Titanic Maritime Walking Tour
This fascinating guided walking tour packs a lot of Belfast into two hours! Recommended for anyone who wants to explore the wider history of the Titanic and the people who built it - this tour is an excellent deep dive into the maritime heritage of this unique city and the exciting plans for its regeneration.
Starting with a leisurely walk along the beautiful Maritime Mile, through the Titanic Quarter to the slipways where the Titanic and her sister ship, The Olympic were built and launched.
We’ll visit two iconic ships - the last remaining White Star Line SS Nomadic which ferried passengers to the Titanic before its fateful final journey and the HMS Caroline, which served in World War One.
Our tour will visit the enormous Thompson Dry Dock where the Titanic was fitted out, once the largest dry dock in the world.
We’ll visit the Titanic Belfast Visitor Centre and learn more about its stunning, iconic, and meaningful design before finishing at the luxurious Titanic Hotel, housed in the former headquarters of Harland & Wolff. We’ll explore the history of this beautiful building and visit the very rooms where the Titanic was first conceived, commissioned, and designed.
There are plenty of stunning and significant photo opportunities along this gentle, even-grounded route and plenty of stories to be told as we make our way around!
Meeting Point:
Meeting Point: At the rear (stern) of the SS Nomadic by the French flag.
Walking Tour Information
Our standard walking tours are guided by local experts with a personal connection to the routes we travel and the communities we meet along the way.
£20 per person,
No booking fee.
2 Hours at a
Relaxed Pace
Start Point:
SS Nomadic (back/stern)
Endpoint:
Titanic Hotel
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