JUNE 10 – JULY 19, 2026

REAL
ARTEFACTS

REAL
STORIES

THE COMPLETE
JOURNEY

Experience the entire story of the Titanic through a curated collection of historic artefacts.
Every object has a story to tell, revealing the scale, beauty, ambition and tragedy of Titanic in a way no reconstruction alone ever could.

Experience the entire story of the Titanic through a curated collection of historic artefacts.
Every object has a story to tell, revealing the scale, beauty, ambition and tragedy of Titanic in a way no reconstruction alone ever could.

Exhibition
Highlights

Real Artefacts

Real Artefacts

Discover powerful artefacts from the Titanic and it's passengers and crew.

Recreations

recreations

Come face to face with recreations of the Titanic's anchor, bridge, wreck and more.

Explore the Titanic

Explore the Titanic

Explore First, Second and Third Class.

Real Passengers

Passengers

At the beginning of the exhibition you're given a passenger card of a real person who boarded the ship.

Educational

Educational

Discover new details about the ship and its sinking.

Hands On

Hands On

Write a letter, sit in a genuine Second Class chair, and touch real door handles.

Expert Pass

The ultimate ticket to the exhibition. Meet industry expert Dik Barton,, one of the very few people on Earth to have dived to the Titanic wreck site.

Dik is holding daily lectures where he will be sharing his experience with a gripping, intimate, and technically precise examination of the wreck site, deep-sea operations, recovery of artefacts, and the human side of exploration at crushing depth.

Lectures at 10:30 AM and 1:30 PM on weekends while the exhibition is open. Once you've met Dik, step into the exhibition itself and get a close look at some incredible Titanic artefacts, plus receive a free guidebook...

Book your tickets today:

A few of the artefacts
on display:

Letter written onboard the Titanic

A 4 page letter written on the Titanic by first class passenger William Henry Harrison – private secretary to J Bruce Ismay.

Titanic Deck Chair

One of a handful of intact deck chairs survive from the Titanic. This chair was recovered from the ocean just days after the sinking.

Grand Staircase Piece

Believed to be the largest surviving piece of the Titanic’s Aft Grand Staircase.

Weekday ticket prices:

Adult pass

£ 21.99
  • 15 years and older.
    Timed entry to the exhibition.

Child pass

£ 7.99
  • Age 6 - 14 years.
    Timed entry to the exhibition.

Group booking

£ 79.99
  • 4X 15 years and over.
    Times entry to the exhibition.

Weekend ticket prices:

Adult pass

£ 24.99
  • 15 years and older.
    Timed entry to the exhibition.

Child pass

£ 9.99
  • Age 6 - 14 years.
    Timed entry to the exhibition.

Group booking

£ 89.99
  • 4X 15 years and over.
    Times entry to the exhibition.

Titanic Exhibition on TV

"Had a beautiful day yesterday at the Titanic Exhibition. There were real artefacts from the ship and so much more."

Rachel Anderson

"Highly recommend the Titanic Exhibition. Very well set out, great for all ages, some very powerful and emotional parts!"

Iwan Ward

Large graphics bring the story to life

The
venue

NEC, Hall 11 Birmingham

Pendigo Way, Marston Green, Birmingham B40 1NT