All Landmarks in Derry

A solemn granite monument in Derry’s Bogside honoring the 14 victims of Bloody Sunday, symbolizing resilience and the quest for justice.

A vibrant community in Londonderry offering worship, outreach, and hope through faith and compassionate service.

Explore Derry’s iconic double-decker Craigavon Bridge, a historic engineering marvel spanning the River Foyle with panoramic city views.

Medieval bell tower from the 13th-14th century—Derry's only surviving medieval structure and symbol of monastic power.

Historic fortress bastion on Derry’s city walls, home to the legendary Roaring Meg cannon and panoramic views over the Bogside.

Step through the gate that started the Siege of Derry and walk the ramparts of one of Europe’s finest walled cities.

A gable wall bearing an iconic slogan that became a global symbol of resistance and civil rights.

Explore Derry’s vibrant history and culture with immersive exhibits and panoramic city views at the award-winning Tower Museum.

A welcoming evangelical chapel offering spiritual reflection and community fellowship in Londonderry.

Explore Magazine Gate, the newest historic entrance to Derry’s iconic walled city, offering riverfront access and rich 19th-century heritage.

A 1,500-year-old sanctuary where Saint Columba's monastery still echoes through the walls of Londonderry.

Historic Clock Tower at Ebrington Square, a timeless symbol of Londonderry’s military heritage and vibrant city life.

Walk the 17th-century ramparts of Ireland’s only complete walled city, where centuries of history, sieges and resilience unfold with every step around the Maiden City.

A striking cycle and footbridge over the River Foyle, symbolising peace and unity in Derry~Londonderry, with sweeping views of the Walled City and Ebrington Square.

A solemn tribute to the fallen, standing at the heart of Derry's historic walled city since 1927.