Londonderry (New Hampshire)

Town in Rockingham County, New Hampshire, United States of America

Londonderry is a large town in New Hampshire known for its apple orchards.

Get in

By car

Londonderry is accessible from exit's 4 and 5 on Interstate 93. State Route 102 is the only notable east to west route running from Route 101 near Epping to Route 111 in Hudson.

By bus

The Boston Express bus runs from stops at Exit 4 and Exit 5 in Londonderry to Boston's South Station and Logan International Airport.

By plane

MHT is a quieter alternative to Logan Airport

Substantial portions of the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT) are in Londonderry, but there is no public transit from the airport to the rest of the town. Boston's Logan International Airport (BOS) is less than an hour south by car in light traffic.

Get around

There is essentially no public transit within the town, and as destinations are spaced out, people almost always get around by driving.

See

Londonderry Historical Society
Mack's Apples is a local landmark
The town common hosts occasional events or performances
Londonderry Presbyterian Church

Do

Buy

Eat

Drink

  • Two Cousins Sports Bar and Grille, 20 Rockingham Rd, ☏ +1 603 434-0166. 

Sleep

Go next

Routes through Londonderry
Concord ← Manchester ←  N  S  → Salem → Boston
Wolfeboro ← Manchester ←  N  S  → Derry → Lawrence


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