I highly recommend to everyone visiting Derry to stop by this museum, as it is really worth a visit. Also, we did a Derry Tour with John, who is the BEST guide ever. He explained us all about the Troubles, the opression of the Irish people and everything about this difficult conflict in such an undersatndable way. He lived the conflict and knows everything about the Troubles and Derry, and kindly answered all of our questions. Thank you! We will definitely come back to Derry!!

As a student currently studying the conflict in Northern Ireland, I just had to come to Free Derry. Walking in the footsteps of the Civil Rights demonstrators was a moving experience. The museum curates the history and the artefacts associated with this bloody and defining chapter of Northern Irish history. I was expecting the experience to be highly one-sided, but the museum's portrayal of events was balanced - I was impressed by that.

The amount of detailed information and care into displaying them shows just how much dedication has been put into making the museum an informative, moving, and inspiring experience. It is definetly worth the fee - my bookworm self was very happy to see there were books to sell, too. In at all, a must go for all of us interested (and to those who ought to be!) in justice and civil rights movements worldwide.

Having grown up in the UK during the troubles I had little notion of what really happened in Northern Ireland. This museum opened my eyes to the brutality of what unfolded for the people of Derry and the strength and courage of the families affected The exhibits are well curated and the interactive media is powerful and moving. It is a highly emotional experience but absolutely worth it. The staff are friendly and welcoming and on hand to offer help if needed. An excellent and thought provoking experience.

Absolutely brilliant, one of the highlights of our trip and a must-see during any visit to Derry. It was exceptionally powerful and moving, beautifully curated with a mix of historical artifacts and multimedia. The staff we met were warm, welcoming, and extremely knowledgeable.

The history of the Civil Rights activities and the context of “The Troubles” in the North of Ireland (including “Bloody Sunday”) are presented beautifully in this memorial exhibit. Obtaining Peace is a process. As an important aspect of The Good Friday Agreement is recognizing each individual’s right to identity & each perspective’s validity, this Museum serves as an authentic representation of the Irish Catholic/Nationalist struggle in Derry. Paired with a guided tour by a local taxi driver brings the experience to life! So much has happened in the 51 years since Bloody Sunday & the 25 years since The Good Friday Agreement that needs to be remembered, honored, respected & never forgotten.

The museum is an extremely well thought out collection of artefacts, audio and film, all designed to explain what happened during the struggle for civil rights in Derry and on Bloody Sunday in particular. It tries to be as objective as possible and certainly succeeds. The staff are all friendly and helpful, especially the man who talked to us before we went into the museum itself. Derry is a really interesting city to visit and the museum is outstanding and shouldn't be missed.

A really beautifully thought-out museum, deeply moving and thought provoking, we as a family learnt so much. I really felt I had to read everything on every exhibit, as I didn't want to miss anything. Great balance between telling the story and allowing you to form your own impression through the power of the exhibits and videos. Well worth a visit for anyone who wants to better understand the history of the city and country.

Museum is very well done as it walks you through the history of Derry and the events that produced Bloody Sunday. Well worth making time to visit if you want to learn about Bloody Sunday and the impact it has on present day Derry. A true treasure for the city of Derry

The Museum of Free Derry is in Bogside in the city of Derry Northern Ireland. The politics of Ireland, and in particular Northern Ireland, are very complex. The museum will give you an insight into the politics and major events in Derry over the past 100 years or so. It is from the Republican point of view, but you will get a good understanding of events in ‘The Troubles’. It costs 10 pounds to enter and is well worth the visit.