Experience the story of the Titanic as you’ve never before. Trace its journey from the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast, through its fateful voyage and sinking, to its rediscovery at the bottom of the Atlantic.

You'll get to experience the Titanic like never before. Discover items from the Titanic, including:

A display for the 80th Anniversary of the D Day Landings 1944 at the museum until 22nd June.

Details for the Allied landings in Normandy started in Spring 1943 including the mapping of the coastline of France, completed by May 1944. Eisenhower made the decision that 6th June would be D Day and at midnight the massive invasion of Europe began.

We have a complete set of the maps on view in the museum.

Guns are powerful weapons. They can be loaded with meaning, as well as bullets. 

Throughout history to the present day, guns have been embellished and intricately decorated; plated in gold and covered with diamonds.

As objects of art, they have been used to campaign for peace, as tokens of love and desire, and as diplomatic gifts between nations.

This thought-provoking pop-up exhibition asks us to reconsider the symbolism of guns.