HMS Belfast Tourist Guide - London

Located in London, England, HMS Belfast is a museum ship that has enjoyed a rich and fascinating history, and is now a popular and fascinating visitor attraction that combines exploration with education. The ship was launched by the wife of the former Prime Minister, Neville Chamberlain, back in 1938. Commissioned in 1939, the ship played an important part in the Second World War as well as in post war exercises, and her career lasted until 1965.

A former captain of the HMS Belfast was keen to see the ship's history preserved, and as a result of this HMS Belfast opened as a museum ship in London in 1971. Today the HMS Belfast is a carefully preserved attraction, and visitors can look forward to exploring nine floors filled with fascinating living history exhibits and displays, making for a really interesting day out, particularly for those into nautical history.

When you visit the HMS Belfast you can enjoy learning all about her career, and finding out more about the different periods throughout her service. You can also learn more about the important part that HMS Belfast played in the Second World War and after the war. You will also find a range of exciting events on offer at the HMS Belfast, ranging from learning to tie knots to finding out more about the Falklands War. From history evening to sea-faring adventures there is something for the whole family to enjoy aboard HMS Belfast.

For those planning to visit the HMS Belfast it is a good idea to check out the events, as these can vary. By getting the timing right you can enjoy the wonder and fascination of the living museum aboard the vessel along with a variety of events and activities, such as plays or creative activities, which will provide fun and entertainment for the whole family.