Unforgettable Titanic Belfast: Explore Legend & Legacy

Lots of history shown about Titanic and learnt some interesting facts about the ship etc Would have been better if there were more video /films that you could sit and watch

I would recommend the Titanic musuem, it's interesting, interactive, immersive, we went on a busy school holiday but really enjoyed our day there.

Well worth a visit, interesting and informative however we went in school holidays and it was far too busy. There's nothing to interest smaller kids and we found we had to rush round with the crowd instead of taking our time. It was a very touching experience

Glad we did it, it was good to learn a bit of the history of shipbuilding in Belfast, plus how they built the ships. The ride was worth the 10 minute wait, quite sad reading the personal stories of the passengers that didn't survive. It did get quite overcrowded, which did spoil it a bit.

So I was so excited to be coming here and had been really looking forward to the trip. This experience is timed ticketed entry and we had pre booked, on busy days they will not let you enter any earlier than your timed slot. S S nomadic is included and you can look at that before or after we chose before as we were a little early, this was great and really enjoyable and deffo recommend. We may have been unlucky but the experience felt very overcrowded when we were there and I missed many things due to how busy it was. The ride alone at the start was a 25 min wait which we waited for and was good. The rest of the experience I didn’t enjoy due to how busy it was.

Far too busy, hardly got to read anything as couldn't get in front of people. Such a shame because the information and place were great

Make sure you give yourself time, to good to rush as there is so much to see and read , sad in parts

Leila was absolutely amazing on the Discovery Tour! Very knowledgeable lady and clearly very passionate about the ships and the nautical heritage of the city. Me and my partner loved every minute, and she was very kind to stop and answer any questions we had at the end. As for the museum gallery, that is also well worth a visit! Full of information about the Titanic, from its construction right up to the sinking. Lots of interactive elements to the displays too, meaning it’s good for kids. An incredible experience overall and the clear highlight of our trip to Belfast!

We loved learning more about the ship and Belfast's shipbuilding. Great history lesson and understanding the community behind the ship. You should plan over two hours to see everything.

What an absolutely phenomenal place this is. I highly recommend taking the full tour. You are met with a extremely knowledgeable tour guide (Layla) who takes you deep into the history of this shipyard and tells the stories normally forgotten by history in a constructed and concise way. I have had an interest in the Titanic for 35 years and honestly, and I know stuff, I was learning. You also get to go on, yes on the Nomadic which is the only WSL vessel in the world all faithfully restored to the highest standard. And there's the Titanic Hotel.. we unexpectedly got upgraded into the Titanic suite, equipped with original large scale hand drawn plans of the big three and consisted of a large, well the largest hotel room I have been in to date, and then there's the bar.. WOW FACTOR. Only a few rooms away from this beautifully restored original drawing room which is now a superb venue is the offices where the royalty of Titanic spent their working day and if's open for you to walk around. So if Thomas Andrews is your guy, then sit in his office, walk on the same floor as he did and then Lord Pirrie, relax in his presentation room where he entertained Bruce Ismay. Walk the same cobbles as the 15.000 arch men, stand on the spots where all the historic photos were taken, touch the same concrete where the Olympic class liners were brought to life. Walk the same original staircases where this history was breathed into life. Experience the life as a shipyard worker through the tour and all the dangerously hard conditions they had to work in for a simple weekly wage. you need to go here, if you are reading this as a neutral then GO. Do it all. Do it now. Robert D. Ballard has been here, James Cameron Has been here, book it I guarantee you will not be disappointed. Even the weather didn't annoy me ;) Well done Titanic Belfast and thank you for an unforgettable experience. end