The staff were helpful in letting me know what was on at The Tower Museum while I was there. There is a lot to see at this museum; in particular, there's an absolute wealth of information on the history of Derry here, both recent & ancient. I had limited time to spare so only touched the surface of the Derry history exhibition. My main reason for the visit was the Derry Girls exhibition; I loved this! It put a smile on my face seeing props & costumes & seeing snippets of the tv series as I wandered around. Would recommend to any Derry Girls fans.

Excellent museum. We didn’t really know what to expect but really enjoyed our visit. The museum explores the history of Derry, the discovery of the shipwreck, good view from level 5 and had an excellent Derry Girl exhibition. We also thought good value, it was £10 for the 3 of us.

Wonderful museum near the visit Derry centre. Very informative and of course the Derry girls experience. Lots of short videos explaining the complicated history of the city. Extremely friendly staff. Also reasonably priced. 100% worth every penny!

For only 4 GBP for an adult ticket, I learnt all about the entire comprehensive history of Derry. The museum is very well and clearly laid out in a way that makes it very easy for the visitor to follow the earmarked trail. The staff are very professional, polite and friendly as well as always being willing to help.

What a fascinating place just across from the Guild Hall. We saw three fabulous exhibitions for the princely sum of £2.40 each. The first exhibition, the tv comedy Derry Girls - which has taken the world by storm - and even had Ms Chelsea Clinton in a cameo role. And the line 'Protestants don't like Abba' that made me laugh aloud. Oh I've never met anybody who doesn't like ABBA. Exhibition 2 The history of Derry from Stone Age about 10,000 years ago to date including a documentary film. Exhibition 3 An Armada shipwreck with cannon and weapons recovered from the wreckage. It's a few hours to do the exhibitions seriously and the staff like all the citizens of this scarred city of survivors are so damn friendly and genuinely warm. Of course I recommend it like I recommend staying in this city for at least 3 nights.

Very friendly, helpful staff. Giving good guide to the exhibitions. Contained multiple shows very detailed, good variety with interactive and serious very cool. Well worth a visit, very good value, well laid out.

The Tower Museum is a must for Derry Girls fans. I went with my grandson granddaughter and daughter. We were greeted by the lovely Carmel. She took so much time to interact with the children. She’s just brilliant and made the visit so worthwhile. Not forgetting Amanda who told us about future events. What a beautiful city with great vibes. We will definitely be back. Thankyou

I wanted to see the Derry Girls exhibition so we went to the museum. The lady on the desk (sorry, I can't remember her name) was lovely. She was so knowledgeable about the museum, the area and places to visit. There is a lot in the museum about the Spanish Armada and the local connections. That was quite unexpected but very interesting. It was a great, interactive experience and would be perfect for families. The Derry Girls exhibit was brilliant. Fans will love it - there are costumes, props and other bits and pieces from the show. I really enjoyed it and am glad that we took time to see it.

Went here yesterday. Temporary Derry Girls display called me in , I’m not one for museums but I enjoyed this . £4 was well spent. The museum managed to depict fairly the struggles of each side of the divide . My partner really into history and he enjoyed it too . I could recommend it ….didn’t spend so much time on the Spanish Armada as we wanted to do the other museum in Londonderry.

As city stories go, I doubt you'd find a better cultural telling in Britain and Ireland than at this brilliant museum. In a series of period sets, the curators manage to convey key history and heritage with a passion for place, and in very engaging chunks. Every room is a class room and I'll be back to learn more soon.