Slipways in Belfast: photos, reviews

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Slipways in Belfast offers an immersive journey into nautical history, capturing the imagination of visitors with its impressive scale and historical displays. This fascinating attraction is located at the very site where the legendary Titanic and her sister ships took shape, surrounded by a large, open park perfect for family outings. Children can explore the ample spaces while adults delve into the rich maritime history through engaging displays and memorials. The etched outlines of the ships on the slipway ground offer a tangible connection to the past and lend a sense of awe at the magnitude of the shipbuilding feats accomplished here. With its free entry, Slipways provides an experience that is both educational and captivating, making it a must-see for anyone in or visiting Belfast.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Titanic

Bus stop 235 m walk

Victoria Road

Bus stop 172 m walk

Fraser Street Bridge

Bus stop 660 m walk

Thompson Dry Dock

Bus stop 359 m walk

Sydenham Road

Bus stop 640 m walk

Old Channel Road

Bus stop 643 m walk

Titanic Quarter

Train station 807 m walk

4.7

based on 67 reviews

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4.7/5 67 reviews

Thenucha Sivakumar

Cool place with a lot of history. You can literally stand where the Titanic was built! Great views, chill vibe, and perfect for a walk, especially at sunset. A must-see if you’re in Belfast.

John Richardson

Birth place of the Titanic and Britanic built side by side. Interesting sight

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Slipways in Belfast

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