City walls
Seventeenth-century circuit around the old centre
Walk the full circuit before choosing which streets to explore below.

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The seventeenth-century walls give Derry its physical shape and a useful route around the old centre. The city also carries the history of the Troubles, including Bloody Sunday; visit museums and memorials with care and let local voices guide interpretation. The Peace Bridge links the two banks of the Foyle, while music and contemporary culture give the city more than a history-only identity. Both Derry and Londonderry are used names.
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Seventeenth-century circuit around the old centre
Walk the full circuit before choosing which streets to explore below.
Community museum on civil-rights history and Bloody Sunday
Approach the exhibits as lived history, not a spectacle.
Pedestrian bridge across the Foyle
Cross it to see the city's two banks and newer public spaces.
Beyond the obvious
Less obvious, rarely queued for, and usually the part people remember.
Civic building beside the river
The interior adds detail to a city-centre walk.
Small courtyard of local makers
A short contemporary stop between larger historic sites.