The tour round the titanic museum was fantastic. Our guide was Peter and he was funny, interesting and knowledgeable. It lasted an hour and could have gone round again. He had such amazing stories and facts. The titanic museum itself was brilliant. We spent a good 3 hours with the tour and then and good look round the museum. Definitely worth every penny.

Within Belfast there are a few different walking routes you can take to explore the city and probably the most popular is the Titanic Walking Tour which takes you over the river from the City Centre and alongside the docks where Harland & Wolff had their gigantic shipyards. These are now diminished but there are still signs of life which are probably best signified by the huge cranes Samson and Goliath. I would recommend paying a visit to the Titanic exhibition. I was not sure what I would get out of it but it was incredibly interesting. Included in the price of the ticket is also a visit to SS Nomadic which is the last remaining ship owned by the White Star Line. This is in a dry dock nearby. I would also suggest paying a visit to the soundyard which is a quirky way to discover what the docks may have sounded like although the sounds are probably a bit tame compared to what it was actually like hearing men banging hammers repeatedly. The final place I advise you to visit on the tour is the Dock Cafe which is a lovely little cafe close to the dry dock where SS Nomadic is located. It is a place where you pay what you think your service was worth. The cafe is dog friendly and you will get a warm welcome. There are lots of statues and information points to take in as you walk along and I am sure you will come away more informed about the area than before you arrived.

Got this as a complimentary offer after the Museum has cancelled our visit due to refurbishment. It was disabled friendly with the exception of the S.S Nomadic. Thank you Katelyn for an excellent time and the care and consideration she showed towards me as I was on my mobility scooter. Packed full of facts it was extremely interesting and informative. The tour of S.S Nomadic was a very relaxed affair allowing you to go around at your own pace with staff on hand to answer questions.

Fantastic tour by a really passionate guide which helped a lot. A must do, better than the main museum with lots of history and bits that are still there. Definitely a concerted Titanirac after this tour!

Great tour with Colin. Colin takes you through the history of titanic shipbuilding area in terrific detail and enthusiasm. Our favourite tour we have done in Belfast. Forget the museum, do this instead!!

My husband and I have been to many museums around the world, and quite a few tours. The Titanic exhibit, as well as the guided tour, were absolutely excellent. If you are lucky you will have Libby as your guide. She is a natural and brought so much of the history she was explaining to life for us. I would give it 6 stars if I could. Also, it is worth every penny to take the Discovery Tour (as opposed to just buying the ticket to see the exhibit) as there is a lot of symbolism in the building design and the surrounding area. We would have missed much of what makes the site so unique without the explanations provided by Libby.

Absolutely outstanding tour given by guide called Rob. Very informative and interesting. He really makes you think about the Titanic story from a different perspective

My family and I had a wonderful time learning about the truths of the Titanic. Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable and engaging, and made our visit to the museum very much worthwhile. Thank you.

There wasn't much in the gift shop nor in the dry dock to see or do. Yes It was nice to see where she once stood and the wooden blocks where she stood on but that was it. There is the inside of the building to look at, I suppose a type of museum but its not very interesting at all. The dry dock is massive and gives you a real insight on how big she actually was! But, £9 for that is abit much.

Very interesting tour and the guide was clearly passionate about his job. He made the tour worthwhile and we would recommend

This event should no be confused with the main Titanic Experience Centre contained within the very creatively designed 'Titanic' building. We wandered outside to this dock which now holds the 'Nomadic' which was used to tender passengers onto the Titanic and itself is worth the visit. As for the main attraction 'Titanic Experience' it's a must do in order to truly understand Belfast's industrial history, stories of emigration, and the history of the Titanic and the location it was built and launched in. The price is up there and even though we are very budget conscious, we found it to be about right for all the experience you get. The presentations and exhibits are world-class!

Tickets to this event were bought online so we didnt have to queue. I was satisfied with this exhibition it had both tactile and sensory exhibits the moving appearance of the floor which was a screen on three sides moving screen through the floors of the titanic.It would be better if the floor vibrated to complete the experience of being on the ship

Excellent place, historical worth the money spent, spent a full day viewing and looking around. Its a must if you are in Belfast

Great experience....tremendous history of the greatest shipbuilding company in the world and the largest in its day.

Fantastic view into the history of the ships and its supporting structures/docks constructions perhaps even more interesting than the center.