Titanic Slipway
Titanic Slipway
The Titanic Slipway in Belfast's Titanic Quarter marks the historic ground where RMS Titanic was built and launched by Harland & Wolff more than a century ago.
The site sits at the head of two slipways, where life-size outlines of Titanic and her sister ship Olympic are embedded into the pavement and illuminated by blue light, conveying the extraordinary scale of these Olympic-class vessels.
The slipways also host the Titanic Memorial Garden, where glass panels bear the names of those who perished and grass lawns alternate with timber decking to represent the proportion of victims and survivors from each passenger class and the crew.
Lamp posts echo the stanchions of the original Arrol Gantry crane. The adjacent Titanic Belfast visitor attraction and the wider Maritime Mile make this one of the most historically significant waterfront sites in the United Kingdom.
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