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River Foyle N Key to the map map a accommodation locator map b Quaywest Wine b Bar & Restaurant Visitor Information Pedestrian Access to Walls Hotel Horse Riding Destination Delicious on map B book accommodation online @ visitderry.com Pedestrianised Areas Wheelchair Access to Walls Foyle Guesthouse {GH} Left Luggage LICENSED RESTAURANTS BRING YOUR OWN BOTTLE Academy Rd Marina HOTELS SELF-CATERING Mural Areas b 01 68 Clooney-White Horse .......t: (028) 7186 0606 32 Cedar A Taste of Lebanon .....t: (028) 7137 3868 Boating Club Lane Cycle Hire Accommodation Bookings 02 Arbutus at The Forum ............t: (028) 7137 2492 Bed and Breakfast {B&B} Derry~Londonderry Derry~Londonderry Railway Line b 03 Ardmore-Beech Hill........ .......t: (028) 7134 9279 LIGHT SNACKS/FAST FOOD 20 Greenway 33 Guapo Fresh Mexican ............t: (028) 7136 5585 01 Beech Hill Country 31 Abercorn House ..............m: 078 7191 0287 Self Catering {SC} Translink Ticket Agent 04 Badgers.....................................t: (028) 7136 3306 Post Office 34 McDonald's......................... ......t: (028) 7137 7800 House Hotel ........................ t: (028) 7134 9279 32 Clarendon Apartment ....t: (028) 7126 2184 Taxi Rank 05 Bishop’s Gate-Wig & Gown ...t: (028) 7114 0300 02 The Belfray Country Inn .... t: (028) 7130 1480 33 Derry Farm Cottages .....t: (028) 7130 1214 06 Brickwork........................... ......t: (028) 7137 2888 35 Supermacs ...............................t: (028) 7137 4471 Car Park Hostel {H} Bureau de Change 03 Best Western Plus 34 Drumcorn Farm Cottage t: (028) 7184 1200 To Moville, 07 Browns Bonds Hill ..................t: (028) 7134 5180 Public Toilet PUB GRUB White Horse Hotel ............. t: (028) 7186 0606 35 Erin Cottage ....................m: 077 3988 4964 map a North West Buncrana 08 Browns in Town.......................t: (028) 7136 2889 Art Gallery Gift Shop 36 7Twenty. ...................................t: (028) 7136 6532 04 Bishop’s Gate ...................... t: (028) 7114 0300 36 Fine Days Cottage ...........t: (028) 7778 1941 Regional College Guest Accommodation {GA} b 09 Da Vinci’s Grill Room...... ........t: (028) 7127 9111 92 Cycle Way 37 The Bentley Bar.......................t: (028) 7137 1665 05 City Hotel ............................. t: (028) 7136 5800 37 Gatelodge Cottage ..........t: (028) 7126 2944 Police Language School 10 The Exchange..................... .....t: (028) 7127 3990 38 Blackbird ..................................t: (028) 7136 2111 06 Da Vinci’s Hotel .................. t: (028) 7127 9111 38 Hogg & Mitchell’s ...........t: (028) 7126 2200 Station 11 Fitzroy's.............................. ......t: (028) 7126 6211 39 Dungloe Bar.. ...........................t: (028) 7126 7716 07 Derry City Travelodge ........t: 0870 1911 7330 39 Longlevens......................t: (028) 7130 1762 Asylum Rd St. Columb’s 12 Grain and Grill - Maldron ......t: (028) 7137 1000 40 The Gate Bistro....... ..................t: (028) 71364330 08 Everglades Hotel.............. t: (028) 7132 1066 40 Marlborough House .......m: 078 0585 9872 Northland Rd b 13 The Grill - Everglades 09 Maldron Hotel Derry...... ... t: (028) 7137 1000 41 Rio Grande Apts ..............t: (028) 7778 1210 ............t: (028) 7132 1066 A2 N Park 41 The Grand Central Bar....... ....t: (028) 7141 8920 Christ 14 La Sosta Ristorante ................t: (028) 7137 4817 42 Granny Annies .........................t: (028) 7187 8347 10 Shipquay Hotel ................... t: (028) 7126 7266 Co. Londonderry Church H St Brecan’s 15 Mama Masala..................... .....t: (028) 7127 9034 43 Guildhall Taphouse.................t: (028) 7136 4888 11 Waterfoot Hotel.................. t: (028) 7134 5500 Drenagh ............................. t: (028) 7772 2649 C.O.I. 15 Church 16 Mandarin Palace................ .....t: (028) 7137 3656 44 The Ritz Bar........................ ......t: (028) 7134 2421 Co. Londonderry Co. Donegal 17 Nonna's Pizzas................... .....t: (028) 7131 3400 Roe Park Resort ................ t: (028) 7772 2222 Cecil’s Cottage ...........m: +353 (0)86 8599995 SC Walsh's Hotel .................... t: (028) 7954 9100 White Strand Beach b 18 Pitcher’s........................... .........t: (028) 7135 8811 LICENSED PREMISES 33 Co. Antrim House Cottage ............m: +353 (0)86 8599995 16 St Columba 19 Primrose ...................................t: (028) 7137 3744 45 Bogside Inn ...............................t: (028) 7128 1858 Cla 46 Electric Annies.........................t: (028) 7127 1738 Portrush Atlantic Hotel......t: (028) 7082 6100 Co. Tyrone rendon St Sculpture 20 Quaywest ..................................t: (028) 7137 0977 Co. Donegal Governor's Lodge .............. t: (028) 8166 1683 Princes St 21 55 21 Saffron.......................................t: (028) 7126 0532 47 The Park Bar. ...........................t: (028) 7126 4674 Brooke 53 48 Peadar O'Donnell's............ .....t: (028) 7126 7295 An Grianán Hotel ..........t: +353 (0)74 9368900 22 The Shipquay Restaurant ......t: (028) 7126 7266 Foyle Arena 49 Rocking Chair...........................t: (028) 7128 1200 Inishowen Gateway ......t: +353 (0)74 9361144 Queens Quay St. Columb’s 23 Silver Street .............................t: (028) 7137 1965 Lake of Shadows ..........t: +353 (0)74 9361005 GUEST Park Queen St 50 Sandinos............................. ......t: (028) 7130 9297 Park House ’s Road 24 Soda and Starch ......................t: (028) 7137 1635 51 Tinney's. ....................................t: (028) 7136 2091 Lough Eske Castle, ACCOMMODATION 19 St. Columb 25 The Sooty Olive ........................t: (028) 7134 6040 52 Tracy's............................... ........t: (028) 7126 9700 A Solis Hotel & Spa ......t: +353 (0)74 9725100 47 B&B Cinema 26 Spaghetti Junction ..................t: (028) 7141 4242 McGrory's of Culdaff ....t: +353 (0)74 9379104 Derry~Londonderry 27 Thompson’s-City Hotel ..........t: (028) 7136 5800 CAFÉ/COFFEE SHOPS Silver Tassie 42 Chamberlain House ......m: 079 8982 5690 Void Patrick St Road Strand b 28 Timberquay ..............................t: (028) 7137 0020 53 Café in the Park .......................t: (028) 7134 3080 Hotel & Spa ...................t: +353 (0)74 9125619 43 Chamberlain Too ...........m: 079 8982 5690 Gr B&B H eat James St 62 Quayside 29 Walled City Brewery ..............t: (028) 7134 3336 54 Doherty's Bakery ....................t: (028) 7126 9376 Waterfront Hotel ..........t: +353 (0)74 9522444 Shopping 30 Warehouse No1.................. .....t: (028) 7126 4798 55 Fiorentini's.... ...........................t: (028) 7126 0653 Francis St Centre 51 b 31 Waterfoot Restaurant..... .......t: (028) 7134 5500 b 56 The Green Cat Bakery ............t: (028) 7181 4559 57 The Guild............................. ......t: (028) 7136 0505 HOSTELS Pedestrian GUESTHOUSES GA NW Travelodge CO. LONDONDERRY b 58 The Lazy Gardener .................t: (028) 7186 0191 Hotel Access Point Derry~Londonderry Cultúrlann Busways A2 Oakleaf Restaurant................ ......t: (028) 7964 5855 b 59 The Limeleaf Café ...................t: (028) 7126 2509 Derry~Londonderry 44 Derry Hostel ................ t: (028) 7187 9798 Uí Chanáin The Ponderosa....................... .......t: (028) 7774 1987 60 The Pickled Duck ....................t: (028) 7126 6110 C St Eugene’s City b 61 Primrose on The Quay.... .......t: (028) 7136 5511 12 Iona Inn ......................... t: (028) 7134 3529 45 Hostel Connect ............. t: (028) 7137 2101 reggan St.Cathedral Quayside Browning Drive Co. Londonderry 46 St Columb's Pk House .. t: (028) 7134 3080 NW Hotel Joseph Locke CO. TYRONE 62 Quays Bistro & Grill ................t: (028) 7137 3661 Car Park 63 The Sandwich Co................ .....t: (028) 7137 2500 Ardtara Country House ..... t: (028) 7964 4490 Co. Londonderry William St Academy 41 27 Monument Restaurant 1861 ...........................t: (028) 8165 9880 Carrowmena Hostel Roundabout SC / Glamping Site ................. t: (028) 7776 3431 International Co. Donegal Golden Teapot To Eglinton, Theatres Co.Londonderry 08 (Fallers) Sailor Sculpture City of Derry Airport & BED & BREAKFASTS Tullyarvan Mill Hostel .t: +353 (0)74 9361613 Sackvill Connect2 Greenway Millennium Forum ............ t: (028) 7126 4455 Carrowmena Activity Ctr. t: (028) 7776 3431 W e S Ebrington d illiam St t Causeway Coastal Route The Playhouse ................... t: (028) 7126 8027 FoyleHov Activity Centre .. t: (028) 7772 2235 n Harbour Derry~Londonderry o City Strabane The Jungle NI................... t: (028) 8674 8881 Swimming Square Peace Bridge 13 2 Drummond .................m: 073 4038 3534 m Alley Theatre ..................... t: (028) 7138 4444 a Baths 14 Abbey ............................ t: (028) 7127 9000 UNIVERSITY i 29 10 Cycle Hire 15 Amore. .......................... t: (028) 7121 9213 D Guildhall Limavady Road ACCOMMODATION Other Arts/Performance Venues Claudy Cycles at Derry VIC .. t: (028) 7133 8128 e 16 Ashgrove Villa ............. t: (028) 7127 9550 l Ebrington Ebrington Cultúrlann Uí Chanáin..... t: (028) 7126 4132 t Harbour ........................................../t: (028) 7126 7284 17 Banks of the Faughan .. t: (028) 7186 0242 Derry~Londonderry t Presbyterian i House Squa re errace St Columb’s Hall.............. t: (028) 7126 6676 T 18 Bridge ........................... t: (028) 7130 9151 L Church Duncreggan Abbey St W Studio 2............................. t: (028) 7135 8750 Entertainment aterloo Place 19 Cathedral View ..............m: 077 3943 0902 47 Student Village ............
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