SS Nomadic
The only surviving ship of the White Star Line, which once ferried passengers out to the Titanic and now sits in a dry dock where visitors can board it.
SS Nomadic was built in 1911 in the same shipyard as the Titanic and is the last surviving ship of the White Star Line. In April 1912, it carried first- and second-class passengers out to the Titanic at Cherbourg, France. It later took part in both World Wars. After restoration, the ship is displayed in the Hamilton Dry Dock beside Titanic Belfast, where visitors can board and explore the first-class lounge, the decks and the crew quarters, and learn about the class divisions among passengers at the time. Admission is generally included in the Titanic Belfast ticket.
Opening hours
About 10:00–17:00 (shorter in winter)
Nearby sights
- Titanic Belfast
- HMS Caroline
- St George's Market
- Cathedral Quarter & St Anne's Cathedral
- Belfast City Hall
- Crown Liquor Saloon
- Crumlin Road Gaol
- Botanic Gardens, Belfast