• Peace Flame - The tour concludes at the Peace Flame, where the history and significance of the flame will be shared.
• Bloody Sunday Memorial - On January 30, 1972, Rossville Street in Derry was alive with the determined steps of thousands marching for civil rights, their voices resonating through the Bogside as they demanded justice and equality. The tour begins here at the Bloody Sunday Monument, guiding you step by step through Derry.
• Museum of Free Derry - The tour pauses outside the museum, where the story of the museum and the area will be recounted.
• Innocent mural - The Innocent mural is a poignant and beautiful tribute to the victims of Bloody Sunday, painted by the Bogside Artists in the heart of this community. Each face on the mural symbolizes a life lost, a family forever altered, and a city committed to remembrance.
• Ernesto Che Guevara Lynch - Ernesto Che Guevara Lynch was born in Argentina in 1928, but his family roots extend to Ireland, with his grandmother hailing from Galway, creating a surprising connection to this island.
• Free Derry Corner - This location attracts many visitors, so take a moment to absorb the atmosphere and capture photos of the bold black letters proclaiming, “You Are Now Entering Free Derry.” First painted in January 1969, this wall became a symbol of a community that refused to be silenced, marking the boundary of a self-declared autonomous area where residents stood up for their rights.
• Butcher’s Gate Derry City Walls - This gate is one of the original entrances to Derry, constructed in the early 1600s, and it has witnessed centuries of history, from fierce battles to joyful celebrations. The name originates from Butcher Street, just inside the walls, where the city’s butchers once sold their goods.
• The Siege Museum - The tour stops outside, where the history and artifacts of the museum will be discussed.
• St. Columb’s Cathedral - The tour pauses at Saint Columb’s Cathedral to explore its story and connections.
• Shipquay Gate Derry City Walls - The tour passes through Shipquay Gate Derry City Walls, where its story will be shared.
• Derry - The tour navigates through the streets of Derry, recounting the history of the Troubles and the city itself.

• Tour of Derry on our walking tour app
• Guided step by step by our walking tour app.
• Go at your own pace, the tour never expires. Go anytime.

• No food or drink
• No admission, it’s all outside
• No human guide, the tour is guided by our walking tour app

Discover the history of Bloody Sunday with our tour, starting at the poignant Bloody Sunday Monument, where a peaceful protest turned tragic. Journey through the heart of the Bogside and conclude at the inspiring Peace Flame, a beacon of reconciliation and fresh starts. Enjoy the tour at your own pace, as it never expires. Our walking tour app will guide you step by step, with location-aware, hands-free audio that plays as you walk.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.