Titanic & White Star Line Exhibition Entry Ticket

Cavern Quarter, Liverpool, Manchester



Explore the Titanic and White Star Line Exhibition in Liverpool with this entry ticket. Discover over 250 artifacts, learn about the ship's history, and see items retrieved from the wreck.

Highlights

  • Explore the White Star Line Hotel, the home of the Titanic
  • Discover over 250 Titanic and White Star artifacts, some never before seen
  • See a Titanic passenger list, letters, and postcards written onboard
  • Learn about the search and exploration of the Titanic wreck
  • View genuine artifacts retrieved from the wreck, like deck wood and coal

Description

Visit the White Star Line Hotel in Liverpool and explore a world-class Titanic and White Star Line exhibition. Discover over 250 Titanic and White Star artifacts, some never before seen, curated to form an experience like no other, in the Grade II listed building that Titanic called home.

Marvel at headline items that were once aboard the fated ship, including a Titanic passenger list that encompasses a who’s who of 1912 society, letters, and postcards written onboard by passengers optimistic about a new beginning.

Navigate your way around the mesmerizing items as you immerse yourself in the stories and legacies of the ships, passengers, and crews of some of the most famous vessels the world has ever known.

Be captivated by the story of the search, locating, and exploration of the Titanic wreck. Follow the journey of exploration that led to the initial discovery of the Titanic wreck and site, including unique video of the wreck and wreck site, artifact recovery, and a detailed scale model of the Titanic seabed and wreck area.

View genuine artifacts retrieved from the wreck itself, such as original pieces of Titanic deck wood, coal, parts of the hull connected to the colossal “Big Piece,” Dik Barton’s dive suit, and much more. Indulge yourself in movie nostalgia as you pay tribute to the great ship's legacy on the big screen with the original screen-used violin played by Jonathan Evans-Jones when he played the part of Titanic bandmaster Wallace Hartley in James Cameron’s blockbuster movie.

Tour the Grade II listed Albion House from top to bottom with a resident historian and tour guide, as the building that oversaw the legacy gives up her most trusted secrets.

Includes

Access to Titanic and White Star Line exhibition
Access to gift shop

Excludes

Accommodation at The White Star Line Hotel - this can be booked as an extra upon receipt of exhibition booking with discounted rates - a member of the team will contact you
Tour of the Grade II* Listed building with resident historian - this can be booked as an extra upon receipt of exhibition booking with discounted rates - a member of the team will contact you
Food/Drink at The White Star Line Hotel - this can be booked as an extra upon receipt of exhibition booking with discounted rates - a member of the team will contact you
Gift shop purchases are priced per item and are not included in the exhibition entry ticket

Important Information

  • The exhibition opens on 2nd January 2027 Book in advance to avoid disappointment as capacity is capped and exhibit items rotate The Maritime Museum in Liverpool is closed until 2028/29

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund

Frequently Asked Questions

You can see over 250 artifacts related to the Titanic and White Star Line, including letters, postcards, passenger lists, and genuine items recovered from the Titanic wreck.
The exhibition is housed in the White Star Line Hotel, which is located in Liverpool near Manchester.
Yes, the exhibition features genuine artifacts retrieved from the Titanic wreck, such as deck wood and coal.
Tickets can be booked online through the exhibition's official website; check there for availability and booking options.
Yes, the exhibition is family-friendly and offers educational content suitable for children interested in maritime history.
Opening hours vary, so check the official website for the most current information before visiting Manchester.
Most bookings accept mobile tickets, but check the website for ticket acceptance policies specific to the Manchester exhibition.
The exhibition covers the history of the White Star Line, details about the Titanic voyage, artifacts from the ship, and exploration of the Titanic wreck.
No, the building now serves as the location for the Titanic & White Star Line Exhibition and is not an operating hotel.
Visitors usually spend around one to two hours exploring the exhibits, depending on their level of interest.

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