Its great exploring this old Jem. To see whay yje sailors had to put up with is humbling. Well presented and finished. More

HMS Belfast is a fantastic attraction. A very large warship so allow plenty of time and plan to have lunch in between. There is a lot to see so you will need plenty of time. The engine room is an absolute must; the scale and complexity is amazing. Virtually every deck and compartment is open, it is a shame there... More

how did those guys operate in cramped conditions. makes one humble to be on board More

For a history and WWII buff, the HMS Belfast is something not to be missed. One of the most active naval vessels during WWII, HMS Belfast is a history book in itself. Be prepared for a physically exhausting visit, since you will have to climb up and down five levels of the ship several times, up and down narrow gangways... More

For anyone with an interest in WW2 or military ships will love a day out to HMS belfast. The best bits are probabaly being able to go into all the teirs of the main gun from the magazine up to the guns themselves and see all the shell hoists. I cant think of any negatives other than maybe the price... More

Very interesting, good to wander about at your own pace. Spoiled somewhat by large groups of school children running around, but otherwise excellent. More

Wonderful experfience and the children really found it exciting to go up and down and all around it and imagine what it was like to be at sea on such a ship More

My 10 year old son really enjoyed this. We had come out to go in to a nearby attraction but the queue's were too long. We went on to HMS Belfast and we both had a wonderful time. More

This is the way to teacher history to the children real hands - trying to image how to get through the high edged doors in rough weather. the cooking and sleeping areas and the hospital on board all making the children realise that lifei the navy is not as glam as it might appear 0 brillent - more please More