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:
Farnborough International Conference Centre
Hall 5, Etps Rd, Farnborough, GU14 6FD
Farnborough International Exhibition & Conference Centre is located just off the A325, accessible from the M3 (J4) and A31.
Parking at Farnborough International Exhibition & Conference Centre is free.
If arriving by foot, please make your way to Gate B:
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Farnborough International Exhibition & Conference Centre is within easy reach of five stations- Farnborough Main, Farnborough North, North Camp, Frimley and Aldershot.
Farnborough Main is served by South West Trains and sits on a mainline to London Waterloo. With up to six trains per hour and journey times as fast as 34 minutes, getting to Farnborough by train is a very fast and easy option. Farnborough Main station is 1.5 miles from the venue and just 5 minutes by taxi. Further information about the facilities at the station is available on the National Rail website.
Farnborough North and North Camp are served by First Great Western and located within a 10-minute taxi ride from the venue. Further information about the facilities at these stations is available on the National Rail website.
Aldershot is served by South West Trains and offers direct services to London Waterloo and Guildford. The station is a ten-minute taxi ride from the venue. Further information about the facilities at the station is available on the National Rail.
Book your tickets from Trainline.
All stations are wheelchair accessible.
From London Airports:
To travel to Farnborough International Exhibition & Conference Centre from Gatwick Airport by train, take the First Great Western service to North Camp Station. The train journey is approximately 50 minutes.
Farnborough Airport. Delegates and visitors landing at Farnborough will experience an efficient transfer right to the door of the event venue without ever leaving the airport boundary. Please visit Farnborough Airport website for more details.
London Heathrow is a 30-minute drive from Farnborough. Alternatively, there is a shuttle bus from Heathrow to Woking Train Station where visitors can transfer to Farnborough Main by train in just 10 minutes. Please visit Heathrow Airport website for more details.
London Gatwick is a 50-minute drive from Farnborough or alternatively 50 minutes by train from Gatwick to North Camp from where it is a 10-minute taxi ride to the venue. Please visit Gatwick Airport website for more details.