Derry

　　    Derry is also known as "Londonderry" and is located in the Derry District in the northwest of Northern Ireland, very close to the border of the Republic of Ireland. The city is the second largest in Northern Ireland and the fourth largest on the island of Ireland. It is nicknamed the "Maiden City" because its walls were never breached during the siege in 1690.

　　    Derry is a historic city with a modern appearance and is one of the few cities in Europe whose walls have never been conquered. The old town, surrounded by walls, is located on the west bank of the River Foyle, while today's city spans both sides of the river. Though not a large city, it is delightful to discover numerous attractions within its ancient walls, making the trip full of surprises. It is a city renowned for its architecture, featuring works in the Georgian, Victorian, and Edwardian styles. St. Columb’s Cathedral is the most famous building, with its tall spire being the most prominent feature of the city skyline. St. Eugene’s Cathedral is also worth a visit.

　　    Derry Reason to visit: The second largest city in Northern Ireland Continent where the attraction is located: Europe【Europe】 Country/Region where the attraction is located: Britain[Britain] Province/State where the attraction is located: Derry District [Derry City Council] City where the attraction is located: Derry [Derry]