Titanic Belfast and SS Nomadic Tickets

Explore Titanic Belfast's interactive galleries, historic shipyards, and heritage ship SS Nomadic with a self-guided entry ticket.

Getting started

Enter Titanic Belfast using your booked ticket and proceed inside at your allocated time. Move from the entrance area toward the Titanic Belfast interactive galleries to begin your visit at your own pace. After exploring the building, continue outside to the historic shipyards area where you can also access the SS Nomadic.

What to expect

Titanic Belfast interactive galleries

Titanic Belfast stands on the site of the historic liner's original shipyard, where the ship was designed and built. Inside, a series of Titanic Belfast interactive galleries traces the story of the world's most famous ocean liner from early concept to launch.

Features

• Your ticket includes entry to Titanic Belfast interactive galleries, so you can follow the story through immersive displays, visuals, and interactive elements as you move from one gallery to the next.
• Learn the story of the world's most famous ocean liner, from her conception, design, and local shipbuilding context through to her completion and early days at sea.
• See the slipway from where the Titanic was launched, viewing the very ground on which the ship entered the water for the first time and understanding its scale in relation to the surrounding docklands.
• Marvel at exhibitions that detail the Titanic's construction and luxurious interior, including displays that focus on how the ship was built and how first, second, and third class spaces were fitted out.

Titanic interactive exhibitions

Within the venue you will encounter Titanic interactive exhibitions that complement the galleries and add additional layers of detail to the story. These spaces focus on specific themes such as construction, interiors, and the wider impact of the sinking.

Features

• Entrance to Titanic interactive exhibitions is included, letting you engage with hands-on exhibits that expand on the ship's build, layout, and on-board experience.
• View reconstructions and interpretive content that help you picture the Titanic's construction methods and interior features in context with the wider shipyard environment.
• Explore exhibits that connect the ship's story to its tragic sinking, using interactive elements to understand key events and timelines.

Historic shipyards

Outside the main building, the visit extends into the surrounding historic shipyards where Titanic and other ships of the era were constructed. This open-air area allows you to explore the industrial setting that shaped the project.

Features

• Access to historic shipyards is part of your ticket, so you can walk the spaces around the slipway and former working areas of the yard.
• Observe the layout of the shipyards in relation to the slipway from where the Titanic was launched, helping you visualize how the ship was assembled and moved.
• Take time to connect the indoor exhibitions with the real-world locations that framed the Titanic's creation.

SS Nomadic

SS Nomadic, the tender to the Titanic, is moored nearby and forms an important part of the experience. Built for the White Star Line, it is the last remaining White Star Line ship in the world.

Features

• Entrance to SS Nomadic is included with your ticket, giving you access to explore this heritage ship inside and out.
• Visit the SS Nomadic tender to the Titanic and see original or restored features that illustrate how passengers would have transferred to larger liners.
• Compare the more intimate scale of SS Nomadic to the vast size suggested by the Titanic's slipway and shipyard, rounding out your understanding of early 20th-century ocean travel.