SeaCity Museum

Good few hours learning about the Titanic and the history of Southampton. Interactive sections were not working on the day of our visit which was a shame.

Weekdays is perfect time to visit as you will get best opportunity to see evey nook and corner without being in queue everywhere. It has a lots of details about Titanic, Birtanic and Queen Marry ships in detail and a lot of others. A huge hall in the form of courtroom with constant video playing with people in question. The place can be covered within 60-90 minutes followed by a nice lunch/food at ground floor and a souvenir shop as other museum. Staffs are happy to help. There is an educational site for students mostly busy during term time. Other times, there are colouring pages for kids. Its a good informative place if you are enthusiastic about #Titanic. Tha parking is not at sight, only one is next to Southampton council next to museum but its paid 2 hours only. Another car par is West Park with is 3 minutes walking distance. Enjoy!

Although expensive, the museum justifies the price - luckily i got through with a student deal. Titanic section is brilliantly laid out and offered some details, photos and facts that I, as an enthusiast of the Olympic Class Liners, didn’t know. Museum is clean, well lit and nicely laid out. Staff are friendly. Shop is mint but just a tad expensive. Didn’t pick up the light up model of RMS Titanic due to its price, but if someone lets me know the name and company, I’ll be sure to pick it up in the future. Such a great visit.

Slightly disappointing museum regarding the titanic expedition, it’s in no way terrible or awful but on the same hand it’s at best a slow 30-45min look around very few items, considering the ‘maiden voyage’ set sail from Southampton, I expected more. £10.50 is about the maximum I’d pay, however it’s not a place I’d be visiting again sadly. The museum dedicated to titanic in Liverpool is amazing and had far more articles and treasures so if you’re a titanic fan then that’s the place to visit in the uk.

This was a fascinating museum to visit, telling stories about the history of the Titanic and its sailing! Artefacts are shown, insight is given into what the people would have eaten and rooms small or large depict the setting on the ferry. The works of art are glorious, allusions are created by images like the replica stairs on the wall that look real and a simulator for the engine is amazing! A large room has interesting video presentations, replicas of the boat are incredible and amusements are not only historic but also available now for some here.