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HMS Belfast, London

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#9 of 265 in Historic Sites in London

Military Museum Ship

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Permanently moored on the River Thames, HMS Belfast is a museum ship open to the public. Access to the ship is via the footpath on the south bank of the river. A walkway connects the footpath to the ship's quarterdeck. Onboard, you'll visit nine decks all restored by the Imperial War Museum and thematically divided into three sections: a taste of seamen's daily lives; the boiler room, engine room, and communication and mechanical functions of the ship; and the admiral's bridge, operations room, and gun direction platform. In between these quartered-off sections, look for exhibits commemorating the ship's war service and personal stories of those who served aboard. Put HMS Belfast and other London attractions into our London travel itinerary planner, and watch your holiday take shape.

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4.6

• By marshga

  This ship was an eye openwer to me, thinking about the way crew would have had to live whilst the ship wasat sea and at war. The ship is a fantastic resource to understand how life was for the...  more »

• By AliceR641

  We saw this from the Shard, on a river cruise and during our hop on hop off bus, it sits in a prominent position on the Thames and can't be missed.  more »

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• By PieceOfMindWorld

  What a great Ship to discover! I really loved it. You get offered a lot for the pretty cheap price. Everything is very well displayed, you can not only discover it by eyes and listening the stories of the audio guide but you can also touch almost everything and climb small ladders to discover also the last corner of the ship. Amazing! It also offered a great view over London.

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• By Valdas Stasevicius

  Simply incredible. The level of engineering that went into building it, especially considering this was nearly 80 years ago, is stunning. We spent 3 hours exploring all the corners of the ship. To be honest,I was a bit skeptical when a member of staff told us they've got excellent toilets. He was right- they've got modern,clean and well maintained toilets on board.

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