Good big, well stocked store. Staff know what there talking…read moreabout. Prices can't compete with online stores but if you need an album or movie there's not a lot of competition in the the city since Zavvi closed.

The Modern Gallery of the City. I went here last year, it reminded me of a mix between Catalyst…read more(Belfast) and a smaller version of the MAC (Belfast). Close to the City centre so easy to get to! A decent size of space with different conceptual pieces. (The time I went)

What a fascinating place just across from the Guild Hall. We saw three fabulous exhibitions for the…read moreprincely sum of £2.40 each. The first exhibition, the tv comedy Derry Girls - which has taken the world by storm - and even had Ms Chelsea Clinton in a cameo role. And the line 'Protestants don't like Abba' that made me laugh aloud. Oh I've never met anybody who doesn't like ABBA. Exhibition 2 The history of Derry from Stone Age about 10,000 years ago to date including a documentary film. Exhibition 3 An Armada shipwreck with cannon and weapons recovered from the wreckage. It's a few hours to do the exhibitions seriously and the staff, like all the citizens of this scarred city of survivors are so damn friendly and genuinely warm. Of course I recommend it like I recommend staying in this city for at least 3 nights.

Definitely, a must-visit, the Tower Museum is a great attraction just within the historic Derry…read moreWalls where we enjoyed learning about the city's history and panoramic views from the rooftop. The staff was very friendly as we purchased our tickets and made our way through the exhibits, with the main one we saw being "The Story of Derry". We didn't get around to touring the Armada Shipwreck exhibit that's on the second through fourth floors but did make our way to the top floor where we had an open-air panoramic view of the city around us.

Great selection of classes, and some interesting exhibitions.read more

If you're visiting Northern Ireland and want the full account of its intense history, take a walk…read morethrough Museum of Free Derry. You'll see what happened and what's still unresolved. It shows how things happened in the most accurate way. There are artifacts, papers, and timelines to assist viewers with a better understanding of events that occurred right outside the museum doors.

This was a wonderful museum. So well done and so personal to the people of the town and the people…read morethat work in the museum. Many artifacts, stories, and historic records of that day in Derry. This was a pick of our guide Henry from Donegal Tour Guide and we're glad he recommended it. If you're interested in the real history of Derry this is a must see.

Neat shop Well…read moreworth a visit Irish crafts and treasures They do ship to US, and we took advantage of this service

As the title states, Dickensian. Nice little shops with local, or Irish, crafts. Nestled amongst…read morethem, in the square, a wonderful 'Al fresco' restaurant with good food.