The Walker Memorial Plinth
A well-preserved, although statueless plinth, which is located on Derry’s Walls.
Ebrington
Lying on the eastern side of the Peace Bridge, Ebrigton is a military site dating as far back as to The Siege of Derry.
St Eugene’s Cathedral
Built during the period of 1849-1903, Derry’s St Eugene’s Cathedral is an incredible piece of Roman Catholic culture.
Heritage Tower
Built in the 19th century, the Heritage Tower remains one of the smallest available museums in Northern Ireland.
St Columba’s Long Tower Church
Lying outside the City Walls, Londonderry’s Long Tower Church of Roman Catholic worship opened its doors in 1788.
St Columba Heritage Centre
Otherwise known as Áras Colmcille, St Columba Heritage Centre is a facility dedicated to Derry’s founding father and patron (also known as Colmcille).
St Columb’s Cathedral
Constructed in 1633 St Columb’s Cathedral is one of the oldest buildings in Derry, while also being one of the grander ones.
First Derry Presbyterian Church and Blue Coat Visitor Centre
Standing right next to Londonderry’s Siege Museum is The First Derry Presbyterian Church opened back in 1780.
The H-Block Memorial
The H-Block Memorial was built in order to commemorate the prison strikes during 1976-1981 period.
The Bloody Sunday Obelisk
The Bloody Sunday Obelisk was erected in order to memorialise events of Londonderry’s 1972 massacre.