#THE SLIPWAYS TITANIC BELFAST FREE#

Belfast has something to offer any event organiser, from large association and corporate events to intimate meetings and dinners. Established in 2012, this signature project has long established itself as one of the city’s leading venues for conferences and events. Its a world-leading tourist attraction and home to multiple event spaces. With views over the spectacular slipways and Belfast Lough, the venue boats a truly historic and unique offering. Titanic Belfast is located on the site where Titanic was built and launched.

#THE SLIPWAYS TITANIC BELFAST FREE#

Titanic Belfast provides free guest Wi-Fi internet access throughout the building. Where do coaches drop off / pick up at venue:Ī coach drop off point and parking is available and will be arranged via the Events Team. Titanic Belfast has two charging points for electric cars in the underground car park on Level -1 which can be used free of charge. Parking charges begin at £2 for the first hour and £1 per hour thereafter. Titanic Belfast has 520 secure, underground parking spaces. Website: Conference Sales Contact: Sales teamĢ.5 miles/7 mins from George Best Belfast City Airportĭistance and time from nearest railway station:ġ.3 miles/25 min walk from Titanic Quarter Train Station If you are driving, park your car in the underground lot.Looking for a unique venue within an hour of London, then this could be a perfect fit! Titanic Belfast is a visitor attraction opened in 2012, a monument to Belfast's maritime heritage on the site of the former Harland & Wolff shipyard in the city's Titanic Quarter where the RMS Titanic was built.īut don't just take our word for it, we also caught up with Stacy Feeney of Titanic Belfast to find out some info about this amazing venue in the historic Belfast Docklands Check it out here:Īddress: 1 Olympic Way, Queen's Road, Titanic Quarter, Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT3 9EP Nearby highlights include the SSE Arena Belfast, Victoria Park and the railway stations of Yorkgate and Titanic Quarter. It is on the eastern flank of the River Lagan in the Titanic Quarter. The Titanic Belfast is 1.5 miles (2 kilometers) northeast of the city center. There is a fee to enter, with a discount for kids. It is open several hours longer on summer days and closes for a few dates around Christmas Day. Visit the site on any day year-round between morning and late afternoon. Understand the complete history of the sunken vessel at the Titanic Exhibition Centre, Titanic’s Dock and Pump-House and the Titanic Walking Tours. Plan a wedding or business conference at the impressive site.

Peruse clothing, souvenirs and memorabilia in the site’s gift shop. Trace the LED sketch that shows the true size of the enormous vessel. See the list of names of victims on vertical glass panels. Stroll along the Titanic Memorial Garden and note the timber decking that honors the more than 1,500 passengers and crew members who died. Slipways where the Titanic and another ship, the Olympic, were built surround the site. Take the Shipyard Ride to recreate the shipbuilding setting of the early 1900s. Watch short films about the aftermath and reaction to the sinking boat. Visit the nine interactive galleries of the Titanic Experience, which includes displays about Belfast in the early 20th century and the launch of the Titanic. The tour explores the offices where the ship was designed and the dockyards. Take the Discovery Tour to find out about the symbolic design of the Titanic Belfast building.

Purchase an audio guide for context as you stroll through the museum. Learn the true story of the ship that inspired a 1997 Oscar-winning movie. It tells the story of the RMS Titanic, which sank on its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York in 1912. The Titanic Belfast is a large complex, with the appearance of a gleaming iceberg rising above the skyline near the River Lagan. Arrive at the historic birthplace of the British passenger ship that sank in 1912 and learn about its tragic voyage.

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