Titanic Belfast

The memorial, built by H&W shipyards, was built on the platform at the time, so it can be said that it is currently the largest and most lively exhibition hall in the world with the theme of the Titanic. The whole building is about34.7 meters tall, as tall as the Titanic. After several years of long construction, it was officially opened to the public on March 31, 2012. The exterior wall is set with reflective aluminum plates, and the view is more like an iceberg memorial hall. It contains nine galleries that showcase the Titanic's production process using a panoramic view of technology effects. It is an amazing story that explains the Titanic's history from the birth of its design concept in 1900 to the eventual sinking in front of the iceberg in a new way. Visitors can experience the last departure of the Titanic, and trace back the painful memories of disaster and the unforgettable love story in the old dock that has been preserved since 1911.

The Belfast memorial was built for the 100th anniversary of the Titanic. Construction began in 2009 and opened to visitors in 2012. This is a quadrangle building, no matter from which angle, it is like a giant ship about to sail, it is currently the largest and most authentic exhibition hall in the world with the theme of the Titanic. Tickets 18.5 £, a little expensive.

The museum building is located in the center of the Titanic District (Titanic Quarter), and public transportation is very convenient. It is only a5-10-minute drive from George Best City Airport in Belfast and only about 30 minutes from Belfast International Airport. It is accessible from all major roads. Standard ticket prices are: adult 17.5 pounds, child (5-16 years old) 7.25 pounds, child (under 5 years old) free, family ticket (2 adults, 2 children) £43, special care escorts free, student/unemployed personnel (Monday-Friday) 12.5 pounds, weekend 14.5 pounds, seniors (over 60 years old) 12.5 pounds, Weekend 14.5 pounds. Children under 15 must be accompanied by an adult. Tickets for museum visits have admission time, which is set every 20 minutes. GBP, Euro and UnionPay cards are accepted, and if you need change, you will use GBP. Tickets can be purchased online, or by calling +44 (0)28 9076 6399 or at the Belfast Visitor Center. Online card payments will be charged a fee of £1. Open daily except December 24-26, for the rest of the year. Opening times will be adjusted according to the season: January to March, October to December: 10am-5pm, April to May, September: 9am-6pm; June to August: 9am-7pm. The museum stops entering from 1 hour and 40 minutes before the closing (except for cheap tickets for evening visits). There is a souvenir center on the first floor of the museum, which has a variety of souvenirs printed on the Titanic. The price is a bit expensive, just to see if you feel that you need it. There is also a restaurant on the first floor.

Not bad, it is unreasonable to not let children buy children tickets separately. I bought an adult ticket first, and then I added children to go together temporarily.

Not bad, it is unreasonable to not let children buy children tickets separately. I bought an adult ticket first, and then I added children to go together temporarily.

Absolutely a must-go place in Belfast.

such a wonderful experience to visit the titanic