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  the walled city
  GATEWAY TO THE NORTH WEST

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Gateway to the North West

City Hotel, L/Derry ****

028 7136 5800

Located on the river edge, beside the Guild Hall and only a few steps for the City Walls in the centre of the city.

Number of Guestrooms Lift Restaurant Bar Fitness Suite Sauna Swimming Pool
Ensuite Television Mini Bar Tea & Coffee Minibar Hairdryer
Trouser Press Iron        
             

 

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  www.derryvisitor.com

 
PRICE INCLUDES
 

• 4 star hotel

• Dinner, bed & breakfast

• Tours of Antrim Coast and Innishowen Peninsula

• Guided tour of Derry Walls

• Visits to Tower Museum; Bushmills Distillery; Giant’s Causeway

• Cruise on River Foyle

   

 
PRICE EXCLUDES
 

• Single room supplement £30

• Obligatory holiday insurance

The only completely walled city in the British Isles stands at the gateway to the North-West, on the banks of the Foyle. It has seen many changes through its 1,450 year history, not least in its name - Derry, Londonderry, Maiden City and even ‘Stroke City’.

Today it exhibits great civic pride in both its colourful past and vibrant present - a marvellous place to visit in itself and the ideal base from which to explore the north coast from the Giant’s Causeway to the Inishowen Peninsula.

 
Day 1 Sunday

We leave Belfast at 10.00am and drive north through Coleraine, past Mussenden Temple and Benone beach to Magilligan Point, at the narrowest part of the Foyle Estuary.

We take the ferry to Greencastle and the Inishowen Peninsula in Donegal, where we spend the afternoon before checking into our hotel in the centre of the walled city, on the banks of the Foyle.

Hotel:

City Hotel, L’Derry
**** (2 nights)


Day 2 - Monday

Our local guide joins us this morning after breakfast and shows us around the historic walls, ending up in the Tower Museum.

In the afternoon we enjoy another view of the city, from the water on a Foyle Cruise. Any time left is free to explore or to try some retail therapy in the fine range of shops.



 
Day 3 - Tuesday

We leave our city centre hotel after breakfast and take the newer of the two bridges, giving us an excellent farewell view of the river and the city. Our first call today is Bushmills Distillery, and in the afternoon we visit the Giant’s Causeway - arguably Ireland’s two best know attractions, only two miles apart.

The final leg of this eventful short break brings us through Ballycastle, overlooking Rathlin where, on a clear day we can see the Scottish coast. We take the Antrim Coast Road through Cushendall, Carnlough and Glenarm, returning to Belfast by 6.00pm.

 

DEPART
Europa Buscentre 10.00
RETURN
Europa Buscentre 18.00
DAYS
PRICE
2007
Sun 30th Sep
Tue 2nd Oct
3
£159
 

         
2008
Sun 6th Apr
Tue 8th Apr
3
£159