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Londonderry City

From ancient city walls to vibrant modern living, Londonderry’s got it all

Everything you need from banking hours to tourist information centres

Banks

Hours are generally Monday to Friday from 9.30am to 4.30pm with some open on Saturday morning. Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs) dispense cash at hundreds of locations including banks, garages, and shopping centres. Using a credit card in an ATM is an easy way of obtaining sterling if you are travelling from the Republic of Ireland or abroad.

Car Parking

Multi-storey and off-street car parks have hourly rates depending on location. On-street pay and display zones are clearly marked. Pay attention to restriction notices that display morning and evening rush hour clearways and bus lanes.

Pub Hours

Generally Monday to Saturday, 11.30am to 11pm, Sundays from 12.30pm to 10pm. Many bars in the city of Derry have later opening hours Thursday through Saturday. Children are not permitted on licensed premises. No alcohol may be served to under 18s.

Public Transport

The two main bus companies operating in the city of Derry are Citibus (serving the city and surrounds) and Ulsterbus (serving the whole of Northern).

Shopping Hours

City centre shops generally open Monday to Saturday, from 9.30am to 5.30pm (Thursday until 9pm). Some larger stores open Sunday from 1pm to 5pm. Neighbourhood stores and garage convenience shops often open much longer, 24 hours in many cases.

Tourist Information

Check out the City of Derry Tourist Information Centre (44 Foyle Street) for tourist information and help.

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Special offer

Hotel and Guesthouse Room Rates from $92 per night

Hotel and Guesthouse Room Rates from $92 per night

Hotel and Guesthouse Room Rates from $92 per night (2 people sharing)

Did you know?

The city of Derry is the only completely walled city in the British Isles and boasts over 1,450 years of history.