Very Derry - alphabetic list

Locations

10,001 Santas
Altahullion Windfarm
Ballyowen
Bishop Gate Lower
Bishop Gate Upper
Bogside
Bookworm
Bookworm Closing
Brooke Park
Browning Drive
Butcher Gate Lower
Castle Gate Upper
City Hotel
Craigavon Bridge
Craigavon Bridge: Duke St
Creggan Country Park
Creggan Rath
Derry ex Top of the Hill
Diamond
Ebrington: Officers
Ebrington: Piazza
Ebrington: Residential
Fahan Marina
Ferryquay Gate Outer
Ferryquay Street
Foyle Bridge
Foyle Pontoon
Foyle Valley Railway
Free Derry - Pride
Free Derry Corner
Freederry- Gawa Fusion
Gobnascale
Grianan - Exterior
Grianan - interior
Grianan Dawn
Grianan Walls
Guildhall Riverside
Halloween 08
Killea Countryside
Little Diamond
Magazine Gate Market
Millennium Forum
Ness: Bluebells
Ness: Glen
Newmarket Street
Raytheon 9
Shadowmen 1
Shadowmen 2
Shipquay Gate Upper
Shipquay Street
St Columbs Cathedral
St Columbs from Walls
The Undertones
Tinneys
Umoja Dance
Waterloo Place
Waterside Roundabout

Shipquay Street, Derry     2004-03-20

This picture is interactive - to make it pan - click and drag it: left or right, up or down.
Use the [-] or [+] buttons at the bottom left of the picture to zoom out or in.
Use the link at the bottom of the page to launch the, larger full-screen version.

The VR opens looking down Shipquay Street towards The Guildhall (where Derry City Council meets). The archway at the bottom of the hill is Shipquay Gate one of seven gates through the, still intact, medieval city walls.

As you turn anti-clockwise your view sweeps up the hill (the steepest shopping street in Ireland). Half way up you are looking into Castle Street, at the end of which can be seen Castle Gate another of the gates through the city walls.

At the top of the hill is the central area known as "The Diamond"*. As you complete the rotation you pass the entrance to The Richmond Centre. One of two shopping centres in the inner city. The entrance to the other shopping centre, called Foyleside, is just outside the city walls at Ferryquay Gate*. [The two links marked * lead to VRs that were also taken on the Spring Equinox 2004, others are also available.]

Full-Screen version of this panorama (about 1.5mb)






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