Titanic Sundays

Titanic's Dock and Pump-House is the atmospheric Sunday setting for Living Tours Belfast and screenings of the award-winning drama-documentary Titanic: Birth of a Legend.

Narrated by Charles Dance and starring Damian O'Hare as the ship's Co. Down-born chief engineer Thomas Andrews, the film recounts the story - and fate - of the Harland & Wolff shipyard workers who built Titanic and its White Star sister ship Olympic.

The film will be shown every Sunday at 12:00 and 16:45 from 9 Aug to 1 Nov. Tickets: adult £6 (incl. a cup of tea or coffee and scone), child £4 and 2+2 £18.

To complement your viewing pleasure, Living Tours Belfast will also be running at Titanic's Pump-House every Sunday at 15:00 from 23 Aug to 1 Nov. Local actors will recreate Titanic's era as they represent the protagonists of this world-famous story. Tickets: adult £10, conc. £9, child £5, U5 free, 2+2 £25.

And with Titanic's Pump-House cafe open and Titanic Walking Tours daily at 12:30 from outside the Odyssey Complex, Sunday is now a great day to immerse yourself in the big ship's story.


TITANIC SUNDAYS at TITANIC’S DOCK AND PUMP-HOUSE

9 August to 1 November 2009

11:00: Full Tour of Titanic’s Dock and Pump-House

12:00: Tour of The Pump-House

12:00: Movie Show “Titanic: The Birth of a Legend”   (studio)

13:00: Tour of The Pump-House

14:00: Full Tour of Titanic’s Dock and Pump-House

15:00: Living Tours Belfast - The Titanic (starts 23 Aug).

16:45: Movie Show “Titanic: The Birth of a Legend”  (café)