Discover Derry & Donegal

Attractions

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  Visit Glenveagh National Park & Gardens

  Glenveagh National Park lies in the heart of the Derryveagh Mountains in the north-west of Co. Donegal. It is a remote and hauntingly beautiful wilderness of rugged mountains and pristine lakes. The Park, over 14,000 acres in extent consists of three areas. Glenveagh is the haunt of many rare and interesting plants and animals and is famous for it’s fine herd of red deer.

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  Visit Tower Museum

  The Tower Museum is located within the City’s historic walls and has won four major awards since its opening in October 1992.The Tower Museum houses two permanent exhibitions: "The Story of Derry" & "An Armada Shipwreck Both exhibitions use a range of display and interactive techniques to present their stories. It is the only museum in the city to provide the history of the city from its geological formation to present day.

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  Walking Tours

  So much to enjoy in and around the Walled City & Donegal, sightseers won't find it hard to discover why many visitors relish the opportunity to brave the elements as touring around Derry and Donegal is a multi-layered experience that takes in all periods of its tumultuous history and its vibrant present as well as many diverse landscapes and terrains.

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  Sliabh Liag Boat Trips on The Nualastar, Teelin

  Sliabh a'liag dominates the lower half of the Glen river valley. Geologists tell us that the Sliabh Liag - pronounced "Slieve League" cliff rocks were laid down on the bottom of a long vanished ocean half a billion years ago.Sliabh Liag /Slieve League sea cliffs are the highest cliffs in Europe at 900ft (300m). The highest point on the Sliabh a Liag cliffs is where the Ordinance survey cement triangle point marks it at 1,972 ft or 600 metres. There is an incredibly beautiful walk from Bunglass to Malinbeg near Glencolmcille. Sightseeing boat trips along the Slieve League cliffs with Nuala Star Teelin are available.

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  Shopping

  Wall to Wall shopping in the city centre of Derry brings High Street names with local boutiques. You will enjoy the meandering streets with hidden gems of jewellery, clothing, crafts and antique shops for a gift for that special someone or just a treat for yourself!  And Donegal is known for its craft and special design shops.

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  Golf/Links

  The dramatic County Donegal landscape ensures a memorable days golfing with many courses situated on the coast and offering breathtaking views of sea, mountains and rugged countryside. Championship Courses, 18 Hole Courses and Links - there is something to suit golfers of all ages and abilities. So whether you enjoy a serious round of golf or are a relative novice, there are over twelve golf courses within the region.

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  Boat Trip on the Foyle

  A trip along the River Foyle onboard the Toucan One Cruise ship shows the maritime and natural history of the city at its best. The boat has a fully licensed bar with light refreshments also available. Centrally heated lounge, seats 84, with additional seats also available in bar and upper deck.

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  Events

  Stay awhile and beat the blues with the best of music, culture, family events and pure entertainment. Check out some of the region’s unique events.

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