So what can you expect to see on your journey? 

The route has 7 stops:

• Derry Visitor and Convention Bureau – before you set off on your Derry adventure, you will have the opportunity to get more information about the city’s past.

• The Diamond – this picturesque square in the heart of Derry is home to The Diamond War Memorial, erected in 1927 to remember the citizens of the city who lost their lives in military service during World War 1. 

• The Guildhall – a stunning neo – gothic style building with Tudor overtones. Erected in 1887, it is home to beautiful stained glass windows and deemed as one of the most striking buildings in north west Ireland

• The Bogside – home to the famous political murals of the Bogside Artists. Delve into the work of these artists who depicted the history of Northern Ireland’s conflict. 

• The Waterside – visit the banks of the River Foyle that runs through the city

• Nelson Drive Murals – see these fascinating murals, completed during the time of conflict in Northern Ireland

• Scenic River Walk – stretch your legs and relax while taking in the breath-taking views surrounding the town of Derry. 

Click here for the City Sightseeing Derry route map

Tour times

First tour departs every day at 10am. Then tours depart every 30-60 minutes.

The last tour starts at 4pm.

Tours depart from the Tourist Information Centre (44 Foyle Street, Derry, BT48 6AT) but you can join the tour from any stop along the route.

Tour runs from 25 March to December inclusive, excluding 25 December

A full tour on the bus takes 60 minutes.

Commentary is also available in English, Spanish, French, German and Italian.