Titanic Belfast, Belfast

Take a trip back to 1912 with the Titanic Experience, the world's most famous ship. Explore pictures that tell the story of the Titanic, from how it was built in Belfast's huge shipyard to how it sank in a terrible mishap. See authentic items like a life jacket, a violin used by a singer, and a pocket watch that stopped at 1:37 am. Explore how the accident changed safety at sea and read about the epic search for the ship's final resting place. Explore the promenade deck's white stone border and stroll the slipway where the Titanic was launched outside. Don’t miss the Titanic Memorial Garden, which has etched glass panels that reminisce the people who perished on the ship.

Take a walk along Belfast's Maritime Mile, a lively seaside path. Leave from City Quays and walk to the Titanic Pumphouse, stopping at important sites along the way like the Great Light and the famous Samson and Goliath cranes. Enjoy the SoundYard installation, which lets you hear the noise of Belfast's docks from the past. You can visit the nearby SS Nomadic, which is the last ship of the White Star Line, and HMS Caroline, a warship with a long history. Both provide insightful looks into the past of the sea. Beautifully combining Belfast's past and present, The Mile is a must-see for anyone interested in the city's maritime history.