HMS Belfast

A very enjoyable experience, we went on a weekday in the new year so it was reasonably quiet, we bought tickets in advance so there was no wait in the queue which was nice. I definitely recommend buying tickets in advanced it is just quicker and easier. The actual experience was really pleasant there is quite a good amount to see and read and you can explore every floor! We spent around 4 hours here. We attended a talk about the royal marines and it was very factual and interesting. This is a nice day out for any ages! I recommend
Caroline Leckie - a month ago

We came on a weekday and got here when it opened. We didn’t have to wait and we got straight in, this is the best time to visit as the ship isn’t like a cattle market. They do discounts for concessions and it took us around 2hrs to get round the while ship and that includes listening to the audio guide at every prompt. There is enough toilets on board and there is even a cafe and seating area on board. It’s quite easy to lose your bearings while walking around but there is plenty of volunteers who are happy to assist. I throughly enjoyed myself and would recommend this to anyone who has an interest in history.
Chris - a week ago

Súper interesting, I recommend going in with time 2-3 hours before closing (at least that's what I took to see everything). If you are interested in history, navy, engineering or merchant navy, then this is an superb place to go. The ship itself is very well maintained and explains details of how was the life of its crew when on service, all workers are also super helpful and polite. You also have good views of the city from the flying bridge and general boat, specially if it gets close to sunset. You can't end up imagining the life of each crewmen on board the ship, being the cat the only one enjoying it. Totally recommend it.
Adam Julian Moya Maughan - a month ago

HMS Belfast stands as a floating testament to Britain’s naval history, offering visitors an immersive experience aboard a World War II-era warship. Moored on the River Thames, this historic vessel provides a fascinating glimpse into life at sea, from the engine rooms to the command center. With interactive exhibits and well-preserved interiors, the museum brings history to life, making it an engaging visit for all ages. Its prime location and educational value solidify HMS Belfast as a must-visit landmark in London.
Ken Wong - a week ago

First visit, had a great time, absolutely amazing ship with so much history which is brilliantly delivered by audio guide, volunteers on board & information videos as you travel around the ship. Very poignant too, taking in how many people served on board, what they did & how they lived. Highly recommend to people of all ages (mindful of any mobility issues, lots of climbing ladders through the decks)
Jo - a month ago