, and the bridge is nice and wide so can easily accommodate this. There are also two large benches on the bridge.

Bridge is open to all. It's very stable and secure with cameras on the pylons. It's essential for crossing from the river without traffic. Very picturesque.

Nice and modern pedestrian bridge. Possible to see the city and the surroundings. There are also benches to sit down on the bridge to enjoy the view.

We were in today for a walk around and stopped in to see the bike show. Band playing and there was a great atmosphere. Stopped in the cafe for a quick takeaway coffee and sausage roll. Nice and clean area with plenty going on

The Guildhall is a beautiful building with free entry. You can take a poke around and also there is a bit of a museum / educational area to learn more about the history of Derry. The people working the day we were in were friendly and informative. We really enjoyed stopping in here.

Incredible what human hands can do! Generations to build these masterpieces and they will stand Fav stained glass is pic 6 but far too much beauty for one post! 🌈 LED light on the organ is amazing.

Londonderry's incredible neo-Gothic Guildhall with its beautiful interior and stained-glass windows. The guildhall dates from 1887 but was nearly completed destroyed by fire in 1908. It was rebuilt in 1912 but hit by two terrorist bombs, during the troubles, in 1972. It was restored and reopened in 1977.

I have lived in Belfast for 25 years, and to my eternal shame, until last Thursday I hadn’t been to Derry in about 15 years, and I had never done the Belfast to Derry train journey. I remedied this last week on my own, and then decided to come back today with my kids aged 8 and 11. The Guildhall is a must visit. The building is beautiful, and the front area has little fountains to keep the place fun for kids, and adults, alike. Inside there’s a lot of interesting stuff, but the spectacular stairs and Main hall are the best bit. I say this, but also the staff are brilliant, today we had a great chat with the awesome Sophie (flax-flower blue hair and Totoro tattoo) who was knowledgeable and friendly and clearly loves her job. She showed us to the council chamber that we would’ve missed otherwise. Give that member of staff a pay rise!! Thanks from the guy with 2 kids and the Totoro T-shirt and tattoo! A brilliant place, with a decent wee cafe too. Derry is so much slower-paced and friendlier than Belfast!

Beautiful venue and tourist spot - I delivered training in the Main Hall, which was breathtaking. Superb exhibition in building.

This place seemed interesting. It has quite a history from being rebuilt from the ground up since 1912 fire. It was renovated in 2013 with a sizable budget. I was thoroughly impressed with the wood carvings and stained glass that some looked to have been salvaged. I watched the Choir competition and the acoustics was really good. Phillipines had a strong show. Dublin and Cork had really talented set. Estonia in their formal dress was very impressive. The local choir set a high bar for the competitors though as they were the opening act. I didn't like the choke points at the top of the stairs, but packing so many people in a limited space has complications. The organizers did a really good job on utilizing the Derry community.

It's a good museum to learn about the history of Derry. There are some videos throughout that are interesting to watch. There was no wait to enter the museum and we didn't have to but tickets in advance. You can just show up and pay to enter.

A powerful and moving experience. Visiting the Bloody Sunday monument is both emotional and enlightening. The surrounding murals beautifully and boldly tell the story of a tragic chapter in history—each one full of meaning and message. Walking through the area, you don’t just see history, you feel it. You leave with a deeper understanding, carrying a piece of that history with you. A must-visit for anyone coming to Derry

Magnificent and extremely moving testament to the people of Derry. Very well curated, informative, logical and easy to follow. Plus some very poignant exhibits, the shoot to kill transcript, the white hanky, the bullet broken Sunday best clothes, straight from noon mass. Simply must see if you’re visiting any part of Ireland.

Excellent local museum in Derry. Great history on Derry through it's troubled past. Highly recommend a visit as a private tour guide who explores the whole island of Ireland.

Very insightful. Troublesbogsidewalkingtour is extremely recommend. Guided by eyewitness of the events around Bloody Sunday. Really strong community, authentic storytelling.

Very eye-opening & interesting history. Happy to hear another perspective on the story of Northern Ireland’s past conflict. Cool to see what the Bloody Sunday Trust is doing to spread awareness and fight for civil rights for all, everywhere

An incredibly moving visit to the Museum of Free Derry - an absolute must for anyone wanting to understand modern Irish history and the ongoing fight for justice. The Bogside is a powerful place that shows both the struggle and the spirit of the Irish. The staff were just great for a little chat too.

Highly recommend. Came for the Derry Girls exhibition and stayed for the history of Derry. Very interesting.

A nice museum that showcases the rich history of Derry. If you like the show, "Derry Girls," you'll appreciate the exposition at the beginning!

We went wanting to see the Armada's excavation because one of our relatives were involved in the mission - sadly only the ground floor was available because the museum is re-locating to a bigger place and the exhibition above stairs are being carefully removed when we arrived. Yet when Sharon the lady at the front heard our intentions, she radioed her colleagues to give us a chance to see the exhibition on the 3rd floor anyway. We didn't expect this and didn't want to bother them in the busyness of it all. And yet when we were about to finish appreciating the amazing story-telling of the ground floor exhibitions, Sharon approached us, telling us she had arranged for a colleague Troy to escort us through the now not-available for the public part of the Armada exhibition to find photos of our relative. We were so surprised that they would be willing to do this and Troy whom accompanied us through the stairs were super humorous and kind as well. The two ladies we bumped into who were part of the removal team were also super kind and showed us a book that one of the divers published only a year ago. This was such a precious meeting/ opportunity. We were amazed at the kindness, professionalism, the team work and the personal-ness of the staff. We feel hugely heard, trusted and honored and were both deeply touched. What a wonderful bunch! Above and beyond is too light a description - just so touched and thankful for such warm-hearted people working in the museum. They said the relocation will be done in 18 months and described the interactive nature of the new exhibit - we look forward to the new location in 1.5 years and will for sure pay a visit again. Even though there was only the ground floor to explore, it did take a good 2 hours to fully appreciate the well-presented and creative exhibit and so it was well worth the visit anyway.

I had the great pleasure of visiting the Tower Museum in Londonderry a couple of weeks ago. I have to say that it was a fascinating experience in a really well laid out Museum. The thought process in the layout was exemplary and the way finding simple to follow. I was captivated by the exhibition of artifacts from a lost Armada ship. The descriptions of all of them were so well done that nothing was left to the imagination. All in all a captivating Museum and exceptional value for a modest entrance fee. The Lady on reception was welcoming and very friendly. She explained how to get the most from the museum and and all the artifacts. Many thanks for a wonderful experience.

Very good museum with a little bit of everything. The Spanish Armada exhibition was a lot better than expected. They had a Derry Girls TV show exhibition when I visited which was great as a fan. There is also a piece about the Ferry and Irish history that was super educational. The views from the Roof Top are good as well. Price tickets are very affordable which was a big plus.

Amazing! Derry girls exhibition is fantastic. Love the props and photo opportunities as well. Did not expect rest of museum to be so good. Well worth a visit and very reasonably priced. Loved it!

Well worth a visit. A fascinating mix of contemporary pop culture ("Derry Girls") an extensive history of the north of Ireland (excellent!), the Spanish Armada (much more complicated than I'd understood it) and the discovery of a wrecked Armada ship. Topped off with great views from the tower top.

Great murals! But just in one corner, one senses hurt and unrest and longing.

A very interesting ride around Londonderry all the street art is excellent and everywhere is nice and clean

I was overcome with emotion at this place. People walk around as if it's just another landmark or tourist attraction, but having any familial connection to the area makes this so much more powerful.

Free Derry Corner is definitely a significant landmark with deep historical meaning, but as a visitor, I found the presentation quite one-sided. The focus leans heavily on a specific political perspective, which can make it feel more like a political statement than a balanced memorial. It’s not worth seeing. I would have appreciated a more neutral overview of the conflict and its impact on all sides.

What can I say about Derry that hasn't already been said here. The most wonderful, amazing and enchanting place I think I've ever been to. If you don't know the history of Derry you need to dispense with Google and news papers and come here and be enlightened about how wonderful these people are. I've never felt a stronger sense of community and ownership of a home. Clean streets, fair prices and most of all friendly people who just want you to know about their history. "A nation that keeps one eye on the past is wise. A nation that keeps two eyes on the past is blind." Being from England I'd been steered in my understanding, I consider myself to have been educated by my visit. If you've never been to Derry, you're missing out in a very big way. Thank you Derry, you have a new and grateful friend.

This is a significant landmark that we have grown up with. It clearly shows the passions and beliefs that people hold close. A very poignant location that I would thoroughly recommend. I am glad that peace has allowed us to visit and reflect. Very thought provoking.

There’s not many places where you can feel the history of the place still unfolding….but visiting here near the bogside, you can feel it. Don’t just stop and take photos of the art, go to the nearby museum!

Thank god this is a Chruch of Ireland cathedral and not Catholic!! Super excited for a tour. Reccomend all walk the fences surrounding it, telling the story of the troubles and IRA. 😢 😭 🙏 absolutely stunning and great community programs! Service times in photos.

A super place to visit and the history of it all was amazing. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. Looking around the cathedral and learning about the history through the years was the highlight of our trip. I will definitely visit again.

St Columb's Cathedral was built by the City of London in 1633. The current spire only dates from 1822. A fairly ordinary look for a Cathedral but an interesting interior and some beautiful stained glass.

This cathedral is beautiful but sadly lacking anything resembling the Holy Spirit or Christ. It promotes the British military and oppressive colonial rule of the Irish people. Utterly horrifying defense of the indefensible. They should repent, remove the military displays, and seek the forgiveness and reconciliation of the poor and working class of Derry. They should be like Christ, not Cesar.

Went to see the Christmas trees display. First time in here, and it was a lovely peaceful experience. One of the choir members was there as a helper he was very chatty, warm, and welcoming.

NEVER OPEN?! Even though they list the new-revised opening times on the door - it was seemingly never open when I went. Tried to visit twice, both times around noon (they say they're open 10:00am-3:00pm) but found all the doors to be locked solid. Not sure what's going on there, cool to look at from the outside though.

A great building,a piece of history in the city which is worth a visit. You can see it as you are walking around the city walls.

A graphiti on the wall, nicely made woth a few flaws...ver small space but interesting...Derry is a big city and clean!

If you're a fan of the show it's a must see! It's very easy to get to as well. Nice mural but had an awning for the pub attached to it. It doesn't detract much from the mural as you can see from the photo. The 5 main characters are in the photo. (James, Michelle, Erin, Orla & Clare).

The fans of Derry girls love this giant and almost photographic mural. The whole of Derry/Londonderry is a fascinating, lively and interesting place to visit.

Lovely mural, great painting of the cast, good photo opportunities, easy to get to.

Spent a quick morning in Derry and had a blast. If you’re fan of Derry Girls you have to go see the mural and walk the city wall.

Excellent experience, visted Badgers for food & drink. A must visit

The wonderful mural and urban space is now partly covered by the pub's terrace, what a pity and shame 😢!

A great way to get a historical perspective and move around the enter of town without bustle. Signal is great

Derry Walls. There is so much history here and on a nice day can spend a few hours walking past / reading the important stories and milestones placed around the walls and cannons. Memorials, the place is full of history and sadness from the past.

Walking along the Derry Walls is a fantastic way to take in the city’s history. The views over the streets and River Foyle are great, and the walls themselves are well-preserved—worth spending some time exploring.

Really cool stop! Great way to see the city of Derry from the views of the walls. Go counter clock wise from the visitors center to avoid steep inclines. Great history and if you’re a Doherty a fun fact for you! if you weren’t aware our ancestors sacked the town in 1608, one of the first organized rebellions against the British Empire which was known as the Burning of Derry. Enjoy!

A vibrant, buzzing and historic place to visit. Well worth a walk around the old city walls. Londonderry is the place to visit.

First time myself and my Son visit there's and u can walk all the way round. It's was very interesting as there's are information on different part of wall.

It is huge and beautiful, nice to walk on it. The view on the city is awesome.

Fantasticly detailed exhihits and history examining the seige and history. Very cool trench artwork exhibit from WWI as well. Love to learn about the history of my new home country. Saw the parade a few weeks ago. And was reccomend this museum for full history. Proud to see how peaceful and welcoming everyone is after all of the struggles. Christians overcoming their differences ❤️ Psalms 37 (last image) 🙏 got a great engraved flask and cannon.

Interesting museum….but keep in mind it has a particular viewpoint of its own. Our guide was as fair minded as one could imagine one being from this group and he tried to distance himself and his group from extremism quite convincingly…..but he left me with more questions about his qualifiers. That said, I recommend visiting but consider balancing your Derry visit by visiting by the Museum of Free Derry as well.

Great museum about the siege spread over 3 floors. Lots of exhibits, videos, interactive displays and at the time we visited, had a few small exhibits related to the first world war. Small gift shop on the ground floor that sells, amongst other items, bullets that were dredged up from the Foyle from the actual battle! Well worth a visit if wanting to understand the history of Londonderry

Staff was friendly. Exhibits were educational and interesting.

Found this museum by accident , really interesting history around the siegh. Has alot of artifacts and two audio films you can sit and watch. Is wheelchair friendly.

Had a brillant day on the tour we were a group of 30 from Belfast, and have to say we throughly enjoyed it all such knowledge from Billy and Darren and very easy to listen to would highly recommend

Went there yesterday with my husband it was really interesting. would recommend it for a visit

Very educational and sobering site

Loved Derry - this monument is a place of such historical significance, I could not but pay a visit while in Derry.

Very heavy history

What an incredibly emotional place! The murals on the buildings surrounding the area are etched in my mind!

somber and impactful

Tranquil spot with all the murals around so take advantage of that to appreciate them

This was a Simply moving experience to be at this memorial, and I wish and pray for the continued peace of the people of Derry and Northern Ireland and hope this is the end of the troubles for you all. Peace be with you always 🇮🇪 x

A very beautiful cathedral, with a magnificent garden!

COOL CATHEDRAL! One of the things I like about Catholic Cathedrals is that they're open most of the time to visit for a prayer or something. This is one of the nicer ones in the city, some very interesting relics and artefacts inside. It's free to go in, so worth about 15 minutes of your time to explore.

The Breslin brothers were a pleasure to meet and do a great job on maintaining the church grounds and local graveyard by all accounts. Friendly and knowledgable with great pride. Keep up the good work. ( The pen attached to guestbook wouldn't work so I couldn't write in it at the time )

Absolutely a stunning chapel that needs to be seen. if you do the wall tour, balance it out and go to the on Box side find those, and just walk, and visit this church!

Derrys beautiful cathedral worth a visit and perfect for a photo.

Amazing all the way around.

Lovely place, can sounds hours looking around cathedrals looking at architecture and timber work.

Foyleside is a solid shopping destination in Derry with a good variety of stores and food options. It’s clean, modern and conveniently located near the city centre and historic walls perfect for a quick stop or a longer browse. That said, the bathroom location is a bit of a hassle. It’s tucked away on the top floor, past the dining area, which feels unnecessarily far and inconvenient especially if you're in a rush. Still, it’s a reliable place to shop and relax, just be prepared for a bit of a trek as it will be a bit confusing at first.

Plenty of choice for coffee and snacks plus a dedicated food hall. Easy parking on site too. Mostly clothing shops. No electrical outlets other than phone shops to keep the men from getting bored. Worth a visit.

This is is one of the big multiple shops complex,s in the city center.The Richmond center is the other. Good range of shop,s, and food outlets, with lots of parking and enterencence,s on all floors. Full of small individual shops as well as big names.

A step above shopping mall with some world renown retail brands for the area. 3 floors built into a hill, so the layout is not the usual flat 3 story version of a mall. McDonlds is on the 3rd floor that is always busy.

Brilliant shopping centre and ideal to have it available and so close to Coleraine - we need to use it more often as it is really only half an hour away. Fantastic range of shops, and the City has a lovely vibe, like a mini Dublin in lots of ways and quite distinctive from Belfast which is great - it has its own personality and character and the people are really friendly.

Lovely shopping centre We have a coffee ☕️ and breakfast and after we spend productive time together in all area to buy trainers 🤩

Got Great Bargains here. Parking 1st hour only a £1. Very clean. Toilets spotless too. Will definitely be returning in early December. Looking forward to seeing the Xmas Decorations.

I visited St Columba's Long Tower Catholic Church in Derry/Londonderry today and it was a most enjoyable experience. The Church is easy to locate. Drive over the Craigavon Bridge. At the roundabout turn left onto Abercorn Road and keep going straight on. At the top of a slight hill is a set of traffic lights. Go straight on through these traffic lights onto Barrack Street. There is a right turn marked in the middle of the road. Turn right here. This takes you onto Long Tower Street. The Church is directly in front of you on the left hand side of the road. There is a limited amount of parking in the Church grounds themselves but there is street parking outside of the Church. The alter is stunning in its beauty. The Church is packed full of paintings. It has a baptismal font in the Church. The Church has beautiful stained glass windows. There are statues inside of the Church and also outside of the Church. I would recommend a visit to St Columba's Long Tower Catholic Church in Derry/Londonderry.

I was lucky enough to celebrate a week night Mass and Rosary here and it truly amazing.

The longtower to me is steeped in spiritual history eg Saint Columbia And only this week we have a novena to sister Clare another Saint from this parish on her way to being a Saint The Novena this week was one of the most inspiring spiritual testimonials to that fact I love the longtower

Beautiful historic church on a hill overlooking the Bogside in Derry. It's a peaceful location and not far from the Derry walls.

Very beautiful church with extensive exquisite ornamentation. Lovely organ

We were married in the Long Tower Chapel 54 years ago and it was great to be back.

Thank god we can go to mass 🙏 even though in small NOS the long tower or St Columba's is one of the most historical chapel and you will feel the beautiful peace because of the old chapel s icons you are surprisingly no matter where you look you get a feeling of the strong faith that went before us you also are brought into focus of the tabernacle and feel god's presence

The First Derry Presbyterian Church opened in 1780 on the site of an earlier Church of 1690. In 1820 the vestibule, pediment and cornices of Dungiven sandstone were added followed by the four fluted columns with Corinthian Capitals and the Portico in 1892. The Church has recently been re-opened following a programme of restoration works due to a severe outbreak of dry rot. The church has an amazing wooden ceiling and some beautiful stained-glass.

Lovely building and interesting museum. Well worth visiting and the Sunday service is very thought provoking.

My wife and I took part in a local guided tour and we were given a fair and unbiased account of derry history. For people who had listened to news of the troubles for years to walk over the peace bridge and sample the atmosphere of peace I will always remember

Nicest church in Londonderry. Memories I have as a child. Keep up the good work First Derry. This Church is worth seeing. Memories are made of this.

What an absolutely beautiful building. Stunning architecture and decor.

A most reverent service of The Lord's Supper.

A great place to worship on a Sunday Morning .

Impressively spectacular

Great history

(Translated by Google) Between the ramparts Place Waterloo in Londonderry and Magazine Gate Derry City Walls (Original) Entre les remparts Place Waterloo à Londonderry et Magazine Gate Derry City Walls

(Translated by Google) Place to visit (Original) Sted at besøge

Beautiful!

Brilliant

Brilliant good,excellent entrainment,staff could not do enough for you x

Just stunning area of Derry to explore for its architecture and rich heritage

Great view of the city, beautiful location.

Great walk around the city, on the walls.

The old gate under the walls

Hello everyone where have you been?

Lovely people friendly

Very well maintained for being 5 centuries old. It's slippery when raining, so wear the right footwear.

Fabulous part of the world

For some reason the google map showed us to some shops and offices. It caused our group a lot of confusion and wasted our time. The Murals that we saw were great when you find them but the only one near the canons is of the rather funny TV show, the Derry Girls, not the political ones. The Free Derry political murals painted by 3 Bogside Artists are in Rossville St in the Bogside are of Derry, along with the Museum for Free Derry and the Bloody Sunday Obelisk - all worth visiting.

So many murals! Lots of street art and a photo exhibition too 👌

A must do when visiting Derry. Great peices of art showing the cities history.

Very beautiful and powerful murals given the unfortunate reason that they have been painted.

Finally something to look at. The paintings are a real gem of the place - wherever you go, the boring site is changed into something interesting to look at. At the same time, this is a nice contrast to an old part of the city where it's mostly about old walls and far history.

Literally nothing there.??? Or if there was, it was very hard to find and no information anywhere

The fire is still burning

Popped in for lunch on a Thursday, pretty quiet, which seems odd for such a great place. Warmed up after a while. The food was delicious and good choice. Enjoyed the house ipa as well. Good selection of crafty stuff. Music for me was top notch as well, not often you get hear Joy Division in a pub.

We recently spent the day in Derry-Londonderry and went to the Taphouse for a late lunch. The restaurant was quiet, the welcome was warm. Drinks were good. Food was very good although I found the batter a bit heavy on the fish. However, the food was hot and was nicely presented. Would recommend.

Nice Bar / Restaurant opposite the Guildhall We dined in nice outdoor area Good varied menu and dog freindly on outside tables One of the only pubs which is in Derry

food was fine and the interior is really fun. It took 50 minutes, asking three times, and going up to the bar to get waters for the group I was with. Waitstaff that we had asked for water stood at host station were sipping soda & talking with their friends instead of helping us out. In addition, we watched several groups come in, order, eat, and pay before we received drinks or food. Lack of care on the part of staff outweighed anything lovely with the rest of the place.

Cool venue, quiet at lunch. Fab gluten free food! Perfect calamari. Highly recommend I originally ordered soup and toastie on gluten-free bread. When I was informed they’d run out of bread I realized just how many gluten free options were actually on the menu. So I ordered their deep fried calamari and chips. Amazing!! Delicate batter, soft calamari and crispy chips. Vegan mayo for my dairy and egg intolerant sister too.

We were looking forward to eating here after it came highly recommended. They don't take reservations, so when we came in at 6:45 (kitchen closed at 8) and there were several empty tables out front, 1 large table inside and a few out back, we thought they could accommodate our small group of 4 for dinner. They explained they just couldn't possibly feed us as the kitchen was closing (in an hour and a half). We asked if some other establishment nearby was open later. Were told to try another bar/restaurant down the street. Arrived and the door man wouldn't let us in because our younger child (13y) was too young...a fact your staff member undoubtedly knew would prevent us from dining there either. We saw your man as we walked by looking for another place to eat. He laughed at us. Apparently sending hungry families on a futile hunt is good craic for your staff. It's okay, we had a lovely meal, dropped £200 at another establishment and laughed and laughed with the kind folks who wanted to welcome diners, not play games. We would never treat people like this in my home city. So sad you feel the need to.

The finest dining experience in Derry. Came here for the jazz festival a few weeks ago and had to come back. The food is top tier and also very affordable, plus the staff go above and beyond to cater to your every need. Will definitely be back!

Excellent museum. Gift shop selling a good range of items at a reasonable price. Good Bar upstairs.

Great display of banners for Orange Victims Day. A poniant reminder of the bloodshed that terrorists inflicted on innocent people in Ulster.

Very impressive building overlooking the walls of Derry.

Very interesting tour, full of history and interesting objects telling the story of the Siege of Derry

Over for 4 days ,met up with our good friends ,what a amazing time in londonderry, also meeting their family's and friends,special treatment we had , SPECIAL PEOPLE , the MEM was steeped in history and met good people 😊

The Apprentice Boys Memorial Hall is best known as the headquarters of the Apprentice Boys of Derry but there is much more behind the doors of what is affectionately known as “The Mem”. As well as the Apprentice Boys meeting rooms there are meeting rooms for both the Orange Order and the Women’s Orange Order and the Royal Black Preceptory. The Hall is also home to the Society Social Club which organises social events for the members of all the organisations which use the hall. They also organise the “Crimson Balls” after the two main Apprentice Boys Celebrations in December and August. Two of the finest flute bands in Northern Ireland also call the Hall their home. The Churchill Flute Band, the oldest flute band in the world and the William King Memorial Flute Band both practice every week in the Hall. The Crimson Players drama group bring the stage in the main hall to life with their pantomimes and variety shows. They are best known recently for providing the period re-enactment of the Relief of Derry at the start of the parade each August. In 2013 work began on a new museum and exhibition space beside the hall on Society Street. The extension will enable the Association to continue to develop the work in promoting understanding of our history and culture. The new Siege Museum and Exhibition will be a permanent display of the history of the Siege of Londonderry and of the Associated Clubs of the Apprentice Boys of Derry, including artefacts, video and interactive media. Visitors will also have the added attraction of being able to view one of the finest collections of meeting rooms used by the 'Loyal Orders'. There are separate rooms for each of the orders

Probably one of the best visits I've ever had in Ulster. The walk round the walls are amazing the people running the museum have a wealth of knowledge. Would definitely recommend it to everybody

The People’s gallery along with the museum tour was a great albeit somber experience. Highly recommend.

(Translated by Google) Mandatory stop if you are going to Ireland. (Original) Parada obligatoria si es va Irlanda.

This place is a hidden gem in our wee city. The centre tells the story of Colmcille in a professional and interesting way and the guide was enthusiastic and knowledgeable. I feel a deeper connection with the history of Derry having visited. The round tower is something I would love to see developed for tourism and education. With deeper digging, who knows what we could discover about the importance of the Doire monastic settlement and its importance to Europe in medieval times.

This place tells the story of Saint Columba / Columb's and I did find it interesting, but alot of the displays and Lights were not working when I was there. They have a large screen tv were you can watch 4 different videos tells the story's of Saint Columba, but although the sound was playing, there was no picture. A member of staff did get it going again with a bit of tweeking. Had everything being working then I would've given this place 5 stars. Theres also a cafe although I didn't have time to check it out.

Very interesting museum based on monastic life & st. Columba. Good info on Derry as an early settlement too!

Excellent way to spend an hour or so learning about At Columba.

Great museum ... A lot of learning for adults and children. Highly recommended.

Fantastic .

This place is wonderful, and the staff is absolutely brilliant!!! We came here for their Medieval Ink workshop during the Halloween Festival and it was the BEST decision we made. The workshop itself was great, very fun and interactive, but what truly captured us was how passionate, wonderful and knowledgeable the staff was. They were so fun and so willing to answer any and all of our many questions. Not only that, but we even ended up getting a private tour of the city with of the staff members, which was a treat in and of itself. Not only was she incredibly educated about the history of the place, but she was also so humble and so willing to share her own opinions and to learn alongside us. It was a wonder to see how much she knew - dates, names places - without having to look up anything! It is clear that the staff is fully dedicated to heritage work and ir makes me so happy to see they have found a place where they can share that with the world. Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU! To all Derry visitors - please come by and see for yourself, you won't regret it!

1st time in the venture for the fine and dandy market today and can I just say what am amazing and beautiful venue, really good atmosphere and vibes from the decor

Went here for a concert tonight. Staff were so kind to us. Beautiful old building that they are in the process of doing up. Great atmosphere with Bird on the Wire singing Leonard Cohen songs . Stunning performance.

What a magnificent venue. Attended a welcome dinner here as part of a larger confrence Really helpful staff

Good venue with original features. Flexible spaces

Beautiful building, and good craft fair

What a beautiful building so much history.

A beautiful, historical building. Lovely staff, and a great location. However, it is in need of some serious TLC. Many of the fixtures are in disrepair, the hall smells musty, and it clearly isn't well maintained - likely from lack of funding. Edited to answer the owner's question: I attended the Irish Video Game Orchestra, which was a great night out!

We didn't visit the museum, but we did buy a ticket for staying in the roof tent in the car park (£4.50) Close to the city centre and just in a good location.

Went in for a visit passing..met a few very friendly lads who took time to give me loads of information and some reading material..and let me have a look around at the fabulous collection they have..Definitely well worth a visit..interesting collection toview. .👌

Posted opening hours aren't correct, went in Tuesday and Wednesday with closed sign still on ticket booth

A small , interesting museum by the river Foyle , an enjoyable browse and wander through history .

Brilliant venue for events and great cafe. The Féile event with the Thunder BMX stunt team was an amazing day 👏👏🥳

It was closed on parade day when thousands of people in the city

I can't really review the museum as unfortunately it wasn't open & there are no clues as to when it will be open. There were just a few signs around saying opening soon, so beware if you are thinking of visiting. Correct as at 14/9/2021.

Interesting building, just outside the Derry walls in the Fountain estate and near Bishop's Gate. It wasn't open the day I was there, but would be worth another visit.

Never open !!!

I was just strolling around, entered the residential area, and the family that owns the tower showed me and told me the history of the objects inside. The price of the tour is £5.

(Translated by Google) found it closed and therefore only saw the tower from the outside unfortunately (Original) trovato chiuso e quindi vista solo la torre da fuori purtroppo

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately it was closed, from the little you could see from the window it seems interesting (Original) Purtroppo era chiuso, dal poco che si vedeva dalla vetrata sembra interessante

Place is amazing, food is good, love the pool tables, bowling & darts, booking is easy whether in person or online and, of course, machines are rigged. My only problem is the cleanliness, movie theatres can be left with popcorn on the floor when coming in and the Bananas play area. Would’ve been 5 stars, if cleanliness could be improved then it would be great.

I'm only rating the cinema, it's comfortable etc concessions are tasty. I will try go more often. Was delighted when they screened Scream again this year. The part I walk through to get there is a noisy nightmare, but that's what the people who go to that part are going for!

Best Bowling Alley! Can’t fault it, great atmosphere, drinks, service,music, cleanliness too tier. The cinema is also great, it’s our favourite one to go to. There’s plenty of films to chose from, good amount of showings, great snacks. Arcades great too.

We regularly go to Brunswick and all the staff are always so friendly and helpful. A special thank you to all the staff working in the cinema last night. There was an issue with the system which delayed us for a short time but the staff were so apologetic and kind. They kept reassuring us that we wouldn't miss our movie. We really appreciated being handed a complimentary pass when we were leaving. It was a lovely gesture. Thanks again ❤️

My favourite arcade in the country. We've literally driven from Belfast to go here over any other arcade, twice. There's food, bowling, a cinema, arcade machines, over 18s gaming section, pool & a soft play area for kids. Not a clue how they managed to fit that all in one building Huge variety of arcade games, including two punching bags, air hockey, crane games, coin dozers, and everything in between. Much of my great British tender has been well spent here 😔 Can't speak for the movie and the bowl bit as we have too much fun in the arcade bit 😭 Overall, a brilliant spot for friends, dates & families; as there's so many different things to do.

We went there for bowling and a meal. It was fantastic. Food was excellent, staff very friendly. Highly recommend this venue

A STRIKE of an Experience! (Also I lost my shoe but it’s fine, I found love... maybe.) I came to this bowling alley last Saturday night (yes, I wore my giant bowling shoes I proudly own — don’t ask why, just accept it). Somewhere between gutter balls, my big shoe VANISHED. Like, full-on flew off my foot. I looked under benches and couldn't find it. A member of staff...Tall, charming, with the kind of smile that says, “I’ve dealt with weirder things today.” He swooped in like a Disney prince but instead of a glass slipper, he found my big massive shoe under someone's coat. He handed it back with a wink and said, “We always return lost soles.” (Okay maybe he didn’t say that, but he should’ve the wee dote.) Anyway, the lanes were great, the vibes were class, and I may or may not have developed a small crush on the guy who saved my shoe and possibly my life of embarrassment walking out with one big shoe on. 10/10 would lose my shoe again.

Love the facilities to rent on a hourly basis. Great rooms for large and small gatherings. First class staff.

Lovely building on the Walls. Lovely exhibitions and plenty of copies of Abridged and Honest Ulsterman among many others

Very nice, friendly atmosphere

Very well organised and clean "official " building. Nice!

Hosting a chess club on Thursday nights. Nice place, but quite pricey.

was there for a course, nice building and staff were great

Excellent facility and great staff

I started attending this church after the Reverend Nigel Cairns conducted my late husband Michael’s funeral service. From my very first attendance the congregation were very welcoming. The history of the “Wee Church on the Wall” is amazing. I try to attend the services now as much as I can as I get a great comfort and feel close to my husband when I go. ❤️

Beautiful little church, immaculate, friendly full of historic interest and playing music. Yes, live music playing by a local artist bringing life and energy to and already exceptional building .

Stunningly beautiful wee church with a warm welcome. We attended a beautiful wedding, the poor organ was sick but still stunning.

It is a nice venue for music concerts. I've been there twice. Lighting is nice. Sound is good. Stained glass windows are pretty. It is a long sit on the uncomfortable pews though, particularly when five people shove in beside you. I think it should be restricted numbers per pew but I suspect that would be Music Capitals responsibility.

Beautiful church. It has a great history and check out the gardens.

Delightful church. Friendly ladies greeting visitors at the door. Very peaceful. Well preserved and clearly kept up well. Highly recommend stopping in.

A small church but again cramed with history, have a look at the grave yard a phew famous people in here.

In for a mass