Titanic Museum

Titanic Belfast is a naval ship museum located at the Titanic Quarter Shipyard in Belfast, Northern Ireland. This museum was opened recently - April 1, 2012.

Here, on the territory, the total area of which is 14,000 square meters, you can see all sorts of exhibits, galleries and photographs related to the history of the creation of the legendary Titanic, as well as its counterparts - large liners Olympic and Britannic. The height of the five-storey building of the museum is 38 meters, as is the height of the Titanic itself. On the top floor is the Astor Suite, a banquet complex that can accommodate up to 750 people and hosts major conferences. On the remaining floors you can see the expositions, telling in detail about the facts and myths in the history of the Titanic from the moment of its construction to the death on the night of April 14-15, 1912. The exposition dedicated to the sinking of the ship includes 400 copies of life jackets and lifeboats used by the passengers of the sinking Titanic.

The museum receives an average of 400,000 visitors per year, with a third of visitors being foreign tourists. In April-September, the museum works from 9-00 to 19-00, and in October-March - from 10-00 to 17-00.