🎥 Titanic Belfast features in High Stakes - airing tonight at 10.40pm on @BBCOneNI!. Go behind the scenes with the rope access pros who installed our Christmas chandelier and festive lights. A must-watch!

⛳️ Titanic Tee Time is on today from 12–5pm!. Play our NI-inspired mini golf course, try your hand at Hook-a-Duck, or go big with Jenga & Connect 4.🎯. 📍Beside @ssnomadic - perfect for all ages. Sundays on the @MaritimeBelfast is funded by Maritime Belfast Trust.

Happy #IndependenceDay to all of our American guests! 🇺🇸 ❤️. Belfast may be the home of Titanic, but the ill-fated liner had many American-Irish links you may not know about.

RT @CArchibald_SF: Useful meeting with Home Office Minister Seema Malhotra today along with representatives of our tourism industry who set….

We were thrilled to welcome TV personality @TimmyMallett as he completed his incredible 6,000km cycle circumnavigation of the island of Ireland.🚴🏿. Starting back last year, he has truly highlighted what people’s potential can achieve, in memory of his late brother Martin.

🚢 Did you know? Our Shipyard Ride lets you journey through a replica of the towering Arrol Gantry - where Titanic was built!. 🎢 Immerse yourself in Belfast’s shipbuilding past at Titanic Belfast. Book now 👉

This Father’s Day, we remember the fathers of RMS Titanic, like Anthony Frost, father of 4 and Thomas Andrews, who left behind his baby daughter. Visit us this weekend to discover their powerful legacies of the fathers aboard RMS Titanic.

#OnThisDay in 1911: Olympic, the new flagship of the White Star Line, began her maiden voyage to New York. This iconic sailing heralded a new era in big ship construction, inspiring major lines to commission vessels of similar size 🚢

Step into a recreation of Freud’s London studio, where paint rags, scribbled notes and worn furniture hint at the intensity of his daily life!. See Donegal Man (2007), with a special connection to us, featuring our Chairman, Pat Doherty. Find out more👉

The full Maine 1949 range has landed at The Pantry at Titanic Belfast! 🥤.Try the legendary brown lemonade plus a full selection of refreshing flavours. 🍋. Born generations ago in Belfast's shipyards - still served today, right where it all began. Perfect for your next visit!

Sundays just got better! We’re thrilled to be part of Sundays on the Maritime Mile, from 15 June to 31 August. Titanic Tee Time lands at Hamilton Dock from 6 July - 3 August - a fun, 9-hole mini golf course the whole family can enjoy! ⛳🏌️. @MaritimeBelfast

Calling all Early Risers! ☀️. If you're always up and about early, why not visit the Titanic Experience during our 8:30am - 9.50am timeslots and make use of our popular Early Riser special offer. Find out more 👉

🎨 Step inside the world of Lucian Freud at Titanic Belfast. In partnership with the @V_and_A, our free exhibition showcases the raw beauty and unpredictability of Freud’s etchings in an immersive setting. 📅 Open daily until 30 Sept.🎟️ Free | No booking required

Exciting news! Our White Star to Five Star student seminars are now open for booking for the 2025–26 academic year. Designed specifically for students studying travel and tourism. 📅 13 Oct | 24 Nov | 26 Jan | 2 Mar. 📩 Contact us to book education@titanicbelfast.com.

Planning your visit to Titanic Belfast?.The White Star Premium Pass includes:.🚢 Anytime Experience + audio guide.⚓️ SS Nomadic.🔍 Discovery Tour.🎁 Souvenir .📖 Guidebook.🛍️ 15% off retail. Book online & save 👉

Due to roadworks near SSE Arena, please access Titanic Belfast via Dee Street > Hamilton Road. Diversions are in place, please allow extra time for your journey!

Step into the world of Lucian Freud at Titanic Belfast - in this free exhibition, in partnership with the @V_and_A! 🎨. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to get up close with Freud’s powerful portraits and enjoy an immersive experience that brings the etching process to life.

Today marks 114 years since RMS Titanic was launched from the Slipways right here in Belfast. 100,000 spectators gathered to the shores of Belfast Lough to watch the 882 foot nine inch ship slide into the Lough. It took just 62 seconds. Have you visited this historic site?

#OnThisDay in 1847: Lord Pirrie was born in Quebec City, Canada. He moved to Northern Ireland at age 2 and joined Harland & Wolff at 15, where he rose from apprentice to Chairman at Harland & Wolff - a position he would keep all his life. Find out more 👉

Heads up to our guests visiting today and tomorrow! Heavy traffic is anticipated in Titanic Quarter during AVA Festival until 11pm. Also, access to the Great Light will be available via Queen's Road during this time, as the Titanic Slipways are closed and will reopen on Sunday.