Titanic Belfast: Tickets

Titanic Belfast - Tickets and Visitor Information

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What is the Titanic Belfast?

• Titanic Belfast is one of Northern Ireland's most visited attractions and the world's largest Titanic visitor experience.
• Built on the historic shipyard where RMS Titanic was designed and constructed, the museum tells the story of the famous ship from its conception in Belfast through its construction, launch, maiden voyage and tragic sinking.
• Across nine interactive galleries, you'll discover original artefacts, immersive exhibits, full-scale reconstructions and audiovisual displays that bring the story of Titanic to life.
• You also get entry to the nearby SS Nomadic, which is the last remaining White Star Line vessel in the world.

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Quick Information

• Address: Titanic Belfast, 1 Olympic Way Queen's Road, BT3 9EP, Belfast
• Opening Times: Daily: 09:00 - 19:30
• Suggested Visit Duration: 2-3 hours
• Family Friendly
• Ticket Options

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Is the Titanic Belfast Worth Visiting?

• Yes, if you're interested in history, maritime engineering or the story of RMS Titanic
• Titanic Belfast is one of the best museums in the UK.
• The combination of interactive galleries, multimedia exhibits, original artefacts and the authentic location where Titanic was built makes it a worthwhile experience.

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What You Can See At Titanic Belfast‍

• A 6 floor building built as a replica of the Titanic that includes galleries, artefacts, construction information, launch information and more.
• Located where the actual Titanic was built, so it is authentic.
• See the SS Nomadic - one of the surviving service boats.

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About Titanic Belfast‍

The Titanic Belfast is situated on the site where the actual RMS Titanic was built, in the heart of the city's Titanic Quarter. You can explore the story of the Titanic from its construction to its ill-fated maiden voyage and tragic sinking in 1912.

The building was designed to resemble the hulls of the Titanic, with four distinct wings that rise up to form a dramatic shape. Nine interactive galleries are spread over the floors, and each is dedicated to a different aspect of the Titanic's story.

You can explore everything from the ship's design and construction in Belfast's Harland and Wolff shipyard to the experiences of the passengers and crew onboard.

It also has a significant collection of Titanic-related artefacts, including items salvaged from the wreck site, personal belongings of passengers, and replicas of various rooms and areas of the ship.

It offers ride simulations, interactive displays, and audio-visual presentations, which bring the Titanic's story to life in a vivid and engaging manner.

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