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Hotels in Londonderry
Steeped in history and brimming with culture, Londonderry, or Derry as it's often called, is a fascinating city break destination. With ancient walls that encase a colourful city heart and the ever-echoing whispers of a rich past, Derry simply compels exploration. Across its lively streets, hotels range from stately Georgian townhouses to budget-friendly B&Bs, offering something for every type of traveller.
Whether you're immersing yourself in its intriguing history, gallivanting with the family or embarking on a romantic retreat, there's a place for everyone to rest their weary heads. From lavish luxury stays with majestic river views to modest lodgings close to vibrant local life, find your ideal accommodation with Lycafly.
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Situated on the western bank of Northern Ireland's picturesque River Foyle, Londonderry is the second largest city in the region and home to an amiable congregation of around 83,000 souls. Recognised as the inaugural UK City of Culture in 2013, it harbours an atmosphere enlivened with the arts. Known locally as Derry, the name echoes the city’s Celtic roots, translating to 'oak-grove/oak-wood'.
Constructed between 1613 and 1619, the city's robust walls encapsulate it as the only fully walled city in Ireland, presenting a beacon of remarkable architectural preservation. Derry's complex past is woven into the very fabric of the city, from its role during the Tudor conquest of Ireland to the infamous Siege of Derry in the late 17th century, further enriching its cultural tapestry.
When to visit Londonderry
Find your ideal month to visit the formidable city of Londonderry (Derry). For family trips, May and September offer pleasant weather whilst keeping crowds to a minimum. If your spirits aren't easily dampened by rain and you prefer warmer climes, the city shines in the summer months of June, July and August.
Despite December being the coldest with the harshest morning temperatures, Derry's cosy taverns, historic attractions and festive charm could make this a delightful time to experience the real Irish hospitality. Be prepared for showers in November, creating pockets of magic as rain-soaked cobbles glisten under street lamps. No matter the season, Londonderry’s allure is in its intriguing tale held within its walls, just waiting to be explored.
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