Hear the stories of the sailors, marines and airmen who made HMS Belfast feel like a floating city. Learn from our expert guides about what kept the men of HMS Belfast going through freezing Arctic convoys, D-Day and the Korean War.

HMS Belfast - Book Tickets Online. Adults from £22.70. Free Admission for members & Under Fives. Explore all nine decks of this iconic warship

HMS Belfast Adult Life Member Ticket £25.45 Ticket for existing Adult Life Members aged 16+ years.

On 6 June 1944, HMS Belfast lead the opening bombardment of Operation Overlord - the Allied invasion of Nazi-occupied France. Discover 8 things you didn't know about the role HMS Belfast played in the largest naval, air and land operation in history.

With nine decks to explore, there’s a lot to discover at HMS Belfast. We recommend allocating at least three hours for your visit, but many visitors stay for half a day or more. Take a look below at our highlights, find out what visitors said about our new displays and experiences, and learn more about safety and facilities on board.

There's plenty of fun to be had at HMS Belfast. Enjoy free family activities every weekend and every day during school holidays! Be sure to also look out for our We Were There Family Days which offer a unique opportunity to meet IWM’s veterans and eyewitnesses of conflict.

Plan and book a school visit. HMS Belfast is easily accessible via public transport, making it perfectly located for your next school trip. Visit our Getting here page for more information. All schools must book in advance. To start the booking request please fill out our Schools Visit Request Form. You will be contacted within ten working days ...

Groups can explore HMS Belfast on a self-directed visit. A short introductory film and audio guides in English, French, German and Spanish are included in the admission price, subject to availability.

HMS Belfast is is moored on the River Thames at The Queen's Walk, London SE1 2JH. Book Tickets Online. Adults from £22.70. Free Admission for members

HMS Belfast is the most significant surviving Second World War Royal Navy warship, with a history that extends to the Arctic Convoys, D-Day, the Cold War, Korea and beyond. In 2018, HMS Belfast will be