Open from 10am - 5pm Monday to Sunday. You can pay for admission on arrival at the museum.
Southampton Stories
Discover the story of RMS Titanic and how the tragedy affected the city and people of Southampton. Featuring an interactive model of the Titanic, recorded messages of its passengers of the fateful night, original objects from on board the world-famous ship and more. Or follow 200,000 years of Southampton’s history, from Roman traders to Saxon settlers, to WWII and the introduction of the docks in the Gateway to the World and Southampton Stories exhibitions, bursting with an exciting collection of models, costumes, artworks, photographs, incredible stories and much more.
Activity
Monday 23 December 2024 @ 9am – 4pm
Thursday 2 January 2025 @ 9am – 4pm
Friday 3 January 2025 @ 9am – 4pm
SeaCity Museum
Civic Centre, Havelock Road, Southampton,
SO14 7FY
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Opening Times
| Monday | 10am – 5pm |
| Tuesday | 10am – 5pm |
| Wednesday | 10am – 5pm |
| Thursday | 10am – 5pm |
| Friday | 10am – 5pm |
| Saturday | 10am – 5pm |
| Sunday | 10am – 5pm |
Great coffee and locally produced food in our café and fantastic Titanic and maritime souvenirs from our museum shop
A unique venue for conferences and events at the heart of Southampton’s Cultural Quarter, surrounded by local history.
Great place to understand the relation between Southampton and Titanic
Steven CSehr interessant.. Muss man gesehen haben
O. Bi.Just turn up, no need to pre book. Interesting information about the titanic.
Vicky FIt’s a good museum which relies on Titanic exhibition which is very good. Only downside for me was seeing signs which seemed to show there was an audio tour, but when I asked on way out about it, staff didn’t know anything about it.
GARY CastleImperdible.
Jorge MuñozWe went for a Lego event which my son really enjoyed. I found the Titanic exhibition fascinating and very moving. Lots of interactivity and excellent labels. The history of Southampton was also great. We’ll almost certainly be back as your ticket gets your re-entry for a year
Fiona PellyThis was a nice day out after living in Southampton for 12 years. I’ve never actually visited so I thought it was about time I have to say was a bit bigger than I thought it was going to be. As for the Titanic side of things it was okay it’s difficult because you know you’re not gonna see too much from something that sank to the bottom of the ocean but I was partly expecting a little more. Overall, a good day out and kids would love it
craig richardsLovely cafe, orange cake was lovely
Chris StottIt’ll give you chills. It’s a very interesting place. So many activities too for kids. Only thing we didn’t like is the hot drinks in the cafe. Ordered 4 and all of them were 3/10. The museum itself is 8.5/10
KM Eine Reise wert
Sven TrümpelmannVery nice and informative place to visit
Ahmad NateghpourIt was really a nice experience for me and my family. We could relate to some of the displays as we had watched the Titanic movie. The public needs to keep on offering condolences to southampton, especially for visitors/foreigners like us. It was really emotional.
idris abdulWell worth a visit, 90 minutes we’ll spent
Steve NewmanMemory of The Titanic ????????
OMAR FARUKAn absolute must, if you visit Southampton!
Zsolt ElekesA walk in time
Gelu-Razvan CarpGreat exhibition…definitley worth visiting if you can..Good value too, with some interactive exhibits it’s good for all ages..
Joy MorganСама будівля музею старенька, потребує ремонту. А так кого цікавить подібна тематика, є що подивитись. Персонал привітний.Є необхідні зручності.
Аnatolii ShkinderInteresting visit very informative on Southampton,s past well worth a visit
John ScrivensNice museum but not all featured devices were working. The gift shop has a good range of souvenirs.
Maria Rowe
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