Titanic Belfast
Hello Travel Lovers! *Here I am again taking you somewhere.* I'm positive that you have heard the famous Titanic ship. Do you know the movie "Titanic" starring Leonardo Di Carpio and Kate Winslet as Jack and Rose? That's the very one! Today I'm going to take you to Titanic Belfast. This is the very place where the Titanic was designed and launched in 1912. I welcome you to this world-class visitor attraction located in the heart of Belfast and a must-see for anyone who's planning to visit Northern Ireland in the future.
The Titanic Belfast provide an exhibition about the Titanic, discover Belfast City, explore the shipyard and walk the decks and see artefacts from the Titanic and more. Titanic Belfast tells the story of the Titanic when the White Star Line chose to build Titanic in the shipyard of Harland and Wolff in Belfast. The city beamed with pride since then. Titanic was the grandest ship the world had ever seen. This building put Belfast city on the industrial map. It made Belfast big and on the 2nd of April 1912 Titanic set out with pride and confidence from the Harland and Wolff docks for her maiden voyage. And we know the rest of the story when it hits the iceberg and people loss their lives. The reputation of the shipbuilding city had sunk with it. They fell silent and the Titanic was then something they couldn't be proud of after its tragic end. Then over a hundred years after the tragedy, Belfast is back it's pride with the opening of Titanic Belfast- the heart of the Titanic History. The place where it all began. This ship will capture our imagination once again. **Prices:** Adult - £19.00 Child (5-16) - £8.50 Child (under 5) - Free Essential Carer - Free Student/Unemployed (Mon-Fri only - ID Required) - £15.50 Senior (Mon-Fri only - 60+/ID required) - £15.50 Family Pack (2 Adults + 2 Child) - £46.50 Check the Titanic Belfast Website for more details. https://titanicbelfast.com/ These are some of the things you'll see inside. It's not easy for taking photos as its dark in some areas and only the lightning to the ones they're exhibiting to emphasize it. Industrial Belfast
The largest and most important prosperous, commercial and manufacturing city in Ireland. Some of it is the exportation of Irish linen, tobacco and whiskey. Linenopolis
**Tobacco**
Tobacco Manufacture in Belfast by Gallahers was exported worldwide.
Whiskey
The largest whiskey manufacturer in Belfast is Dunville and Company. Here's another interesting piece that I'm fascinated about. Time Clock
This is an example of a Harland and Wolff time clock used by Island men to record their clocking in and out of work. During the construction of Titanic, a simple system of small wooden timekeeping boards were used. Each Island man collecting a "board" at the start of the day and returned it as they left work. To deter "time theft", machines like this one were introduced into the shipyard to more accurately record workers hours. I'm very proud to say that my Dad in law worked in this shipyard. He used to tell me stories on how he worked on heavy pipes and how hard to do all the plumbing jobs and how big the ship they're working on! He's my amazing Dad!
Harland and Wolff or H&W is a shipyard where the Titanic was built and it's iconic yellow cranes name, Samson and Goliath. If you want to see the Titanic Dock in Belfast where it was made check this video that I searched in Youtube credits to its owner ***dunaparty***: https://youtu.be/yMSP-OWvvqg Artefacts Garland and Wolff Gates
**White Star China**
Esther Hart Letter
"*Esther Ada Hart*" is one of the survivors of the sinking of the Titanic. Launch Day Ticket
**Titanic Plan**
***More things to see***
And this will made you feel as if you're in there. The others you listen to the audio sound or watch a presentation.
The Luggage
First Class Cabin
First-class accommodations were located where rocking of the ship was less felt and less likely to get seasick. They were beautifully decorated The parlor suites have wardrobe rooms and private baths. All first-class accommodations were equipped with telephones, heaters, special gimbal lamps, table fans, and call bells for calling steward. Second Class Cabin
In the second class, passengers slept in berths built into the walls of the cabins. And there were two to four berths per cabin so we can say that privacy was challenging although a passenger could close the curtain around his or her berth. Each of them had a washbasin and a chamber pot to be used in case they got seasick. Passengers in second-class used communal bathrooms. Third Class Cabin
Third-class passengers slept on bunk beds and it's crowded and the cabin was narrow. Like second-class passengers, they also shared bathrooms, but unlike the second class, the third class bathroom was shared by far too many and only two bathtubs(one for men and one for women) are available for all 710 third-class passengers. Do you want to know how much they paid per accommodation? A *first-class ticket* cost a minimum of £30 in 1912 which is more than £3300 on today's money. A *second class ticket* cost around £13 and it's nearly £1500 on today's money and the *third class ticket* would have cost you around £7 or nearly £800 in today's money. Wow, how expensive that was?! And outside the Titanic Quarter, you can see the Hamilton Dock and see SS Nomadic. The ****only**** surviving ship of the White Star Line fleet. The one they called *"Titanics Little Sister".*
You can also have a full day tour with the Titanic Belfast together with the Games of Thrones and Giant Causeway tour. I feel bad that I know that this isn't just it. There are far more to see and to know and to share but you need to be there to experience it yourself. There's a shipyard ride and also to watch the shipwrecks. I still wish you did enjoy it. 😊 **I want to ask you. If you were here in 1912 and you don't know what's coming, would you also like to be part of this maiden voyage? And for sure you'll want that first-class accommodation lol. Cheers!**
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You are awesome! Thank you so much!
And you are awesome too! And dear have you seen any notification about sponsorship from yesterday? I hope you can have a look and if it's fine with you, you can approve it.
Yes, Tired momma, I think I accept him, but it was so tiny and unfortunately click ignore.. And I'm sad now...
The Titanic was indeed the most luxurious and believed to be the safest ship of the time. I didn’t know there was a place like this dedicated to him. everything looks beautiful and very realistic. And if I had lived at that time, and if I could afford it, I would probably have set out on that journey on the Titanic.
Me too!!!! It's very dear though, but if I'm only hoping I'll hope for the best lol
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Looks like an amazing experience and a good day out!
Yes, it was! Thank you PVMihalache!
Just writing another post as a follow up for the one with the wallets. You will see it in the morning :D
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Post is live. You got your fair share of a mention :D
Very interesting good content
Nice one. Reading your articles is like going on a weekend trip or a week's worth of vacation every day. 😁👍 By the way: I can understand that Belfast lost its pride when the Titanic sank. Even though the reason why it sank was not a construction error. But I guess people didn't know that right away and then the damage was already done. Another interesting fact: £30 in 1912's money is more than £3300 in today's money. The pound lost over 99% of its value in a little more than 100 years -- which is a little more than one long lifetime... That's the elevator pitch for precious metals and crypto, isn't it? 😁
When it's on its glory days the Belfast City will always be famous for the Titanic, the connection, however, brings it down to its fall when its Titanic sank. It's like buying something in the shop and it accidentally breaks and you go back to shop to complain and even its not the sellers fault he will take the blame and the shop will suffer the consequence. Belfast suffers sadly. And maybe the media/paper to blame those times I don't know. And lol yes! We can see now which is more precious 😆 I'm feeling good thinking there is someone truly reading my post. You're the man! 👊
Thank you so much for your kind words. 😊 I try to read as much as possible. And your articles are always very enjoyable and upbeat. 😊 You are absolutely right. The analogy with the seller of a product which breaks is spot-on. 👍
wow...that's a lot to take in for one tour...i would probably need at least 2 days to appreciate everything! did you say that your Dad worked in that shipyard! that's amazing! great post as usual! i forgot to mention that i like that you post the admission fees in your articles too. =)
Yes, he was! If only he's alive he could have told me more and remember Mum? She worked with that linen as well! I'm just so proud of them lol. Thank you for the support as always Crypt. =D
that's amazing! thanks for sharing, and you're very welcome! love your content!
I bet you enjoy touring there, that's really a beautiful , I want to go there someday.
Thank you my dear. And yes it's a very nice and fascinating place to visit. You will enjoy it for sure. Cheers!
Oh, thank you for the upvote 😽,
Nice article... It's an amazing experience and a good day out..
Another great adventure from you friend, you really deserve the title as Queen Traveler you enjoy life to the fullest.
Greetings, As always I'm glad to see that you have so much information and that's related pics. Maybe we cant do that. Because whenever we go for a trip we always just enjoy it. and not collect such type of collection you always have with you.
Have you been there? You're always bringing us to different places around the world.. You are indeed a certified travel blogger
Haha did you not see me in the picture lol 😆 Yes would love that idea that at least we can all go somewhere just by reading :) I'm very pleased with your comment, you made me smile.
Oh sorry.. Haha. . i would love to go there..in my dreams i guess 🤣
And I just check your page, when are starting to write? I'm looking forward to it.
Am into reading now.. I still don't know how to write articles 😢 am really new to this
Omg. It feels like I was there while reading your article and looking at it. I am excited to see you on my notification always
Love that you have a profile picture now, it's better :)
Wow, a very nice article...... Titanic has been a great project ever, just hoping for a great one than this
So they decided to put the place up for exhibit and all! It must've been so much fun to go on tour there. I'd love to visit there if i ever make it to ireland
Thank you Oatmeal-monster. It's always fun to visit places and this one is very interesting. And yes make sure to see this when you come to Northern Ireland in the future:)
I was pretty sure the place would be torn down after the titanic flop and the same thing with what happened to the 2 other ships that proceeded titanic
sorry I didn't have a chance to visit. I hope so someday.
You will my friend. Go anywhere you'd love to go!
I have never had the opportunity to ride a train, I would love to one day.
Sorry dear, I don't get it? Did I remind you anything of train?
At first glance I really thought the Tobacco was human hair. It scared me to death. Hahaha. 😆 Nice shots by the way. You take us to different places virtually. I like it 😍
Madam, linen yarn I think it is.
Haha. That's when I realized it. I had to focus first 😆
Is it the Titanic ship that sunken 😅
Haha, yeah it is! Lol but don't look for it in there. It's still at the sea 😅