REAL
ARTEFACTS
REAL
STORIES
THE COMPLETE
JOURNEY
Experience the entire story of the Titanic through a curated collection of historic artefacts.
Every object has a story to tell, revealing the scale, beauty, ambition and tragedy of Titanic in a way no reconstruction alone ever could.
Experience the entire story of the Titanic through a curated collection of historic artefacts.
Every object has a story to tell, revealing the scale, beauty, ambition and tragedy of Titanic in a way no reconstruction alone ever could.
Exhibition
Highlights
Real Artefacts
Real Artefacts
Recreations
recreations
Explore the Titanic
Explore the Titanic
Real Passengers
Passengers
Educational
Educational
Hands On
Hands On
Expert Pass
The ultimate ticket to the exhibition. Meet industry expert Dik Barton,, one of the very few people on Earth to have dived to the Titanic wreck site.
Dik is holding daily lectures where he will be sharing his experience with a gripping, intimate, and technically precise examination of the wreck site, deep-sea operations, recovery of artefacts, and the human side of exploration at crushing depth.
Lectures at 10:30 AM and 1:30 PM on weekends while the exhibition is open.
Once you've met Dik, step into the exhibition itself and get a close look at some incredible Titanic artefacts, plus receive a free guidebook...
Weekday ticket prices:
Weekend ticket prices:
Exhibition location:
Royal Highland Centre
Lowland Hall, Edinburgh, EH28 8NB
Important!
Parking at the Royal Highland Centre is charged at £6.50 when pre-booked. Otherwise, it is £10 if booked on the day.
To pre-book your parking, please click here: https://royalhighlandcentre.seetickets.com/timeslot/titanic-exhibition-edinburgh?outputStyle=Default&pageIndex=1&pageSize=30
The Royal Highland Centre is located next to Edinburgh Airport, within minutes of the M8 and M9, and within easy reach of the city centre. The RHC sits off Glasgow Road (A8) between Newbridge roundabout and the A8/airport roundabout, one of the main routes to the city. Access to the Royal Highland Centre is from A8/Airport roundabout on to Eastfield Road. From there, signposts provide directions to the venue along Fairview Road onto Ingliston Road.
Edinburgh Trams run from every 7 minutes between 06.18 and 22.48 and offer a consistent journey time of just 30 minutes into the city. Trams interchange with rail services at Edinburgh Gateway, Edinburgh Park, Haymarket and St Andrew Square (for Waverley). Other stops on the tram route include Murrayfield Stadium and Princes Street.
All trams are fully low floor and have dedicated spaces for wheelchairs. There are luggage racks located throughout the tram for large bags and suitcases.
The Tram stop nearest the Royal Highland Centre is Ingliston Park & Ride and is approximately a 10 – 15 minute walk to the RHC. For further information about planning your journey visit the Tram Journey Planner. For information about all types of tram ticket visit the Tickets Page.
Edinburgh Gateway Station by Gogar/The Gyle is the nearest train station to the Royal Highland Centre. Haymarket Station and Waverley Station provide excellent links across the UK. For more information contact National Rail click here.
For group and businesses check out Trainline’s new Trainline business platform
From Edinburgh, Lothian Buses run regular services including the Airlink 100, Skylink 200 & 300, plus services 20 & 63. All buses run regularly and drop-off close to the Royal Highland Centre. Click here for a Lothian Buses timetable or call 0131 555 6363 for further information.
Citylink also operate services with drop-offs on the A8 close to the Royal Highland Centre. For more information, click here.
The Royal Highland Centre is situated adjacent to Edinburgh Airport.
Over 180 flights connect Edinburgh to the rest of the UK and Europe each day and the Royal Highland Centre is just a ten-minute walk from the airport travelling along Fairview Road.