Really interesting addition to the White Star Premium Pass. It's fascinating that she was a floating restaurant in Paris for so long, and I would love to have seen that. The main focus of the exhibit is not her role with the Titanic, although of course it covers that. Overall, interesting part of history- I would love to have seen her kitted out as a 1900s restaurant!

We visited the ship as part of our ticket to the Titanic experience which made it extremely good value for money. This was a really fascinating visit as it was so atmospheric to stand on the deck of a boat that ferry to visitors across to the Titanic itself. The narrative is really well displayed, and the interiors are excellent. Definitely worth visiting if you have the time.

Our visit to the SS Nomadic in Belfast was a good quick experience. This historic vessel, known as the Titanic's Little Sister, provided us with a unique opportunity to step back in time and explore a piece of maritime history. Learning about the SS Nomadic's role as a tender ship for the White Star Line, including its service during both World Wars, offered valuable insights into its significance in maritime history. Exploring the various decks and compartments allowed us to envision the bustling activity that once filled the ship during its heyday.

We went as part of the Titanic Museum. It was interesting and good to go on the real boat that brought the passengers to the Titanic. Worth a quick visit if you are nearby, even if you don't go to the Museum as well.

I was treated for my 70th birthday stayed at the titanic hotel Amazing saw the dry where titanic was l last on solid gol round! But to see the stunning Nomadic restored and not left to rot on the Seine in Paris was wonderful! Connor the guide was fantastic and a BTS member as l am! What a beautiful ship and thank you Connor for your kindness and enthusiasm l love every thing about Belfast the history the stunning shipyard yo arrive when l did and see the massive Gantries of the iconic H&W letters simply brought tears to my eyes for me it’s not about the film that’s Hollywood it’s the wonderful people at the hotel and of course Connor and his team….heart rendering to see her fully restored BEAUTiFUl😊

Visited this museum just after visiting the Titanic museum just up the road as the entrance ticket was included. I actually enjoyed this more than the Titanic museum (which was lovely but extremely busy ) whereas the SS Nomadic in my opinion was seriously underrated. I really liked the toilets near the entrance where the flush was a lever handle :) Do not skip this museum!

SS Nomadic is the last remaining ship still in existence operated by the White Star Line. They also operated the Titanic. You can visit the SS Nomadic and find out about its history as part of the Titanic exhibition. Once you have finished in the Titanic story cross over the road and head for the dry dock where the Nomadic is. Show your ticket and your explore the ship and find out more about it.

The outside didnt prepare us for the inside, its packed full of historical features after a major revamp. So glad we didn’t walk past and made time to visit. I actually preferred this to the titanic museum which was our reason for being down at the river. No crowds jostling , and feeling packed in, we could walk round at leisure and read as much or as little literature as we wanted. Its history as a French cafe was unbelievable , glad that those involved worked tirelessly to bring it to Belfast, well done.

Well worth visiting if you have bought a ticket for Titanic Belfast. A good compliment to the exhibition. It's small and not the main reason for visiting Belfast, but after the main exhibition it's good to see an actual ship of Titanic's era. Interesting looking around the various rooms and it's reasonably accessible.