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Derry Walking Tour: Bogside Murals & Bloody Sunday HistoryYou walk the Bogside with a guide who lived through the conflict, stopping at Free Derry Corner and the Bloody Sunday memorial while learning the history behind each mural. The tour begins at the city walls and covers the key sites in one cohesive route, with a private vehicle on standby if weather turns. You leave understanding not just what happened, but why locals still talk about it.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Derry's role in the conflict and peace process through someone who lived it, rather than reading about it in a museum — the guides' own backgrounds are what makes the difference.
Derry: Bogside Walking Tour & Bloody Sunday HistoryYou walk the Bogside with a local guide who experienced the conflict firsthand, visiting the Bloody Sunday massacre site, Free Derry Wall, and the murals that tell the story of the Civil Rights movement and peace process. The tour includes as many questions as you want to ask, flexible dates you choose, and a backup car if weather turns. It starts and ends at the Museum of Free Derry.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Bogside's history explained by someone who lived it rather than learned it, and you'd rather choose your own date than fit a fixed schedule—the local guide is what makes the difference between a walking tour and a conversation with someone who was there.
Derry-Londonderry: Bogside Murals & Bloody Sunday Walking TourYou walk from the Guildhall down into the Bogside neighborhood, following the route of the original Bloody Sunday march with a local guide who explains the murals, the key locations where people fell, and the lasting impact of the events. The tour includes Free Derry Corner, the Museum of Free Derry, and ends at the Bloody Sunday monument. The whole walk takes about an hour and covers the political and social history of the Troubles through the eyes of survivors and family members.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand the Troubles through the neighborhoods and people who lived it, rather than through a museum alone — the guide's presence and the walk itself make the history tangible in a way a building cannot.
Derry: Bloody Sunday Walking Tour with Survivor GuidesYou’ll walk through Derry’s Bogside with survivor guides who share personal stories of Bloody Sunday and civil rights marches. See murals up close, visit memorials where families gather, and hear first-hand memories that shape this city even now. The tour starts outside the Museum of Free Derry—expect honesty more than comfort.
Derry City Walls Walking Tour: Full Circuit & Local HistoryYou’ll circle all of Derry’s City Walls with a local guide who brings history to life — from Viking origins to modern peace talks. Expect real stories at every stop, views over Peace Bridge, accessible routes if needed, and time to ask anything you’re curious about. It’s not just facts; it’s people’s memories stitched into stone.
Derry Cityside: Self-guided audio walk with local storiesYou’ll wander through Derry’s west side guided by local voices, pausing at murals like The Petrol Bomber and memorials that shaped history. Expect moments of quiet reflection at Free Derry Corner and hidden gardens along the way — plus practical perks like offline maps and lifetime access to revisit whenever you want.
