Belfast titanic

A selection of images depicting the launch of the doomed ocean liner at the Belfast shipyard where she was constructed

As residents and local tour guides are quick to point out, “most ships built in Belfast did not sink.” It’s a funny statement that needs making because, unfortunately, this former shipbuilding superpower’s most famous ship did sink. On April 15, 1912, RMS Titanic struck an iceberg in the North Atlantic and went down. More than…

During this full-day Private, Chauffeured Experience explore Northern Ireland’s fascinating capital city with this Full-Day Belfast City Tour with one of our local experienced guides. Benefit from the undivided attention of your private guide and visit Belfast Murals, stops at major Belfast top attractions like Belfast Peace Wall, Falls Road Murals, Titanic Quarter, Stormont Parliament Buildings, St George’s Market, Belfast City Hall, Crumlin Road Gaol, and much more.

Belfast, for the Titanic Museum! And, as it turns out, there is only one place to stay: The Titanic Hotel Belfast, of course! So that's what we did. Thankfully, our trip was a success with no icebergs in sight!

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Titanic Belfast is the most interesting museum you'll see in the Northern Ireland capital. Discover the place where the infamous ship was built, find out history on the Belfast shipping industry, and see real Titanic artifacts. Everything you need to know to plan your visit to Titanic Belfast

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The tragedy of Titanic's sinking was felt across the world but, in Belfast, the city lost the child it had created. Belfast remembers in a new memorial.