Titanic Museum Liverpool

Did you know the Titanic was the ship of dreams? When she docked she carried up to 2,208 passengers overall and out of that number, 1,500 lives were tragically lost when she struck an iceberg on the 14th April.

Things To Do

There are a wide variety of events, provoking exhibits and stories you can see and hear. From tales of Titanic survivors, the story of Robert Hitchins, the Quartermaster who was at the wheel when the boat hit the iceberg. A dramatic account of when the lights went out as the ship was sinking and personal stories of those who lost their lives. You'll also be able to see displays of belongings like the watches of a couple there were separated by the Titanic, the lifejackets and things worn on the night of the disaster, the story of the Titanic Hero, Captain Arthur Henry Rostron of the rescue ship Carpathia and so much more. There are even stories about the dogs that were on board the ship and what happened to them during the night, as well as ship models of the Titanic. For the kids, there are Titanic arts and crafts inspired by the ship itself, as well as a show of fun music during the Titanic era and storytelling with Polar, the Titanic bear.

Your time at the museum will be spent learning about Maritime history, the historic port that the Titanic docked from and go on the Titanic Liverpool Tour. You can walk around the museum with displays and see history come to life.

Food & Drinks

When you feel the hunger coming along, head to the Maritime Cafe and enjoy a range of hot and cold drinks as well as hot lunches, delicious sandwiches, toasties and a kids menu too! Dig into a Traditional Scouse (a hot lunch that is served with pickled red cabbage and a roll).

• A detailed insight into the Titanic history
• Recount stories of those on board and those who survived
• Explore special exhibits on the famous port