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    Titanic Belfast

    4.1 (228 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Joolz J.

    We have visited a lot of Titanic museums/shows over the years, and yet we learned new things at this one! it was very busy as it was a bank holiday, but things ran smoothly and we enjoyed our time here. it does take a few hours to work through the four floors of details, so be prepared.

    Casey M.

    The Titanic structure of the museum is astonishing and it is said that if you look up that is the size of the actual Titanic. I loved the Titanic sign too and walking on the red carpet as you enter the museum and live music playing was such a surprise. As you can imagine the museum is huge with lots to see and would take a good few hours if you were to really take it all in and read everything but we didn't have that time but still saw loads and had an amazing time on the shipyard ride, seeing the immersive experience of inside the Titanic and recreating the iconic 'I'm flying' scene from the film. I've visited the titanic museum in Liverpool which was great but this museum was exceptional, very interactive and fun and plenty photo opportunities. The gift shop was great too with magnets, postcards, posters, ducks, snow globes, hats, t-shirts, mugs the lot! Great day for all the family!

    Christopher T.

    I was here couple years back and it was mind blowing of all the details that went into the ship. I knew it was original make here before ship to Southampton, England. But didn't know so much works that went into to build a ship, especially that big (at the time). The city did a great job creating a foot work info along the bank that lead up to the museum. Great architecture and building as a whole but it just abit far from the city, since I walked from there but it was fun.

    Jen V.

    I was blown away by this museum! We came on holiday to make my titanic obsessed child's dream come true. This museum was so much more than I expected - the exhibit is so well done, so informative, so interactive, and very retrospective. I highly recommend.

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    Amanda C.

    Cool museum, slight disappointment. You can spend 2-3 hours in this museum. It goes over the history of ship building in Belfast and the history of building the titanic. It also goes over all the wrongs that happened with the titanic that helped shape maritime laws today. It was quite sad seeing all the names of the people that died and the percentage of crew and third class passengers that did not survive. I really thought there would be more artifacts in the museum. I was disappointed with the lack thereof. Cool to check out, but if you have to go out of your way, I wouldn't recommend it.

    Mike C.

    I wasn't expecting much before coming here but was wowed by the experience. The museum does a great job capturing how many things went wrong to cause such a large loss of life on the most luxurious ship of its time. There is one ride complete with safety belts like at an amusement park that takes you on about a five-minute tour of the operations behind the scenes of the workers who were employed to take care of the bells and whistles behind the ship. There are a lot of state-of-the-art technologies that help display all the facts and it was a truly sobering experience for me to visit this museum. If you have an interest in the Titanic, you should definitely come visit. As always people SYOY!!!!

    Robin L.

    This was one of the most amazing museums that I've been to. They put a lot into this museum and it was jam packed with every aspect of the titanic. They dedicated sections from each aspect of the process. From making the fibers for the ropes used all they way to the welders welding portions of the ship together. We did an interactive tour which was almost like a ride where you heard testimony of shop builders.

    Brian L.

    Review for White Star Line package (includes guided tour, SS Nomadic, entrance ticket, souvenir stuff) I am glad I did the guided tour. There was a sizable group of about 25 I think, and our guide took us through the Titanic Hotel, and added a lot of extra information verbally (through headsets) about the genesis of the project and construction up through it's completion. It was nice to get some 'bonus' information while walking around outside the museum. Though the guide was very thorough with the information, there may have been a slight awkwardness or lack of enthusiasm. That's being hyper-critical. Engaging the crowd with banter and wit is a hard skill to master. I think everyone enjoyed the tour. The museum itself is nicely laid out, the exhibits and displays are informative. The short "Disney ride" through the eyes of the workers on building the ship felt a little bit arbitrary and unnecessary in a museum like this. I would do away with it personally, as it added nothing to the experience except waiting in a queue for 20 minutes for a 5 minute ride. Unfortunately, the large crowds take away from a nice experience. You have annoying kids running around and screaming, you have selfish tourists oblivious to those around you, and you have small displays that are hijacked by phone-addicted social media addicts. The souvenir book you get (with the White Star Line package) is a nice little book for the coffee table or the loo. You get a choice of an engraved fridge magnet or a coin as well (engraved with the month/year of your visit). I've been fascinated with the Titanic ever since I was a kid, watching the NatGeo documentary where Ballard discovers it in his little submarine, so for those of us that had the Scholastic book as kids, it's kind of a rite of passage. Definitely worth it, but could use some adjustments to make it better. Visit during the off-season, and I imagine it is a nicer experience. In July, it was just about as much as I could tolerate.

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    Eowyn K.

    The Titanic museum was highly recommended and so we bought tickets/made reservations ahead of time. I would also recommend giving yourself plenty of time, we didn't realize we would be as engaged as we were and had to rush towards the end. The museum features Belfast as much as it does the Titanic. It flows from Belfast's begging of industrialism, into the building of the two ships, as well as the engagement of the city. We were pleasantly surprised by the gondola ride. I Overall, a well done, engaging museum for any level of interest in Belfast and the Titanic.

    Sierra S.

    So glad we went early in the am as it got packed when we were leaving. Also, if you can go early you save about 5 euro per ticket before 10am. I wasn't super excited about this tour but after being there I understand the hype. This tour was more than just a walk through of history and I left feeling emotionally impacted by the exhibits.

    Aaron S.

    Such a powerful experience. I've found at times in life that even when I think I know a good deal about a place/people/event, I love visiting a museum because I always end up learning SO much more than I had before. This museum is beautifully cultivated, with an in-depth chronological progression from the construction of the ship, looks at some of the identified passengers and crew, and of course the horrific tragedy itself. It culminates with a powerful tribute to those who lost their lives in this event and, a rather emotional experience and an opportunity to pay respects to these individuals. I'm confident you will be impressed with the quality and effort put into the museum that is definitely worth the trip for the visit. After going through the museum, I was left wanting to know more about the aftermath of the tragedy and one such perspective I found in the gift shop is the book "And the Band Played On" by Christopher Ward. So far so good! Lots of other great items in the gift shop as well.

    Sharika M.

    We actually did not do the Titanic Experience and SS Nomadic priced at 26.95. We did the Discovery Tour priced at 17.00. We are so glad we did because the Discovery Tour comes with a tour guide who walks you around the (now hotel) where plans were made, where construction was done and deep insight to the architecture of the building. I learned so much and my jaw was dropped during most of the tour. I would say this was like a prequel to the Titanic sinking, whereas most of the history shown in the US is post Titanic sinking. I think if we did the Titanic Experience and walked through the museum on our own, I would have just glossed over a lot. Really incredible experience to stand right where the ship itself was built.

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    Bruce K.

    Belfast's main attraction, this is a Must Do when visiting the city. You might be wondering what Belfast has to do with Titanic, but it was built here. Belfast has a long tradition of shipbuilding. The museum has several galleries and is on multiple floors, all handicapped accessible with lifts and such. The museum covers every aspect of Titanic's story from the initial design, it's construction and its tragic maiden voyage. As the locals will say, "She was all right when she left here." Titanic Belfast not only honors the memory of those who were lost but also celebrates the ingenuity and craftsmanship of the shipbuilders. There are special effects, interactive exhibits and full scape reconstructions. The "cart ride" was particularly interesting and better since I managed to luck out with a cart all to myself! I upgraded to include the audio guide which did add some context to the exhibits. It was easy to use. There is of course a gift shop with all sorts of merchandise from hats to shorts to cards to magnets. You do not have to buy a ticket to visit the gift shop. And there is an underground parking deck that is not outrageously expensive. [Review 1912* of 2024 - 889 in United Kingdom - 22934 overall] On April 2, 1912, Titanic set sail from Belfast for Southampton, onwards Cherbourg and Cobh before starting across the Atlantic.

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    Oh Yeah Music Centre - NI Music Exhibition

    Oh Yeah Music Centre

    (10 reviews)

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    The Cathedral Quarter

    This is quite an interesting venue. It has so many applications... rehearsal space, offices, cafe,…read moremusic venue, gallery and music museum. It is great that it exists and that Belfast has stuck its neck out and is trying to make the music center work. Its not really a place that you can just go into and hang out, unlike the Black Box where you can just go into anytime and it not be unusual.... It is now looking the part after having a couple of years of being renovated in stages. I think it serves its purpose pretty well as it is just a new venture and is making baby steps to have more of a presence in the local scene.

    The Oh Yeah Centre is the brain child/labour of love of Stuart Bailie, former editor of the NME…read more Based in the former home of Oh Yeah Records, a punk label from the 1980s, the centre provides a home for local music. Their main aim is to help support and promote the local music industry and they do that pretty well. The range of activities and events it stages is vast. There are gigs, obviously, some of which are aimed at under 18s (something Belfast sorely needed), rehearsal rooms for hire for bands who need space and equipment, a cafe and space for kids to come in, listen to music and hang out, and their crown jewel - the music exhibition. The exhibition basically charts Northern Ireland music from its traditional roots, to modern heroes like Snow Patrol (say what you like about them, at least they're flying the flag!). Recently, the whole thing was expanded and now features video confessionals from civilians like you and me, recounting their favourite gigs, lyrics, Northern Irish bands and so on. The building is also home to small businesses as well, such as Start Together Studios and Small Town America Records - both of which are success stories in their own right and would find it difficult to get city centre premises otherwise. The exhibition is free and open to the public every day except Sunday, so if you have even a passing interest in anything musical, I'd give it a whirl.

    Titanic Hotel Belfast - Old Titanic blue print room / bar !

    Titanic Hotel Belfast

    (43 reviews)

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    The Titanic Quarter

    If you are into the history of the Titanic Ocean Liner and Belfast, Ireland, then this is your spot…read moreto stay in. Driving in at first doesn't impress and it begs the question, am I in the right place ? The red brick building looks old next to the very modern Titanic Museum. But, once you enter this amazingly beautiful back in time hotel, you know it is really something to write about when visiting Northern Ireland ! The decor is so tastefully done to transport you back to the days of the launching of the Titanic. From the ocean liner lamps to the rivets on the doors. From the grand open air bar to the ocean liner models. All will impress you and bring you back in time. There is also plenty of open space to sit and relax or even play a game of chess ! Our room had a California King size bed with a beautiful art deco black/white tile bathroom. Our room was bright and airy with notably high ceilings. Nice 55" flat screen tv and a nice desk. Good closet space as well a room safe. Note: One thing I didn't like was the standard European low water pressure for the shower ! Plus, be very careful entering and exiting the tub/shower. Slipping is very possible. Staff are very friendly and helpful. The dining area is clean and the food is good. There is even a window to look into the kitchen galley to see the food being prepared ! I would definitely stay here the next time I'm in Belfast !

    Bedroom and bathroom were the biggest we've had in our 4 city tour of Ireland. There was also a…read moreseparate bath tub which was a very welcome surprise. The dinner food that was served left a lot to be desired. My main entree was a bit overcooked and therefore was dry. I asked for extra sauce and after an enormous time waiting for it, I finally asked the server what happened and she said they ran out and the the cooked just made enough for the meals that were prepared. So therefore both food and service was a fail.

    AC Hotel by Marriott Belfast

    AC Hotel by Marriott Belfast

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    £££

    You're probably looking at this hotel because it's basically the only Marriott in Belfast. This…read morehotel is relatively new and very modern right on the banks of the Lagan river. The hotel is close enough to the Belfast downtown area (maybe 10 minute walk) that it didn't feel like a chore to go. Rooms: The rooms are sleek, modern, and well-appointed with everything you need for a comfortable stay. My room had floor-to-ceiling windows offering stunning views of the river and city skyline. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the rainfall shower was a lovely touch. Unfortunately, no tub. Dining: If you're a platinum member, there's no free breakfast for you here. There's a small upcharge for breakfast. I can't recall if they only cover one person's breakfast or if it was an 8 pound upcharge for each person. But don't count on free breakfast here. Location: If you love Game of Thrones, there's a Glass of Thrones art piece right outside the hotel on the banks. You can see the H&W cranes from the hotel as well. The Titanic museum is maybe a 20-minute walk away on the other side. Parking: There's a nearby parking structure that's a few minutes walk away, NCP, that the hotel will validate for. It's 11 pounds for every 24 hours there. The parking structure was pretty safe as it was gated to enter and you needed to scan your ticket to get into the structure. Overall, I would recommend staying here if you're in Belfast and don't mind a short walk to some of the major attractions. I really enjoyed the videos.

    Great hotel. Location was in walking distance to the mall area. It is in a good location to go for…read morea quiet walk and to just relax. The food at the resturant was ok, I am not a big fan of UK food due to the lack of seasoning; however, the rotisserie half chicken was perfectly cooked and seasoned well. The staff are very professional and friendly, and helpful. The housekeeping service was ok. I had to request them to clean stains on the floor that was there before I arrived, and to service my room. They could do a little better. I would definitely come back again to stay. This was a great hotel.

    The Warzone Centre - Vegan Event Lecture at The Centre

    The Warzone Centre

    (2 reviews)

    City Centre

    The (Warzone) Centre has a subterranean feel despite being located up a flight of stairs in Little…read moreVictoria Street. It's not well signposted, so could easily be missed. I would describe this place as being like marmite, you'll either love it or hate it. To really appreciate The Centre you need to fully understand it's history, ethics and reason for existence. It was created in 1986 and has opened and closed over the years, changing location a few times. Born out of a need to serve 'alternative culture' in Belfast, it's home to music gigs, art workshops, Giros Vegetarian Cafe, talks, lectures, meetings, gatherings and art exhibitions. It fills a space and need in Belfast which just isn't being met anywhere else and is run by volunteers. Atmosphere is grungy and dark with mural painted walls and twinkly fairy lights strung across the ceiling. To visualise the appearance and vibe of this place think - punk, gothic, rock, band posters, creative, different, alternative and absolutely not mainstream - and you'll be someway there. I've attended a couple of Vegan Event talks here which were excellent and sampled some delicious spicy vegetarian stew from Giros - thanks to the generous Colin W for sharing it with me! There's a stage, Giros Cafe kitchen and counter, tables, chairs and plenty of floor space. Anyone can book this Centre for an event, to do so you just email: warzonegigcollective@riseup.net For information on upcoming events visit the Warzone website or Facebook page at: http://www.warzonecollective.com http://www.facebook.com/pages/Warzone-gig-collective/156649134364054 I would also recommend keeping an eye on the Plant Based Living Facebook page for event information: https://www.facebook.com/Plant-Based-Living-1561868980720956/

    The Warzone Centre is a pretty cool venue. It has a bit of a feel of a community hall or really…read moregrungy trendy art venue. The whole place is decorated with some awesome artwork in a very street art/graffiti type vibe. As a venue itself its of moderate size and seems capable of handling a variety of types of event. I attended a vegan talk there last night and it was my first time in the centre. (I hadn't even realised it was there!) Definitely a trendy, heart of the city kind of place. I'd recommend it for any number of events.

    Cabaret Supperclub - Interior of Cabaret Supperclub

    Cabaret Supperclub

    (7 reviews)

    City Centre

    WARNING: There is a severe lack of security on Cabaret Belfast's website resulting in me being a…read morevictim of £413 scam. I tried to book 14 guests for an evening cabaret for my sister's hen do. I sent an email through the enquiry form on the website. The email I received back was from Rosalind which is the name of the owner asking me to send a £29.50pp deposit via BACS bank transfer, which I preceded to send. I rang the restaurant and they had no record of my booking on their system and told me they only take a £10pp deposit over the phone not via BACS. Therefore once I'd put my email and contact info into Cabaret Belfast Club's website, it had been intercepted by a scammer. I asked cabaret club what they were going to do about this and they said "No our website hasn't been hacked - its yours!" .... This really does not make sense and I was surprised they were so casual about it.... Really put me off going here and wouldn't recommend.

    Attended a cabaret show here last night, great show! The restaurant itself is Gorgeous, opulent…read moreelegance that screams theatre and cabaret, mini lamps on the tables and squishy banquets for small groups or romantic meals. I had the aranchini for starter - risotto balls with beetroot, walnuts and pesto. The aranchini themselves were rice and beetroot, a bit soggy inside if I'm being honest but quite tasty. The accompanying rocket and walnut salad was delicious and was served with aioli and balsamic syrup. For main I had herb crusted salmon, with smashed potatoes and caper butter. This was absolutely delicious, i couldn't fault it, the herb coating was so crunchy and tasty!! My only criticism is that no vegetables were served with my main, even a small amount with the dish would have been welcome.

    Titanic Belfast - museums - Updated May 2026

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