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Intended as a follow-on from the Free Derry Museum, this is about recent oral history. It’s within the Gasyards Community Centre.
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"The Candystripes" play soccer in the League of Ireland Premier Division, the Republic's top tier; they are the only participants from Northern Ireland. The stadium has a capacity of 3700. The playing season is April-Oct, with games usually on Friday evening.
This is the cathedral of the Church of Ireland (Anglican) Diocese of Derry and Raphoe. It was built in 1633 and extended in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Apprentice Boys Memorial Hall
This is the fraternity house of Apprentice Boy societies worldwide. It also houses the Siege Museum detailing the history of the Boys and their prominent role in the 1689 Siege.
Excellent museum of the Northern Ireland conflict: the march of civil rights, Bloody Sunday and its long aftermath from the republican side. Walking tours of the Bogside start from here.
This was built as the terminus of the GNR Irish standard gauge line from Omagh, but most of the exhibition is about the narrow-gauge railways that weaved and wended across Donegal. It’s now run by Destined, a charity for adults with learning difficulties.
Formerly the city's main museum. The collections are now transferring to the DNA museum east of the river (see below) so there’s limited content.