Great and beautiful unique architecture . Museum is worth a visit and all aspects are covered . Specifically the shipyard ride gives great experience about story of Titanic. Restaurant inside is bit expensive and with limited options with parking for 2 hours 4 pounds. Overall great experience.. for 2 adult tickets 43 pounds...

Super cool sight to see. Very quiet and lovely area, huge museum to see and a few nice sights outside. Lots of information boards all around the outside, a lovely walk around the park, and a beautiful old ship. Free to walk around but the museum does cost money to enter. Good sights outside though, worth a visit if you’re in Belfast for a weekend.

What an amazing museum. I was shocked by how good the whole experience was and all the different aspects that made the experience what it was. Really insightful and interesting, fun, interactive and enjoyable. Everything you could ever want from a museum. Staff were really accommodating and friendly both over the phone and on site. Definitely recommend visiting for titanic enthusiasts and those interested in learning about the wonderful city of Belfast. Hope to visit again!

An incredible museum and one of the most impressive sites in Belfast. You cannot visit the city and not visit here. There is an expanse of details on the history of ship building in the area and the construction of the fateful ship. There is also a touching tribute to the tragedy. If you can you must go on the ride through the ship builders yard as it is truly a unique and enjoyable experience.

It is certainly the most memorable place I have visited in my life. They have everything very well set, like good Irish they control the detail wherever you look. I would surely return with my children and family. I send my most sincere congratulations to everyone who makes this possible. price-quality ratio = excellent. very friendly staff.

What a fantastic experience. This has to be one of the best museums I have ever been to. The immersive ride experience was amazing. All the information and exhibits were great. It was great learning about the back story of Belfast before the titanic story. The way the museum is laid out is also good, it flows very well. The only thing I was a little disappointed with was the prices in the cafe. We were staying close to the museum so we went back at night and it looked even better at night.

You can easily spend the whole day here. It's been very well put together and the ride through the dockyard is particularly well imagined. Personally, I'd have liked to have seen more about the art of riveting, where the red hot rivet is thrown up and caught in a small pail before being affixed, which sounds quite hazardous. Also, a more about the discovery of the wreck by Robert Ballard, which is worthy of greater presentation. For me, or as I walked through the exhibits, a sense of sadness began to prevail as the nearer to the tragic end approached, for one knows that the ship was built for hopes, dreams and success and this sadly did not happen, as we all know.

Wow!!! So much to learn and see! Can't wait to come back. Couldn't see everything in 3 hours. Need a good 4-5 to see most of it. Fabulous gift shop, great atmosphere and interactive walking tour. Just stunning!

I loved the way they carefully tell the story of the conception, construction and commissioning of the might Titanic. They tell the story with such detail that you tend to forget the second part of the story. Very cleverly, the pride of the the fleet is afloat with all the trappings, and next minute it’s at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. The story then flips to a detailed analysis of the inquiry into its sinking and its discovery many years later. It’s probably the most cleverly conceived museum I have ever seen.

Amazing place. Fascinating to hear about the build and the impact on Belfast and its people. Didn't concentrate on the morbid side but celebrated the Amazing build, its people, the successes. Great little ride, 4 levels, I'd recommend skipping level one, head straight to level 4 and make the most of it!

One of the best museums I’ve been to, with excellent displays and audio guide. You will need to book online in advance but when we went in December it was quiet so could book on our phone just outside to go in straight away. There are plenty of interactive items and the final room is incredibly emotional. A must see and if you time it right at sunset the building lights up to provide some stunning photographs!

Add this to your must watch places. It's beautiful.4 and 5 floor is recently added. It takes about 4 hours to see things properly. Keep your energy and more time for floor no 3 and 2. That is the most interesting part. Food here is also good. So take a break....have lunch and then continue. The staff is very very helpful and responsive. All portions are wheelchair accessible. Washrooms are clean.

If you're in Belfast, this is a MUST! Absolutely awesome experience bringing alive history from the moment you arrive. I would highly recommend getting the audio tour as you go around but this took us around two hours on a day when it wasn't very busy. You can only buy tickets in advance to attend so, pop on the official website. What I would say is that general admission tickets with audio tour, is more than enough

An amazing insight into why & how the Titanic was built, what happened, what lessons were learned, and how the wreck was discovered. I really enjoyed the experience and used the audio tour to give me as much knowledge as possible. The exhibition was well staffed, and they were experts on the subject too. I visited the gift shop and also the cafe and these were also high standard.

The Titanic Belfast museum is a visitor attraction that opened in 2012, located on the site of the former Harland & Wolff shipyard in the city’s Titanic Quarter. The museum is a monument to Belfast’s maritime heritage and offers a fresh and insightful way to explore the Titanic story from her conception in Belfast in the early 1900s, through her construction and launch, to her infamous maiden voyage and catastrophic demise. The museum is spread over nine galleries, with multiple dimensions to the exhibition. It draws together special effects, dark rides, full-scale reconstructions, and innovative interactive features. I like it because of its engaging and informative exhibits, which provide rich insight into one of Belfast’s past great industries. The museum also offers a ride that shows how the riggers, welders, and apprentices worked. If you’re interested in visiting the museum, it is open from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM every day of the week. Admission tickets start at £24.95

I went on a driving tour throughout the island and this was by far my favorite place to visit. If you're a history buff and are fascinated by the Titanic, you absolutely have to come here. From start to finish the experience is breathtaking. There's something for everyone to take away from visiting. Maybe you'll even catch a double rainbow like I did 🌈

Absolutely fantastic!!!! I have now officially been 3 times. This time, they made a massive change to their museum, which is their light show at the end. It's very well done. Definitely a must-see, in my opinion, if you are visiting Belfast.

The first half was just okay. A lot of reading of information, mostly about the docks and building the ship/s. The second half was all about the Titanic, it's passengers, the tragedy, the rescue efforts, the survivors, and the changes made thereafter to keep it from happening again. There's also a section on finding the sunken Titanic. Very well presented with some interactive features. We spent just over two hours there. You could easily spend more, but we had hit our limit. Pro tip: buy your tickets online (they have a senior discount (60 and older) and a student discount. You can enter any time after your chosen time slot. We hadn't bought tickets because I didn't know exactly when we would arrive. Had I known we could have gone in an hour or two earlier.

It was a day full of history not only about the Titanic but also about its sister ships. The price for the tickets aren’t expensive. Cafe is also open and food court too. There are many interesting exhibitions. The Grand Staircase unfortunately isn’t open for the public. Walk around Belfast city was amazing. Architecture and many parks to be seen. Plenty of cafes and smaller restaurants with good food and drinks were open till late. I can highly recommend Belfast city to visit.

Titanic experience is a good 👍🏼 activity to do in Belfast, is a little bit expensive the ticket 🎟 but it worth the visit. Finally after 9 years in Ireland 🇮🇪 I finally went to see it. I enjoyed, even if we were in a rush because we bought last entrance. I will suggest to buy early entrances so you can enjoy without rushing yourself. Nomadic experience was nice 👌🏼. We paid 21.50 £ pounds per person.

100% a must see, came to Belfast with this experience specifically in mind and I wasn't disappointed. Booked in advance which I felt was wise. Took a good couple of hours, it was quite busy at midday and you did have to linger a bit to see the displays around people but didn't seem to spoil it at all. They've very cleverly split the exhibition into mind edible parts, with gaps for a bit of mental digestion. Which is needed when you remember it's a true event! Theres plenty of interactive, hands on displays with easy to read info. I feel it's worth a little queue to ride in the cars and experience things from a workers perspective. All quite emotional really. I didn't sample the cafes which were there but they were busy so that's normally a good sign. Great for disabled persons too, lifts for easy access. staff were all jolly and helpful, always happy to help.

Some parts more interesting than others, but fanatics would find this museum incredible. Highly detailed, very interactive. Used earphones, and had guided tour through my own mobile. My favourite parts included the shipyard ride, and the 3D tour of the ship. Even saw Game of Thrones set from viewing point, under H & W crane. Accessible, and plenty toilets throughout.

Great experience! So in depth, well organized and immersive! It's a great way to spend half a day learning about the building of titanic in the shipyard, the days of the people involved in it and then go through the reality of what happened... It was a goose-bump experience to hear those voices and to read the last messages sent... The building is actually the size of the front of the Titanic so you can feel the size of that ship! I would highly recommend it. Take your time and enjoy!

Emotional and educational. One of the best living museums I've been to, felt fully immersed in the history and proud heritage of it's construction and legacy. Would recommend to anyone who is thinking of visiting. Wonderful exhibit

Really cool museum that tells you a lot about the ship‘s but also about Belfast‘s history. There are some interactive elements, which are cool for children. And they even have a ride inside which is worthwhile. The museum can easily be reached by bus from the city center, which I recommend. Tickets can be bought in advance online.

Very fascinating history with well thought out exhibits and a very helpful and informative audio guide to take you through. It was quite busy when we were there and as a result of that found that people were shoving past to keep moving, particularly at some of the exhibit entrances that were quite narrow. Overall, I really enjoyed this visit and would recommend visiting if you are in Belfast.

I had the impression that I was going to see a replica of the titanic ship. Its definitely not that. Its a museum of the titanic which is in the shape of a cross section of the ship so it doesn't look or feel as though you are on a ship. Despite my initial disappointment it was a thoroughly enjoyable and educational day. There's so much to read/learn and look at. My mum, husband, sister and children all really enjoyed it.

Amazing place. The kids loved it so did the parents. It's not expensive. You can walk there or get the glider G2. I don't want to spoil the visit so I won't get into details but really you got to go there. It's a 2 hours visit from when the boat was built to its sinking. It shows Belfast at the time. Well it brings you back in time. Loved it. Don't forget the motto of the museum : It isn't only a museum - It is an EXPERIENCE! True!

Probably one of the best museums I've ever been to. Very stylish and modern place from outside, technologically perfect from inside with lots of interesting facts and rooms. Definitely worth more than 25£ I paid for ticket. Kids would like it as well as there are many interactive things to do + something like small rollercoaster and that was super special. NOMADIC boat outside the museum is also included in the price of ticket so that is really nice bonus.

Awesome. Amazing building and every piece of technology available has been used to tell the Titanic story. I would recommend you take around 2 hours to do the place justice. Audio guides were also very useful to have. Also good eating options if you are in need of refreshments.

It was the most amazing experience I've been to. Deeply moving, but very well portrayed from the days of linen weaving to that fateful moment in history. Very interactive for all to see, the building of the Titanic was absolutely mind-blowing, and to stand above where she was built and launched was a privilege. The staff were very knowledgeable and extremely polite.

This exhibition is a must see when you visit Belfast. It tells the story of Belfast's industrial heritage. There are many pictures detailing the different trades, plus, of course, the story of how Harland and Wolfe built the Titanic and her sister ship the Olympic. You'll hear all about how the ships were designed and built, all without the aid of any calculators and computer aided design. Plus the tragic story of the demise of the Titanic. The interactive exhibits are top notch. We especially liked the 360 video recreation of a journey through the decks, and the planning office graphics are equally good. Don't expect to see 100's of original artifacts, but don't let that deter you from visiting. The ticket price sounds pricey, but worth every penny.

If you want to really get the full extent of what it took to produce the Titanic, the construction, engineering, humanity...this is an unbiased comprehensive look behind the scenes. It is very well done, incredible manpower, stories of survivors, you will appreciate all the people and ingenuity that made this ship happen while falling in love with Belfast. Very well done!!!

Excellent visit to Titanic in Belfast.. You definitely need to book in advance as entry is via timed tickets. Tickets also include looking around The Nomadic - a tender ship to Titanic which has been excellently restored and is worth doing before your Titanic tour. Poignant reminder at the end of the visit that many lost their lives. Was quite moving. Would recommend.

Quite a nice place to visit whilst in Belfast. Has a little more information about the build and journey of the ship and a bit about Belfast and the company. If your interested in the history of the ship, it is definitely a place to just stop by. Getting here was quite simple. A bus journey from the city is easy, though walking is also quite nice.

I managed to rush in at the last viewing of the day that still showed all the galleries. I wish I had more time and not just 1 hour 40. The exhibition is fantastic but there is so much to explore and read so 3 or 4 hours would be perfect. It's quite emotional and there is a lot to take in so being rushed misses this element somewhat. A really well put together experience and amazing story. Nice shop at the end too. Well worth the 30 euro entry fee. 5 stars for the exhibition and experience. Not enough time was my own fault so make sure you give yourself lots of time in case you need it.

Highly recommended even if you're not a big titanic fan, like me. Seeing details of how the ship was built, mind you, over 100 years ago is just mind blowing. There are small rides inside as well, and overall a fantastic experience. Enjoyed our time here and it took us about 2.5h with reading most but not all of the details. Could have easily spent 3h or more here.

Great value for money. You can easily spend a few hours in the museum learning about Belfast itself and the Titanic. You also get access to the SS Nomadic included in your ticket. I bought tickets in advance for a weekday but there was no queue at the ticket office.

A must visit place on Belfast, irrespective of your interest in the sunken ship. It takes approx 2 hours if you skim through the place but even more if you are geared to know the minute details. A 6 minute ride that highlights the work and efforts that went into making The Titanic is grand too. The audio guide offered at the entrance is highly recommended to know every associated story. There are interactive centres within that shows how the Titanic actually looked like from it's base up until the navigation deck and also how she sleeps 12800 ft under the ocean now. There are cafes and souvenir shops inside the building. Titanic's sister SS Nomadic is right across the Titanic quarter. You can step inside to understand and imagine how life inside the ship must have been over 100 years ago. All in all, this place is undoubtedly the highlight in Belfast.

Second time to visit, spent 3 hours there between the Titanic Museum and the SS Nomadic. Great experience, def recommend if you haven't been before. Kids get a treasure hunt to do (finding different characters), keeps them occupied. Lots of reading, videos and films to watch. Did the Shipyard ride twice, gives you a real sense of how it was for workers when the Titanic was being constructed. A must see in Belfast. Lovely windy walk around the quarter too! We visited Wed 29.12.21. Do go early if you can, when we left at lunchtime it was packed.

Great museum that tells the history of Belfast and the Titanic. It also has a little ride inside the museum which the kids really enjoyed. Many interactive installation mixes things up which is great. Little quizzes keeps the kids engaged. Be prepared to walk around for around 2.5hrs. There is a cafe on the ground floor. There are other high street chain stores like subway close by if you don't like what's on offer at the café. The walk along the docks is great as well.

This place is simply stunning. The vast amount of information is astounding. We went on a weekday in August. It was packed full of people and quite noisy. Just a note to those of you with autism, maybe find out when the quieter times are before visiting. I know crowds and noise can be an issue for some. It was for my kids.

I finally got to visit Titanic Belfast. I am a huge Titanic Historian ever since I was seven years of age. I was absolutely on top of the world upon seeing it from the outside for the first time. I visited the Titanic Belfast on a Friday Morning. I immediately booked my tickets and followed the directions at the self check in. If you have any questions or need any help. Be sure to ask the staff. They are all so professional and genuinely care about their guests. I loved the attention to detail, the exhibitions and the various video presentations. Honestly I really enjoyed my visit and it was definitely met my expectations as a Titanic Historian! I definitely would return in the near future. You definitely won’t be disappointed. It should be noted I am originally from Dublin, Ireland, Lived in the United States for over thirty years and served with the United States Marines all over the world. I definitely know an amazing museum from all my travels and life experiences. The building is beyond amazing. Be sure to give your self a few hours for your visit. You can find a Coffee shop, gift shop and ATM on the premises. A must visit when in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

We were astounded by the number of amazing rooms this building packs in. You really would not know it by looking from the outside. It is a fantastic attraction and definitely one of the best museums in Ireland! The fun begins at the 4th floor, when we're asked to sit in a electric lifting chair to present us in 5 minutes some interesting things about the basement of the ship.

One of the beautiful places in Belfast ❤️, You cannot visit the city and not visit here. details on the history of shipbuilding in the area and the construction of the titanic ship. There is lots of history you will learn . If you can you must go on the ride through the ship builders yard as it is truly a unique and enjoyable experience.

Really really busy so can be difficult to see all of the displays but definitely worth the visit! A good 2 - 3 hours needed minimum, book in advance if possible. Be mindful that it's about 20-30mins walk from Belfast centre.

Having been there once I don't think I would ever want to go back, not that it's not a nice museum but it's just not that interesting. Lots of information and a few small models and mock ups of the Titanic. If you were a mega fan I would imagine it would be a brilliant day out but for me it didn't make me want to find out more. There is an under water video about the wreck and a small room with some information after that and it seems to end really abruptly after that point. I think seeing a huge model or something after the wreck would be a great final piece to the museum.

Absolutely brilliant place to visit, we really enjoyed it! I'd recommend doing the Discovery Tour first, then the main Exhibition. Also get the audio set, it's helpful - though you'd be ok without audio too. So much to learn, inside and out. There's the ship yard, a ride, a deep drop, a cinema screen and a glass floor - all depicting aspects of the Titanic and it's amazing creation. Such a state-of-the-art building, the Exhibition is a very creative use of space. Both engineering triumph and deep human tragedy are expressed throughout - including personal accounts. Give yourself a whole day, as there is also the SS Nomadic to explore! Shame not to see the Grand Staircase, but still a five star review. Belfast itself is a beautiful city, highly recommended. Thank you!

What a great museum! We bought the early bird tickets, thank goodness! Had plenty of room on a rainy morning to explore and listen to the audio we purchased, definitely recommend getting the self guided tour! Then got coffees and went through the gift shop.

Titanic Belfast: We’ve all seen the film, but to be in the vicinity of where it was built, to see the cranes, the SS Nomadic, the museum, is another experience and ‘Titanic Belfast’ do an exceptional job of bringing it alive. I’m not a man of history but I thoroughly enjoyed learning about the history of the Titanic. The Museum is built and presented very, very well. There is parking at the Museum for £3. To do the full museum experience it is £24.95. You don’t have to buy these in advance. You may also go aboard the SS Nomadic. A great experience. The staff at the SS Nomadic are wonderful. Really, really nice staff. Couldn’t fault the experience at all. 100% worth. Visit if your in Belfast. Thank you for the ‘Titanic Belfast’ Experience. 💫

This was an amazing exhibition. They take you from the bottom floor where they talk about the history of Ireland at the time, the building of the ship, and the outfitting of the ship, followed by the disaster. They do an amazing job of representing the loss of life. Highly recommend, we spent about 3 hours. Cafes on-site have quality food. Seafood chowder was on of the best I had during our trip, and I had it 5 times.

There’s a £5 early discount if you enter before 10am. Excellent exhibits. Excellent visit. Excellent story line such that everyone of all ages can enjoy. I think it’s a must do in Belfast. Love the cable car ride within the exhibit.

Great historical experience with interactive & visual features. The history of White Star Line & the ill-fated RMS Titanic is both fascinating & sad at the same time. Highly recommended visit

Great experience, very informative and lots to see. We did it in about 3 hours but we're rushing a bit! You could definitely take much more time and get into the detail. Tickets are a but pricey but parking is cheap :)

One of my favourite places to visit. I absolutely love titanic Belfast. There is so much history and the experience teaches you all about the Titanic is lots of different ways using lots of different mediums. The whole thing is engaging from beginning to end. You can see what a room would look like. You can take a look at how the ship was painstakingly constructed and you can understand the political climate of the time. Those who’s lives were lost are respected and remember in the exhibition and I would recommend this to anyone In Belfast.

Good day out. Read some reviews saying 2-3hr to get round. However, we must have spent 5-6 hrs there. There's plenty of reading to do, but it's very interesting. Young families would get round quicker.

Went for the Magical Christmas Experience. It was magical and amazing. My wee boy loved it. The woman who was the Chief Elf was amazing. My son is autistic and was scared to see Santa, she talked him through it and managed to get him to go meet Santa, which he ended up loving. Santa was brilliant too, took the time to talk to my son, put him at ease & was just really patient. We also went for the festive Afternoon Tea. It was brilliant. Food was great, the room was lovely. The live music was a nice touch. And of course the staircase was amazing. The staff were lovely and attentive.

A stunning building with so much symbolismto it. We had a tour for just over an hour and the tour guide was excellent. Well worth a visit and the staff were very friendly too. 10/10

What an amazing place to visit. To see all this on the actual site the ships were built was quite a somber experience. When we got here we had not booked any tickets and all The signage outside was saying book online only, we tried to do this without any success at all. So we walked in and was able to book a ticket and do the tour there and then. The staff are all really friendly and helpful. All ways makes the experience more pleasant. The building is stunning and the layout is really well thought out and planned. I won’t talk about what we watched, Saw and experienced as I think it’s something you just just go and explore yourself but I will say we walked out thinking how amazing the experience was. If you visit Belfast this in my opinion is a must.

I did the White Star Line experience and it was fantastic. The walking tour is informative about the history of Harland and Wolff and visiting the offices in Titanic Hotel really brings that era to life. The Titanic museum is great. Take your time and make the most of it. The final installation is incredible. Taking a walk along Titanic mile is also interesting. Only visited during the day, would like to go back in the evening to see the ship yard lit up.

They've made some amazing improvements to the exhibition. An absolute must see whenever in the city. Such an evocative and emotional tour into the history of Belfast and the Titanic.

Wonderful day out at the titanic museum. The audio guide was informative and the exhibition takes you through the journey from the state of Belfast back during the time of building Titanic, the early stages in drafting and building the body, the further process in making it ready, during the voyage and finally the great tragedy and aftermath. It emulates wonder and astonishment at the great feat to the heart-broken feeling of knowing, if properly managed more people could have been saved. The SS Nomadic was refurnished to its original glory and a short tour of it let's imagine the beauty that might have been Titanic. Loved the visit.

What an amazing place to visit. There is so much information and the museum is well laid out and inactive. The staff was extremely helpful and available if you had any questions. There were lockers available for personal items and luggage. The museum offers a café and gift shop. Our self guided tour to us about 4 hrs and we could have spent longer looking and reading everything.

This is an all-around great exhibit! You will learn a lot of the making of the ship and the people who pulled off something so incredible for the time period. If you do it correctly, you'll spend 3-4 hours doing it. Don't let the 1 star reviewers deter you from this. Some say it doesn't have much about the actual titanic and more about making and Belfast. That is simply not true. It will take you step by step what happened that night. Even showing the distress messages and interactions between ships after impact. All in all, it makes for a good day of learning history, and afterward, you can walk around the area. There is a local distillery very close as well.

History buffs and boat fanatics will love this tour. Has a bit of everything, industrial history of Belfast, ship building and personal stories. The gravitas of the Titanic incident is explained and shown so well. A great couple of hours spent learning

Attending the Waste Expo NI Conference in the Titanic Building earlier today. It's good to be reminded of the danger of Global Warming caused by tail pipe emissions. Apparently 800 people die every year in NI as a result of poor air quality. The Government is keen to introduce clean air Zones in many of our Cities throughout the UK. Globally the sea is rising 1.8mm every year and the temperature 1.2degrees c every 10 years. As one speaker said, we need more action and less words. This could apply to many areas in our lives!!

Stunning building. In fact, I think the building is far more interesting and impressive than the tour. There is a strange little ride in the middle that is fun but a little pointless. Staff are super friendly and the audio tour is worth doing

I went to Titanic Belfast for my birthday treat in October 2021. It was AMAZING. I have been to several of the other Titanic experiences around the world, including Pigeon Forge, Southampton and Liverpool, and this is right up there with the best of them. Take a journey through old Belfast to see the widening, deepening, and straightening over the river to allow sea going ships to export linen, and for ships to be built. Discover how Harland meets Wolff, and how they meet White Star Line. There are none parts of the exhibit, taking you through the design, build, launch, fitting out, sailing and sinking of the ship. It is all done differently and well. I'm not going to spoil your surprises with too much detail here, but if you like Titanic, you will LOVE Titanic Belfast.

Amazing experience, well worth the fee. Short bus ride into town if you need it. Highly recommend a visit.

Overall enjoyable but we're much information on a wall with random accounts of workers,survivors etc. Heavy empathise on the info due to slight lack of artefacts.... overall enjoyable experience though and a good hour or so spent learn more about the culture of Belfast shipyards and the general building of titanic. Over priced cafe and vending machines selling water for £2.

We visited here on a Monday morning, definitely worth a visit if you are in Belfast. We did the standard ticket and booked online the night before. There was plenty of space still available. With it being a Monday morning in school term time there were no long queues and we did everything in around 2 hours. As we were finishing there were definitely a lot more people so would recommend going early if you were going at busier times. There is a lot of content to read/things to take in so if it was much busier it might be harder to see everything/read everything. We got the bus back into the centre which was very quick and inexpensive and is a very short walk from the front of the Titanic experience. Definitely recommend!

The walking tour was outstanding and our tour guide was charismatic and knows! The attention to detail in the design of this building is staggering. The facade and interior are beautiful. There is a cafe and curio shop inside. You can buy tickets there.

It's an amazing experience! Not only they reach you about the Titanic history, but also Belfast city and all people involved in the construction and the accident. The building is impressive and majestic. Perfect for great pictures! I recommend you going on a weekday, I've gone before during the weekend and was packed. This last time I enjoyed it more with less people around.

Loved this museum. A lot of reading in the exhibits. Fun wee car ride towards the end around the ship yards telling stories of how it was to work there. Loved reading the survivors stories from titanic too 😊 The Nomadic ship was my favorite to walk around ❤

A top attraction if you come for a short visit to Belfast City. Need couple of hours to go around the exhibition site. Staff very helpful. Best way to travel from City center public transport Bus No G2 Wellington place. Enjoy!!

I visited the Titanic museum as part of my World tour, (brought my phone with me this time) and what a place it is. As soon as you enter you are filled with a sense of history, even if it was in a rather foreboding way. There is so much to learn here also . The information about each display was well presented and told you facts about the items themselves, and the people who were on the Titanic. The staff there were very well informed too and very respectful. The ticket price was £25 and well worth it in my view as it also gave you access to the SS Nomadic. (Another very interesting ship to wander about) All in all, it was a memorable experience that I would recommend to visit. Wheelchair access is possible also

Great place to go to if you're in Belfast. From the city centre it is 15 minutes to walk there. I would definitely recommend buying the tickets in advice. My favourite part of the Titanic Belfast was the ride it shows how the titanic was made. Here are some pics of my Vist

It's a beautiful building with a handy car park underneath (costs extra) which has direct access in to the museum. The museum was immaculately clean and tidy. Shows a good history of Belfast, the ship building industry and the Titanic itself. Sadly it was just so busy on our visit, it felt very crowded and it was difficult to read everything that I wanted to. We had got there very early as well. I'd try and avoid the holiday season if you can.

Wonderful experience with more detailing into each events and history of Belfast and Birth of titanic. Can be a bit boring for people who are not inline with the history and utmost details. But it's a must visit if you are in Belfast. The facility is well managed and can be too crowded in peak season and weekends. Advance booking is highly recommended.

I cannot describe how amazing this was! Incredibly emotional, and so much more to learn. I can and will definitely go back again! Well worth the visit of you are in Ireland!

Really recommend. One of the best museums I’ve ever visited. We booked the premium ticket. The guide was really informative and enthusiastic. The staff around the museum were great and happy to help and assist. The museum was really interesting. The building is magnificent and really captivating.

As museums go one of if not the Best we've been to. Informative and interesting crucially interactive too,cable car ride,lift to gantry,steeped in history of the area too. Recommend this for everyone visiting Belfast,perhaps except very small children. Easily 5*****

This is a fabulous experience. Between the walking tour and the interactive experience within the building you learn so much. Huge amount of historical detail from the creation of the ship up until it's discovery. Very respectful to the ones who didn't survive. If in Belfast definitely visit. On a separate note Terry Bradley's Art Exhibition on in the Titanic Centre at present is not to be missed...

Great place to not only learn the history of the world's most infamous ship, but to be immersed in it. Many interactive exhibits invite visitors to get hands-on and stay engaged. There's even a bit of a ride, too, that takes you through the construction process. Plan on staying for at least two hours.