Londonderry City

City Cruise

Take a scenic cruise down the city of Derry’s scenic river, the River Foyle, and get a look at the city from a different angle.

City Walk

The best way to get to know the city of Derry is with a walking tour around its early 17th-century walls. Stop off along the way and admire the well-preserved walls and visit landmarks as you please.

Golf

Enjoy a scenic round of golf just three miles from the city centre at the City of Derry Golf Club, which boasts an 18-hole, 6,000-metre championship golf course.

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Banks of the Foyle Halloween Carnival

Don a silly mask and get into the spirit of things with Ireland’s largest Halloween party.

Bowling

There’s everything you need for a family day out at Brunswick Superbowl with its 10-pin bowling, restaurant, bar, café, kids adventure castle, pool tables and video games.

Banks of the Foyle Halloween Carnival, Londonderry

Don a silly mask and get into the spirit of things with Ireland’s largest Hallowe’en party.

Foyle Film Festival

One of the country’s top film festivals, visitors can sample a diverse and dynamic programme of premiers from across the globe, as well as find out who won what at the Stella Artois Film Awards.

Hysterical Comedy Festival, County Londonderry

Held by An Grianan Theatre, the Hysterical Comedy Festival serves up the best of national and international comedians and comedy acts.

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Beech Hill Country House

If you want easy access to the city, but with more of a rural environment try Beech House. Situated just two miles outside the city, this elegant country house is nestled into 42 acres of tranquil woodland with gentle waterfalls and pretty gardens. Rooms are delightfully comfortable and are furnished with antiques.

Browns Restaurant, Bar and Brasserie

Browns started life as a gourmet burger bar, but evolved over the years to become the city of Derry’s premiere fine dining restaurant using the best local ingredients and super-fresh produce.

Pepe’s Bar & Nightclub

Popular bar and club in the heart of the city of Derry.

City of Derry Crystal

Derry Crystal uses traditional methods to create a delightful line of handcrafted cut glass, crystal and special pieces.

Colmcille Stone Crafts

Inspired by the mythical Irish Celtic era, Colmcille Stone Crafts produce unique mirrors, clocks and pieces of artwork.

Foyleside Shopping Centre

Winner of Northern Ireland’s Best Shopping Centre 2004, Foyleside is a big and busy place with over 45 shops.

City Walls

The city of Derry’s walls resound with 1,450 years of history and are the city’s number one tourist attraction, which isn’t surprising when you consider that this is the only completely walled city in the British Isles.

St Columb’s Cathedal

Built in 1633, St. Columb’s is the most historic building in the city of Derry. The Cathedral is dedicated to St Columba, who established a Christian settlement there in the sixth century.

The Guildhall

The main civic and cultural building in the city of Derry has the largest collection of stained glass in Ireland – particularly stunning when the sun shines through.

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