Londonderry

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General Information

Londonderry is the second largest city in Northern Ireland located in the Derry County within the United Kingdom. Londonderry known locally and historically as Derry, is an old city partially contained by well-preserved city walls. The River Foyle runs through Londonderry and is spanned by two road bridges and one footbridge.

With amazing views over the area from the top of Derry’s steep streets and hills, the city is growing in population and popularity each year. Londonderry is known for its amazing architecture with its collection of Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian buildings.

On the north-eastern edge of the city there is a large expanse of wetlands which is an important bird sanctuary with the area being ranked amongst the top wetland sites in the United Kingdom.

The city is a vibrant and festive one hosting many festivals and carnivals each year when visitors flock to Derry to partake. The sights of this compact city can easily be covered on foot and is well worth a visit.

Things to do and see in Londonderry

There are many attractions in and around Londonderry to keep all ages of tourists entertained, with some of the activities mentioned below :-

Ness Country Park
Prehen Wood
St Augustine's Church
Museums
Foyle Valley Railway Centre
Amelia Earhart Centre and Wildlife Sanctuary
Apprentice Boys Memorial Hall
St Eugene's Cathedral
Creggan Country Park
The Craft Village – journey back in time to the city in the 18^th and 19^th centuries

Please see the activities directory for more information.

Accommodation in Londonderry

There is a large variety of accommodation options in and around this city; from bed and breakfasts, guesthouses to hotels and inns. Please view the accommodation directory which gives tourists an extensive choice.