Loved to see free Derry Corner and show my children so they could learn the history of what their family had to live through, very well kept. And very serene and peaceful

Must see in Derry. Powerful and important to understand history.

Did a self guided walk through the Bogside, where The Troubles all began. As a Brit walking through staunch Republican territory, I decided not to pop into the Bogside Inn for a pint! No need for further commentary from me, other than it's important to see & recognise both sides of the story - it's all in the history books. Read them before visiting to get more out of your visit.

An absolute must visit if in Derry (Londonderry). This is a very real part of the city, its history, its current state. There's tributes. There's the artwork. And there's a feel of what this community have felt in the past, present and hopes for their future.

What a great piece of history that shows the struggles and defiance of the local people to the imperial regime that they bravely withstood. Lovely to see the people of Derry showing solidarity with the people of Palestine who's struggles they know keenly

Must see if you are touring in the area. Museum is excellent with guided tours available. A very historic place.

Really emotional. Absolutely vital to visit if you're in Northern Ireland. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Very sad story and I believe must be heard by everyone. We did a Derry tour walk and took approx 1.5h.

The museum is a memorial, is small, but full of a great human history, a tragedy of the years where civil rights were fought. It is meant to be a moment of reflection on the past and an example for the future. If you visit the country make a stop here, it is located in the neighborhood where Bloody Sunday took place. Walk around the houses to admire the murales and then go to see the council chamber where the trial took place in 1998.

I did a walking tour with John McKinney and that was a brilliant tour. I loved my time here

Steeped in history.. Take a walking tour to learn more about the history of the Bogside and the "Battle of the Bogside".. Interesting history definitely worth knowing..

As a 12 year old and living in the south during the troubles, it gave valuable and new perspectives, & the similarities with the #JFS48 in fighting for Civil rights. Ps do the walking tour.

Such an interesting part of Northern Ireland's history.

Derry, Londonderry AND Belfast to see, great pictures for bad history

Definitely a place to visit and absorb the history that surrounds you. A must see on your visit.

Was on my must visit spot after seeing Derry girls on Netflix!! 😉 Its a free standing wall in a traffic verge almost always has good messages and wall art in the buildings around, was a quiet place when we stopped over while in transit through Derry. Must visit if you're in letterkenny it's close by.

I love going here and having our pictures taken every time I visit the city there is a different message its a must when you visit

A must-visit for all who want to learn significant Irish history. It can be very crowded with tourists and school groups so parking can be difficult, but if visiting from out of town it's not a far walk from anywhere in Derry. We visited on our own and found it easy to navigate the murals and history, but the city offers many different tour options for those who'd like a guide. Was quite emotional to read and feel the history in the atmosphere.

Waked the walls in Derry city, and visited the murals, the city is beautiful full of history & character, the locals are lovely people, very friendly. Lovely city for a weekend away ♡

(Translated by Google) It's pretty wildlife (Original) E destul de faună

If you know a little about the history of Free Derry then your visit here will all make sense. If you don't, read up a little to get the best out of it. Maybe go visit the Free Derry museum which is only a short walk away.

Always worth booking a guided tour of the murals.

(Translated by Google) To visit to understand Ireland (Original) A visiter pour comprendre l'Irlande

Impressive to see this area with its history

History it's in there

I was so grateful to be there as I was the only one in my family that was not there in the original march for civil rights for every one and to give the families support 🙏

Something to see while in Derry, historical murals all around.

Visit to remember the 14 inocent people killed by British on 50th anniversary. Very sad 😔 worth visiting museum tour if booked in advance

An Interesting display of murals. The artwork is fantastic. Worth a look.

Did a walking tour of the Derry girls, to see the locations that were used during filming and part of the tour was a bit of a history of Derry city itself . So we happen to stop at the free Derry sign. If you like history it's worth getting a tour that does the history of Derry. But if you ain't interested you can still walk around and see these Murals by yourself. I suppose Free Derry would be iconic Mural that most ppl would know about.

Derry is in my view the best city in Ireland, the people are so friendly and welcoming you can't help but love the people in Derry

This place definitely has an uncomfortable vibe to it, knowing all the acts of violence behind it, but it does manage to be inspiring and captivating at the same time.

Derry free is the place to see

We stay in maldron hotel great spot lovely food an the staff were friendly .and for the lady some great shopping. Beautiful city derry and very friendly people 👍

Amazing murals in the area. Very interesting walk, reading the many plaques on walls which offer a real insight of times in the 70s and 80s.

Only got to drive through but the passion was still strong

A landmark of the resistance of Catholic Irish against British rule. This is part of history and a homage for all those who gave their lives for freedom.

Was very powerfully emotional seeing these places.

It is amazing to be able to see history in such a direct and alive way. Very impressive but beautiful and interesting.

Historical landmark

It gives you a physical sense of self worth when you visit such a culturally flourishing place

Educational

Amazing City Derry .historic friendly.

Evocative memorial that remembers an important time in the city's and Europe's modern history.

Interesting visit with lots of history!

The smell of urine would knock you out. ?

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A must see when in Derry. We found the Bogside area really moving.

(Translated by Google) All beautiful (Original) Tudo lindo

This historic spot has so much and varied significance that any visitor to Derry should come here to contemplate the struggle of the heroic people of this city against the Brits and in solidarity with anti-imperialists everywhere.

A must see in Derry. Very important and historic place. Great to pay respect.

Go get a feel of history and enjoy the murals. Great information stations and in fairness the people real helpful and kind even if your house has tourists like me taking photos morning noon and night

real life history told and displayed on the Walls , with very informed and helpful friendly tourist's guild's with a wealth of local history , learn what made the Doire people what we are to day ,

Saw this from on a day out with my Mum while staying in Omagh, Some History about Derry during Northern Ireland's Troubles and the Free Derry Wall is a Tragic and Poignant past to Londonderry, But for the Catholic Community its simply called Derry. Watch out during July during the Orange Marches as it is a Dangerous time.

MOFD is a must see

An amazing place with history all around

Great art tells history of troubles

(Translated by Google) It was powerful (Original) Bhí sé cumhachtach

A place that you can't miss

Derry, always beautiful.

(Translated by Google) An obligatory stop (Original) Tappa obbligata

Auwsome experience

Cool place.

It's a historical piece of land of resistance and struggle for freedom. It's a must see if you are visiting Northern Ireland. Being from India and we were also freed from oppression such landmarks are always reminds you the struggle and sufferings of the people who gained us the freedom we enjoy. Free derry corner is right in the city and it’s easy to park your car in the nearby.

Derry

A piece of history

A place to come to learn the true story behind the troubkes in Northern Ireland

Brilliant people are so friendly, Great for eating out aswell ?

(Translated by Google) Very emotional visit! (Original) Très émouvante visite !

great view

The Easter Lily was added to Free Derry corner in 2016, to mark the centenary of the 1916 rising, and also to remember all those who have given their lives in pursuit of the establishment of a 32 county democratic socialist Republic. It was constructed by a number of Republican groups ,who came together to mark the event. It was unveiled by long time Republican activist Paddy Browne on behalf of Irish Republican ex prisoners and combatants. Other groups involved in the monuments construction are as follows. IRSP.,RNU.THE 1916 Society's.

Derry, Northern Ireland, is full of history and the Free Derry Corner is part of this. It's a landmark in Bogside neighborhood that basically means you are entering in the nationalist area of Derry. It's a strong experience being in a place had been the scene of territorial and religious conflicts til nowadays.

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Quite exposed (windy) but friendly locals made us smile. Well worth a visit to see this historical place of interest. Lots of murals within walking distance

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(Translated by Google) Lots of history ... beautiful place! (Original) Mucha historia...hermoso lugar!