Derry Londonderry

Walking across the bridge across the river, I came to the old town. A circle of old city walls surround this small old city, and the city walls are very low. This is one of the only cities in Europe that has not been breached. It feels a bit overstated. With a population of just over 80,000, the city is already the second largest city in Northern Ireland after Belfast. Like other cities in the UK, the city is full of old buildings, several church spires are the tallest buildings in the city, the ancient city walls do not need to buy tickets, are free to open, we have dinner in a popular restaurant here before rushing back to Belfast.

London Delhi City, also known as Virgin City, has never been breached and is preserved. After a circle of measurements, the widest part of the city wall is close to 30 meters thick, and the thinst part is also 6-7 meters thick. It is built on a small mountain bag, slope-style, saves materials, and is strong.

I like to come to Londonderry City to play, it is really great, there is a great old city, I like the architecture here, it really feels like walking here, as if returning to the ancient British Empire, the buildings here are mostly ancient and beautiful, it is really great to come here.

Derry, also known as Londonderry, is a city on the Foyle River. It is the second largest city in Northern Ireland. The name Derry is an Englishization of the old Irish name Daire, meaning "oak forest." It is famous for its intact 17th century Delhi walls (with seven doors) within which the spiral St. Columbus Cathedral displays 1688 Delhi-bound handicrafts.

The history museum inside is well worth a visit and is one of the few cities in Europe that have not been breached during the war