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Titanic: The Exhibition

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Who’s up for time travel? Walk in the shoes of the passengers and staff aboard the 1912 Titanic, at Titanic: The Exhibition, London. With over 200 original objects never before seen by the public, it’s a must visit!

Come face-to-face with personal possessions and documents of those aboard the legendary ship that were recovered after it’s tragic fate … Browse a fascinating collection of photographs, handwritten letters, wayward keepsakes, and other personal belongings that tell countless stories about the fates and heroic deeds on board. See the ship's beauty and grandeur with your own eyes as you explore life-size, detailed recreations of the ship’s interior. Discover the stark contrast between classes on board the ship, comparing the luxury first-class suites to the humble third-class cabins.

Unravel the true story of the ship through an audio guided tour (available in multiple languages). Journey through the myths, stories and glamour of the Titanic. In this visceral experience, you will be moved by personal accounts, music, and sound effects that help illuminate the story of the Titanic, and those aboard in 1912.

For an immersive, educational and emotion-provoking day out, head to Titanic: The Exhibition, London, and connect with history. 200+ original objects never before seen by the public Browse a collection of photographs, handwritten letters, wayward keepsakes & more.

Good for: all ages, babies toddlers, older children, teenagers, young children

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Facilities

  • Baby Changing
  • Cafe
  • Wheelchair Accessible

Prices

Ticket prices at Titanic: The Exhibition:

Under 4s
Free

Prices vary by day

Please see website for ticket prices as they vary for different days of the week. Children under 4 go FREE!

Common questions

Is Titanic: The Exhibition suitable for toddlers and young children?

Titanic: The Exhibition is suitable for all ages, babies toddlers, older children, teenagers, young children. We recommend checking their website for specific age-related information and any height restrictions that may apply.

Is there parking at Titanic: The Exhibition?

Parking information for Titanic: The Exhibition may vary. We recommend checking their website or calling ahead to confirm parking availability.

Is Titanic: The Exhibition an indoor attraction?

Yes, Titanic: The Exhibition is an indoor attraction, making it ideal for rainy days and a great option for family days out regardless of the weather.

Is Titanic: The Exhibition wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Titanic: The Exhibition is wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for visitors with mobility requirements.

Does Titanic: The Exhibition have baby changing facilities?

Yes, Titanic: The Exhibition has baby changing facilities available for visitors with young children.

Is there food available at Titanic: The Exhibition?

Yes, Titanic: The Exhibition has a cafe on site where you can purchase food and refreshments.

How do I book tickets for Titanic: The Exhibition?

You can plan your visit to Titanic: The Exhibition by visiting their official website. Booking in advance is often recommended, especially during school holidays and weekends.

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