Northern Ireland counties-Derry City and Strabane

Built in 1890, this red brick, Beaux Arts town hall contains a pipe organ, clock tower and museum; the titular council holds its meetings here

White gable wall located within the Bogside area of Derry; it is regularly used to display political slogans and artwork

Massacre committed in April 1972 by the British Army in the Bogside

Protestant fraternity founded in 1814 in honour of those who fought in the 1689 Siege of Derry

Broadcasting and telecommunications tower that, at 305 metres in height, is the tallest structure in the whole of Ireland

Singer and broadcaster on BBC Radio Ulster, nicknamed 'Uncle Hugo' and 'The Wee Man from Strabane'

Elegant white pedestrian suspension bridge crossing the river Foyle, connecting the west and east sides of Derry

Village near the border that in 2010 recorded a temperature of -18.7 C, the coldest temperature ever recorded in Northern Ireland

Unusually for Ireland, this sport is particularly popular in the region south of Strabane

Tree-lined planned former industrial village built by the Herdman family in 1835; it housed a large linen mill

Tranquil, picturesque forest containing rapids, mixed woodlands, a nature reserve and a 30 metre high waterfall

Georgian country estate that is the ancestral home of the Duke of Abercorn(hint: shares its name with a London suburb)

Printer who produced many of the first copies of the United States Declaration of Independence

American aviator who landed in a field outside Culmore after completing her Transatlantic solo flight in 1932; there is a museum dedicated to her achievement in the town

In 2024, this woman was elected as the first black mayor of any Northern Irish town or city

The city was given this title in 2013