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Rich history is all around you in this famous walled city of Derry-Londonderry. Visit award-winning museums, enjoy traditional live music and the home of the famous TV show The Derry Girls.
Approximate flight time:
1 hour 15 minutes (total distance 631 miles)
Airlines that fly direct:
Ryanair
Airport in destination:
City of Derry Airport
Seasons:
High = July - August; Low = December - February
Currency:
Euro (€)
Arriving at City of Derry Airport
There is a taxi rank located immediately in front of the airport terminal with taxis available for private hire. Typically, a fare from the airport to Derry City Centre is £11.00 and takes approximately 20mins (prices can vary, depending on exact destination, so please check prior to entering the taxi)
Derry-Londonderry train station is located at Duke Street in the Waterside area of the city and it is served daily by the Belfast to Derry service.
Plus there are various scheduled bus services to and from the airport to the main Bus Depot on Foyle Street in the City centre.
What to expect in Derry-Londonderry
This city is wrapped in history and it’s clear to see everywhere you look.
Walking along the intact City walls are amongst the top things to do whilst here, as well stopping by the local award-winning museums. The city is home to the famous TV programme the Derry Girls and the Derry Girls Experience is available to visit. Fans can discover where it all began and see close up original memorabilia from the hit show.
It's also the perfect spot for exploring the Wild Atlantic Way and the Causeway Coastal Route.
Culture in Derry-Londonderry
Known as a ‘festival city’, here you’ll find lots to keep you entertained - everything from theatre shows, cultural weekends, traditional live Irish music, lively bars and restaurants.
Try your talents at Stand Up Paddle boarding, one of several water sports available to do whilst in Derry–Londonderry.
Don’t miss the Museum of Free Derry - a public space where you'll find interpretations and concepts of the city in both historic and contemporary contexts.