Where to miss? To the Titanic Exhibition: Birmingham!
If you’re fascinated by the Titanic, we’ve got the exhibition for you! The Titanic Exhibition is an immersive experience that dives into the tragic yet fascinating story of the RMS Titanic. This isn’t just an exhibition—it’s a time machine that whisks you back to 1912, letting you walk through the rooms and explore the stories of the passengers and crew.
You’ll experience the Titanic like NEVER before!
Where is the Titanic Exhibition being held?
Getting to the NEC is easy! If you’re driving, just hop on the M6 motorway and take the A38 exit towards Birmingham, then follow the signs to the NEC. If you’re taking the train, Birmingham International Railway Station is the closest stop (it’s just a 15-minute journey away from Birmingham New Street). And if you’re travelling by bus, you can catch the X1 or X12.
Oh and there’s onsite parking available! It’s £5 to pay for parking (we recommend booking this online before your visit!)
Pendigo Way,
Marston Green,
Birmingham
B40 1NT
Monday - 10 am – 5 pm
Tuesday - 10 am – 5 pm
Wednesday - 10 am – 5 pm
Thursday - 10 am – 5 pm
Friday - 10 am - 5 pm
Saturday - 10 am – 5 pm
Sunday - 10 am – 5 pm
0-5 years old
£0.00
6-14 years old
£8.99 + £0.49 booking fee
15 and over
£19.99 + £1.08 booking fee
Group Ticket
£69.99 + £3.78 booking fee
Prices vary on weekends. Please note that bookings are for a half an hour entry slot.
What Will I See There?
The exhibition features meticulously recreated interiors, like first-class cabins and the magnificent Grand Staircase, letting you experience the ship’s grandeur firsthand. And it makes for an Insta-worthy photo! Marvel at genuine artefacts such as delicate jewellery, clothing, a photographic collection and handwritten letters recovered from the wreckage.
It’s an interactive exhibition that features large imagery, audio guides, and hands-on displays, making history come alive! Oh, and don’t miss the poignant Memorial Wall, commemorating the lives lost in this historic tragedy.
You’ll also see some original artefacts from the Titanic’s sister ship – the Olympic. It was actually on a return trip from New York the day of the tragedy and received the distress call from the Titanic.
Oh! And we hear you’ll even see some props from the 1997 blockbuster film, including a life jacket, one of the Heart of the Ocean necklaces, Captain Smith’s teacup, and a saucer!
Accessibility at the Titanic Exhibition
- The entire exhibition is wheelchair accessible with ramps and lifts.
- There are accessible parking spaces available near the entrance.
- There are accessible bathrooms available throughout the venue.
- You can request accessible seating and assistive listening devices.
- Check the website closer to your visit for the latest accessibility updates.
Please check their website for more accessibility information.
The Titanic Exhibition in Birmingham is a must-see for history buffs and Titanic enthusiasts alike! Experience the ship’s grandeur and tragic story firsthand through beautifully recreated interiors, genuine artefacts, and moving memorials. Prepare to step back in time to 1912 and immerse yourself in an unforgettable interactive exhibition about the famous ship.
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