The Siege Museum

The Siege Museum is a fascinating site dedicated to the Great Siege of Londonderry of 1689 - a key event in the city's history.

The museum showcases an extensive collection of artifacts ranging from historic items from the siege to contemporary memorabilia, including weapons, uniforms and commemorative trinkets.

The interactive exhibit delves into the history of the 105-day siege, during which 30,000 local Protestants defended the city against the forces of Catholic King James II.

An additional attraction is the Loyalist Order meeting rooms, which shed light on Northern Ireland's cultural heritage.