Bloody Sunday Remembered: Private Walking Tour of Derry
Embark on a private walking tour through the heart of Derry, as you delve into the history of Bloody Sunday. Enjoy sightseeing and storytelling while in the company of a professional local guide. Discover some of the essential events and heritage of Derry, becoming familiar with Derry’s history, heritage and culture. Begin at Free Derry Corner, a symbol of civil rights and resistance, then pay your respects at the solemn Bloody Sunday Monument, all while exploring the powerful and poignant murals created by The Bogside Artists. This tour offers a profound insight into the city’s past, commemorating a pivotal moment in its history. Discover the city’s hardships from the past, learn about key events that shaped its development.
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Free Derry Corner
Free Derry Corner is an iconic mural and landmark located in the Bogside area of Derry, Northern Ireland. It symbolizes the neighborhood's historical struggle for civil rights, political change, and resistance against British rule, serving as a powerful visual testament to the city's turbulent past.
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Bloody Sunday Monument
The Bloody Sunday Monument in Derry, Northern Ireland, stands as a solemn memorial dedicated to the victims of the Bloody Sunday massacre that took place on January 30, 1972. The monument serves as a poignant reminder of the tragic event, honoring those who lost their lives during a civil rights protest and commemorating a significant chapter in the city's history.
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The Bogside Artists
The Bogside Artists are a celebrated group of muralists hailing from Derry. Known for their powerful and politically charged murals, their artwork serves as a poignant and thought-provoking visual narrative of the Bogside community's history and struggles, particularly during The Troubles, garnering international recognition for its social and political commentary.