Top Londonderry Art & Culture

This private tour gives you an insider's perspective on Derry's history and most important sights. Go on a guided walk with a guide who has been involved in many projects relating to the peace process in Derry. Along the way, stop at Free Derry Corner, the Bloody Sunday Memorial, the Republican Murals in the Bogside area, the Loyalist Murals at the Fountain Estate, and the Peace Bridge.

Created and written by Lisa McGee, ‘Derry Girls’ is the hit Channel 4 and Netflix comedy TV series that’s captured the hearts of fans across the world. On this tour, follow your guide through the streets of Derry and visit sites made famous in the show. Along the way, hear tales and stories from behind the scenes, and gain insight into the filming and production of the popular show.

Visit Derry’s Bogside neighborhood for a walking tour exploring the violence of the Troubles. From the site of the Bloody Sunday Massacre to the Civil Rights Association, Battle of the Bogside, Internment, Free Derry, and the eventual peace process, you’ll learn the city’s difficult history. The shared tour is tailored to you, ensuring a more personal experience and time to discuss the events with a local activist for justice.

Ireland has a rich history, especially in Derry. Unravel the past and understand the happenings that took part in Derry during the troubles with this Derry Bloody Sunday Walking Tour. Visit historical Bogside, including the Bloody Sunday Massacre site and the Free Derry Corner, and hear the story from a guide who was directly affected by the troubles.

Northern Ireland is known for its spectacular scenery and outdoor sights, but public transport options between remote rural locations can be limited. Avoid the hassle of waiting for buses and benefit from the luxury of having a private driver instead. Drive along the Causeway Coastal Route and visit the UNESCO-listed Giant’s Causeway, Downhill Beach, and a "Game of Thrones" filming location—the Dark Hedges. Also see the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, Bushmills Distillery, and the medieval ruins of Dunluce Castle.

Explore the history of Northern Ireland and the City of Derry, the only completely walled city left in Ireland, on a private walking tour of Derry. On this tour, this history of Derry comes alive as your guide leads you through the entire circuit of medieval walls narrating the history of Derry from the Nine Years War and the Siege of Derry to the Great Hunger as you go.

Learn about Derry’s history and its role during the Troubles—and see some of the city’s key murals and historical landmarks—on this private walking tour of the Bogside district. Pick a departure time, and meet your guide at the Tower Museum. As you go, you’ll  hear moving stories about the Bloody Sunday massacre and pay tribute to the city's legacy.

Discover Derry history from the Vikings to the recent Troubles on a walking tour with a local guide. Along the way, take in key landmarks including Shipquay Gate, the Walls of Derry, Guildhall, and the Peace Bridge. A focus on history helps uncover some of the city's secrets, and is a great way to immerse yourself in Derry’s fascinating past.

Experience Derry’s difficult history firsthand on a private tour of the Derry Walls and the Bogside neighborhood. From Free Derry Corner to the city’s moving murals, you’ll get a local’s take on events including Battle of the Bogside and Bloody Sunday. Exploring with a private guide ensures a personal experience, with plenty of time to discuss what you see along the way.

Gain a unique perspective of Northern Ireland’s second-largest city on a private tour of Derry’s 17th-century city walls. Hear the history of the city, reaching back thousands of years, as you explore the walls, gates, and bastions with your guide, and enjoy memorable views of the cityscape from the elevated promenade.

Explore the ramparts of Derry at your own pace with a self-guided audio tour of the city's 400-year-old walls. You'll learn about hundreds of years of local history, from Derry's early establishment under Saint Columba, up through the Siege of Derry, through The Troubles, and beyond. The app’s maps and audio are available for offline use, so you won’t need to use any data.

In this detailed 1-2 hour tour, available as a public shared tour but in low season only as a private small group tour ,we take a walk from the Peace Tree in Browning Drive, through part of St Columb's Park, along the Limavady Road, through Bond Street, the Ebrington Factory, Clooney Terrace, the Waterside Greenway before returning and visiting Ebrington Square. Learn about the city's saint,St Columba, see some Loyalist murals, visit the sites of former shirt factories and a distillery, learn about the railways and then the military and naval history of the city.

Appreciating the impact of the Troubles on the people of Derry can be difficult for visitors. Gain a deeper understanding of the conflict on a private tour led by a local, and hear firsthand how violence affected the communities. Gain an intimate glimpse of landmarks including the Free Derry Corner and Bogside murals as you explore by foot and benefit from the personalized experience of a private tour.

Understanding the historical context of the the Troubles can be tricky for visitors. Learn about the history of Northern Ireland as well as the Battle of Bogside and Bloody Sunday Massacre on a private walking tour of Derry, and discover landmarks including the Free Derry Corner and Bloody Sunday Monument. Ideal for student groups, this flexible private tour allows plenty of time for discussion and reflection.

*PLEASE NOTE THIS IS FOR A PRIVATE TOUR - WE DO OFFER PUBLIC TOURS DAILY AT 10AM,12NOON,2PM & 4PM FOR ONLY £6PP - NO NEED TO BOOK JUST SHOW UP AT 11 CARLISLE ROAD. * Join an expert Blue Badge Tour guide on a private walk around our historic city. We cover all aspects of the city's history from the 6th Century right up until present day. Our company have been operating tours of the city now for almost 30 years , started by local legend Martin McCrossan. We pride ourselves in providing factual accounts of historical events in a fun but yet informative manner. Take in the only fully intact walled city in the UK and Ireland with a fabulous canon collection and views of the Bogside and Donegal. Recall events from the Siege of 1689 and Bloody Sunday 1972. Spectacular views of Cathedrals, churches and magnificent architecture commentated by an expert local guide. *Cost changes depending on group numbers - UPON BOOKING PLEASE STATE WHAT TIME YOU REQUEST FOR YOUR TOUR*

Discover the street art and murals of Derry, otherwise known as Londonderry, on this private walking tour through the city. Walk with your licensed tour guide along the city’s West Bank as you’re taken to see these varied pieces of street art, saving you the worry of missing any or getting lost as you go. The tour can be operated with a radio microphone system if requested in advance.

Uncover Derry’s history as told through its streetscape on a walking tour. If you’re new to the city, these tours are a great opportunity not only to walk around the city’s many historical landmarks, but also to get better acquainted with Derry’s long story. Choose a tour based on your interests: walk around sites of pivotal events in The Troubles, explore ancient ruins and constructions, or visit the Derry Port and Harbor and hear about its history of emigration.

Welcome to the historic city of Derry / Londonderry, and to this walking tour focused on the city’s maritime and industrial heritage. We’ll ramble along the River Foyle from the Peace Bridge to the Craigavon Bridge, before returning to our starting point with a stroll through the city. You’ll see the spot where Scottish settlers left for America and, a little further up the river, the spot where the city’s patron saint Columba left for Scotland. Along the way, you’ll learn how bridges, railways and shirt factories were built as the city came into the industrial age, the role of the city in World War II, and where divided communities still live on either side of the walls that are now called peace lines. On this tour you’ll also see: • HMS Ferret, the port where the WWII naval ships that protected convoys and hunted German U-boats were berthed • The parts of the city that were industrialised first, including what were the world’s largest ship factories in the 1800s • Some of the city’s most important churches • The iconic “Hands Across the Divide” sculpture on Craigavon Bridge • The location of the world’s first independent department store • The Masonic Hall, the courthouse and the War Memorial • The former residences of Mrs Cecil Francis Alexander, a famous 19th century hymn writer, and Phil Coulter, a modern songwriter

Step into the world of 'Game of Thrones' on a full-day tour from Derry. You’ll visit film sites where the Iron Islands, Dragonstone Beach, and Renly’s Camp came to life on screen. When you get to Ballintoy, don an Iron Born costume with shields, swords, and Greyjoy battle standards for a souvenir photo that’s straight from Westeros.

Welcome to the historic city of Derry/Londonderry. This self-guided audio walking tour focuses on pivotal moments in the city's history, including its emergence as a shipbuilding hub, emigration to North America to escape the Irish Potato Famine, and the role of its port during World War II. We’ll start the tour near Peace Bridge and walk along the River Foyle to the quayside emigration sculptures, before looping back to our starting point. Along the way, you’ll also see: • Foyle Marina, which is the base for the Foyle Festival and the biennial Clipper Round the World Yacht Race • The campus of Magee College, which dates back to 1865 • Shirt factories that shaped modern business

This range of tours is unique to Derrie Danders. BLUE PLAQUES OF THE MAIDEN CITY Recognised as one of the TNI branded Giant Experiences this tour takes the guest on an interesting walk focusing on a number of the blue and other commemorative plaques that are sited on buildings in the city. INFLUENTIAL WOMEN OF THE WALLED CITY - The "Real Derry Girls Tour" This tour covers many of the historical and current influential women in the city's history, both the Real Derry Girls and the fictional ones too. OTHER THEMED HISTORICAL WALKING TOURS A range of specialised historical themed options are available on set dates and times but additionallY can be offered on request. SCOTS IRISH CONNECTIONS OF THE WALLED CITY A history of the Scottish connections to the city and emigration to the New World. SHIRT FACTORY HERITAGE A walk around some of the sights of the old Shirt Factories. LEGENDERRY MUSICAL MYSTERY TOUR Music heritage tour FAMOUS AND FORGOTTEN SIEGES

This tour will ensure you experience the 'must-see' popular sights of the North Coast all in one day without the hassle of planning and organizing. Sit back, relax, enjoy the breathtaking scenery, and be guided by an experienced and passionate local driver in a luxury comfortable vehicle. Travel the scenic routes and enjoy the views of the north coast of Ireland and Donegal. Return to your hotel with amazing memories which will last a lifetime.

Explore the city of Derry at your own pace with a self-guided audio tour. Pick a convenient time and set out on a city stroll to learn about Derry’s history, politics, and culture. Listen to a self-guided audio tour as you walk by top landmarks including the Tower Museum and Bloody Sunday Memorial. See Derry’s murals and hear stories about the period of history known as the Troubles.

Take in the sites of this historic city on a self-guided GPS audio walk across the iconic Peace Bridge to Waterside, on the east bank of the River Foyle. We’ll hear about the military past of the area around Ebrington Square, and then continue on through the beautiful grounds of St Columb's Park. We’ll end the tour by making our way to the old railway station through the area of my childhood home in Bonds Street. On this walking tour, you’ll see and hear about: • The city's saint, St Columba who established his monastery here in 542 AD. • The city's oldest building, St Brecan's Church • The Siege of Derry that took place near Stronge's Orchard in 1688 and 1699 • The military and naval barracks at Ebrington • The city's role in the second world war and the Battle of the Atlantic from 1939 to 1945 • The iconic Peace Bridge • The working class area of Bonds Street and the churches in the area • The railways in the city, both old and new • The modern sculpture of the Peace Tree