Easy to find collection and drop off point.

Situated in the beautiful grounds of Donegal's Glenveagh National Park.

Stunning mountain scenery.

As a special area of conservation it contains unique flora and fauna.

A rare opportunity to see Ireland's re-introduced Golden eagles.

Easy to find collection and drop off point.

Situated in the beautiful grounds of Donegal's Glenveagh National Park.

Stunning natural scenery.

As a special area of conservation it contains unique flora and fauna.

A rare opportunity to see Ireland's re-introduced Golden eagles.

Explore the stunning landscape of Donegal on a guided photowalk designed for amateur photographers. Your photographic guide will teach you about the advanced settings on your mobile phone camera and photography techniques that will enhance your skills. Enjoy a hands-on experience capturing beautiful scenery and fun portraits with fellow participants. After the walk, unwind at the local café with a cup of tea or coffee as you create a personalized postcard to commemorate your adventure.

• Guided outdoor experience ideal for non-professional photographers
• Small group setting (minimum of 5 - maximum of 8 participants)
• Learn mobile photography tips, composition, and lighting techniques
• Includes a scone and drink at a local tearoom and a printed postcard of your favourite photos

Learn about the history of Bloody Sunday. Our tour will take you from the solemn Bloody Sunday Monument, where a peaceful march turned into tragedy, through the heart of the Bogside, and end at the hopeful glow of the Peace Flame, a symbol of reconciliation and new beginnings. Go at your own pace, anytime. The tour never expires. You'll be guided step by step by our walking tour app. Location aware, it plays as you walk, hands free.

This walking tour takes you into the heart of the Bogside, see the site of the Bloody Sunday massacre, learn about all the important events, Civil Rights Association, Battle of the Bogside, Interment, The Free Derry Story, and the Peace Process. All of our guides are locals who lived through the conflict. One of our guides was also one off the co founders of the Bloody Sunday justice Campaign that inspired the second Bloody Sunday Inquiry that began in 1998.You won't be disappointed in choosing this walking tour. You can choose the time and date when you want to do this walking tour. We also provide a private car that seats four passengers incase of poor weather. This walking tour will start and finish outside the Museum of Free Derry in Glenfada Park in the Bogside.

The Bloody Sunday Story Walking Tour is facilitated by a brother of one of the victims who was killed that day. Some of our guides are also locals who where survivors of the Bloody Sunday massacre. Hear the story from John, one of the co-founders of the Bloody Sunday Justice Campaign where he will put forward his perspective of the historic events of the troubles and how he himself was directly affected.

The tour covers the Civil Rights era, Free Derry Corner, Battle of the Bogside, Bloody Sunday, the Peace Process and the Bogside Murals. This tour begins outside the Museum of free Derry. Visitors can pick the date and times whenever you want to do this walking tour.

Explore Londonderry at your own pace with a self-guided walking tour on your phone. You get a clear map of all 8 stops, simple directions through Google Maps, and short audio stories you can play when you reach each location.

The route covers the historic heart of the city, from the Peace Bridge to Free Derry Corner, passing sites like the Guildhall, the Derry Walls, and the famous Derry Girls Mural.

Start anytime, pause whenever you like, and explore freely. No groups, no schedules. Audio and text available in 7 languages.

Welcome to the historic city of Derry – or Londonderry, depending on who you ask. Ours is a city rich in complex history, and filled with locals who'll invite you to stay and enjoy the craic. This self-guided GPS audio tour takes you on a full circuit of the city's 400-year-old walls. I'll point out many of the famous historical and cultural sights en route and suggest places to return to for longer visits. You may know a bit about the city from the recent comedy series Derry Girls, and we'll visit the popular mural dedicated to the show. But on this tour you'll also hear about: • The city's saint, Saint Columba / Colmcille, who first established his monastery here in 542 AD - • The great Siege of Derry in 1688 and 1689 - • The Troubles, which were a part of life here from 1969 to 1994 - • The city's role in the second world war and the Battle of the Atlantic - • Immigration during the Plantation of Ulster - • Emigration during the Irish Potato Famine, or Great Famine, from 1845 to 1849

Guided tour: A knowledgeable guide will lead you through the Bogside, sharing insights into the city's complex history and the events that shaped it.

Murals: You'll see the iconic murals that make up The People's Gallery, including depictions of civil rights, Bloody Sunday, hunger strikes and the peace mural.

Bloody Sunday: You'll visit the site of the Bloody Sunday massacre, where 14 unarmed civilians were murdered by British Paratroopers in 1972. Your guide will provide context and personal stories about the event.

Historical context: You'll gain a deeper understanding of the conflict, the civil rights movement, and the impact of these events on the people of Derry.

Local perspectives: Your guide will share local stories, experiences, and perspectives, providing a unique and personal insight into the city's history.

The tour will take you through the streets of the Bogside where the events unfolded.

Welcome to Derry and, in particular, the Cityside, as the western half of this historic city is known. On this walking tour, we'll visit several locations in the west side of the city, including an area called the Bogside. Sometimes described as the cockpit of ‘the Troubles'. We'll peruse popular murals like The Petrol Bomber, Bernadette, and the Bloody Sunday collection and, in a politically neutral way, cover some of the other sites that define the area. Fellow tour guide, Mr Terry Brown of Walled City Tours, will join us to share his perspective at some of the locations along the way. You'll also hear stories about: • Saint Columba and how the sacred well was formed - • The murals, monuments and memorials dedicated to the Troubles - • A Victorian-era garden of tranquility in the city centre - • The revival of the ancient languages of the natives and the planters - • Derry pigs and what made them so happy

Take in the sites of this historic city on a self-guided GPS audio walk across the iconic Peace Bridge to Waterside, on the east bank of the River Foyle. We'll hear about the military past of the area around Ebrington Square, and then continue on through the beautiful grounds of Saint Columb's Park. We'll end the tour by making our way to the old railway station through the area of my childhood home in Bonds Street. On this walking tour, you'll see and hear about: • The city's saint, Saint Columba who established his monastery here in 542 AD. • The city's oldest building, Saint Brecan's Church - • The Siege of Derry that took place near Stronge's Orchard in 1688 and 1699 - • The military and naval barracks at Ebrington - • The city's role in the second world war and the Battle of the Atlantic from 1939 to 1945 - • The iconic Peace Bridge - • The working class area of Bonds Street and the churches in the area - • The railways in the city, both old and new - • The modern sculpture of the Peace Tree

Welcome to the historic city of Derry/Londonderry.

This self-guided audio walking tour focuses on pivotal moments in the city's history, including its emergence as a shipbuilding hub, emigration to North America to escape the Irish Potato Famine, and the role of its port during World War II. We'll start the tour near Peace Bridge and walk along the River Foyle to the quayside emigration sculptures, before looping back to our starting point.

Along the way, you'll also see:

• Foyle Marina, which is the base for the Foyle Festival and the biennial Clipper Round the World Yacht Race

• The campus of Magee College, which dates back to 1865

• Shirt factories that shaped modern business

Welcome to the historic city of Derry / Londonderry, and to this walking tour focused on the city's maritime and industrial heritage. We'll ramble along the River Foyle from the Peace Bridge to the Craigavon Bridge, before returning to our starting point with a stroll through the city. You'll see the spot where Scottish settlers left for America and, a little further up the river, the spot where the city's patron saint Columba left for Scotland. Along the way, you'll learn how bridges, railways and shirt factories were built as the city came into the industrial age, the role of the city in World War II, and where divided communities still live on either side of the walls that are now called peace lines. On this tour you'll also see: • HMS Ferret, the port where the WWII naval ships that protected convoys and hunted German U-boats were berthed - • The parts of the city that were industrialised first, including what were the world's largest ship factories in the 1800s - • Some of the city's most important churches - • The iconic “Hands Across the Divide” sculpture on Craigavon Bridge - • The location of the world's first independent department store - • The Masonic Hall, the courthouse and the War Memorial - • The former residences of Mrs Cecil Francis Alexander, a famous 19th century hymn writer, and Phil Coulter, a modern songwriter

Your professional private Chauffeur will meet you at your location, in a stylish comfortable air-conditioned Mercedes Benz E220 (Salon/Sedan). Our priority is that you travel stress-free and in secure conditions. Your Chauffeur is experienced and will ensure that you get to your destination safe and on time.

The vehicle and Chauffeur are fully licensed and insured in accordance with The Irish Government Transport Authority.