Historical Landmark in Londonderry

Cumber House is a historical landmark in Londonderry, Co. Derry. It features a demesne with a late-18th-century house, an 1834 conservatory, a walled garden, and a gate lodge. The site is located one mile south of Claudy.

Londonderry, Co. Derry is home to Bishop's Gate, a historical landmark. The Derry Walls are the largest ancient monument in state care in Northern Ireland, featuring the longest complete circuit of ramparts among Ireland's walled towns. The Friends of the Derry Walls promote the heritage of this site, which is of national and international significance. Visitors can explore the ramparts and dry moat, and learn about the structure and history of the city walls. The organisation also hosts events and offers a membership programme.

A Historical Landmark, The Derry Walls in Londonderry, Co. Derry, are the largest ancient monument in state care in Northern Ireland. They have the longest, complete circuit of ramparts of any remaining walled town in Ireland. The Friends of the Derry Walls promote the heritage of this ancient monument and engage the public with its history and structure.