Titanic Belfast: Entry Ticket

The title of 'World's Leading Tourist Attraction of 2016' was truly deserved by Titanic Belfast. Visitors can step onto the deck, interact with a holographic survivor who once served in the ship's restaurant, discover the shipbuilding process, delve into the passengers' lives, and view authentic Titanic artifacts at this incredible location.

Were you aware that the funnels of the Titanic were so wide that a train could pass through them? Also, several luxurious guest amenities like a gym, a pool, Turkish baths, a kennel for first-class dogs, and a squash court remained unused by most passengers.

There are likely many facts that even the most dedicated Titanic enthusiasts are unaware of, but everything will be disclosed at the biggest Titanic exhibition in the world, located at the exact spot where Titanic was planned, constructed, and set sail in May 1911!

Prepare yourself to encounter the lead designer, embark on a journey through the shipyard, and discover the local artisans and travelers who were on that doomed inaugural and concluding voyage in April 1912.

You have the opportunity to observe objects that are still submerged in the wreckage off the coast of Newfoundland with the help of HD footage and interactive pods.

One more exciting feature is the opportunity to visit the SS Nomadic. This exquisite vessel is the only remaining ship from the White Star Line. Aside from transporting passengers to famous ships such as RMS Olympic and RMS Titanic, it was also used as a minesweeper and troop carrier during both World Wars. Now fully refurbished, it offers an interactive and immersive experience for visitors.

Plenty of famous people have praised their visit to Titanic Belfast, such as HRH Queen Elizabeth, David Cameron, and even Hillary Clinton. Close, distant, regardless of your location, this trip to one of Belfast's top attractions will not disappoint you.