Titanic Venues Belfast

Simply fantastic and sad. Despite learning and watching films and documentary there is so much to learn here about not only the Titanic but about ship building and Ireland's economy, politics, whisky and cigarettes in general. The stories are told through images, audio-visuals, words, voices of interviews with survivors. The buildup, the grand launch, hours before sinking, post-sinking and the aftermath, key people involved, safety aspect and lessons learned. The names of the survivors and the people that are gone. We ended up spending 4 hours and towards the end it gets very sad and poignant. Our 13 year old, took in a lot but also equally wanted to move onto to the next thing. He isn't a fan of museums just like I wasn't at that age. The place was pretty full and despite having tickets booked for the 12:20 slot, there was a big queuing up and about a 10 mins wait. Next time if possible I would find a weekday to go back when it is quieter as there is just so much. Highly recommend!

Really great exhibition. Highly recommend it. Was VERY busy when we went which ruined it a little as we couldn't read a lot of the plaques. Would suggest getting the audio guide if you visit during busy periods. We visited for opening (10am) on a Monday morning.

Incredible, moving, informative and historical. What a wonderful exhibit and history lesson of the most infamous cruise ship in history, Titanic. From arrival you are met by the beautiful metal star shaped building rising into the air, like the bow of the ship. On entering the building you are met by the Titanic staff members like Stella, whom we met during the tour and her enthusiasm and information she provided us with was extremely helpful both here and at the Titanic Hotel, reviewed separately. I had been on the tour last shortly after the museum had opened some years back, but the additions since are both breathtaking and heartbreaking. Go and see this magnificent exhibition, it is a must when visiting the great city of Belfast.