Overview
Titanic Experience Cobh is an immersive museum located in the former White Star Line ticket office, offering a poignant look at the Titanic's last port of call. Visitors can explore interactive exhibits and learn about the passengers who boarded the ill-fated ship.
This is the original departure point for the Titanic's doomed voyage, making it a historically significant location for Titanic enthusiasts.
Location
Address
20 Casement Square, Kilgarvan, Cork
Neighborhood: Cobh Town Centre
Coordinates
51.844100, -8.303900
Visiting Information
Opening Hours
Admission
Best Time to Visit
Overall Best Period
April-June, September-October
Best Time of Day
Early morning
fewer crowds, better experience
Duration Recommendations
Seasonal Highlights
spring
mild to cool
- • Spring flowers in the town
- • Easter events
summer
warm to hot
- • Extended opening hours
- • Outdoor exhibits
autumn
cool, occasional rain
- • Fall foliage
- • Harvest events
winter
cold, rainy
- • Holiday decorations
- • Winter exhibits
Know Before You Go
Essential Information
- Book tickets in advance
- Check visiting hours
- Wear comfortable shoes
What to Bring
essential
recommended
seasonal
not allowed
Health & Safety
Physical Requirements: Low to moderate, some walking and stairs
- • Uneven surfaces in some areas
Medical facilities: First aid available on-site
Payment Information
Accepted
Cash, Credit/Debit cards, Mobile payments
Currency
Euro (EUR)
Typical Costs
Dress Code
Casual, Comfortable clothing and walking shoes, Comfortable walking shoes, Inappropriate or revealing clothing
Booking Tips
- • At least 1 week in advance for peak season
- • Official website
- • 48 hours for full refund
- • Available for online tickets
Amenities
Digital Services
Mobile App
Titanic Experience Cobh App
Size: 45 MB
Features: Interactive map, Audio guide, Ticket purchase, Exhibit information
Platforms: iOS, Android
WiFi Zones: Visitor center, Café, Exhibit areas
Charging Stations: Visitor center, Café
How to Reach
From Airport
Nearest: Cork Airport
Distance: 25 km
Travel Time: 30 minutes
From City Center
Distance: 20 km
Local Insights
Cultural Context
Why Locals Love It: Deep historical connection to the Titanic and Cobh's maritime heritage
Historical Significance: Last port of call for the Titanic, rich maritime history
Insider Tips
- Visit early morning for a quieter experience
- The café inside is a great spot for a break
- Some exhibits have hidden details worth exploring
Local Recommendations
- • Try local coffee at a nearby café
- • Ask staff for historical insights
Language Help
Useful Phrases
Guide Languages: English, Irish (Gaelic), French, Spanish
Photography Guide
Best Photo Spots
Main entrance
Best Time: Golden hour
Tips: Capture the Victorian architecture
Result: Great shot of the historic building
Queenstown Road
Best Time: Sunset
Tips: Wide angle shots of the harbor
Result: Beautiful sunset over the water
Photography Rules
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Distance: 200m
Walking: 3 min
Type: Museum
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Distance: 500m
Walking: 7 min
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Distance: 800m
Walking: 10 min
Type: Museum
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Distance: 1km
Walking: 20 min
Type: Historical Site
Cobh Promenade
Distance: 500m
Walking: 7 min
Type: Scenic Walk
Reviews
Based on 5,000 reviews
Recent Visitor Tips
- "Book online to skip the line"
- "Visit early for a quieter experience"
- "Don't miss the interactive exhibits"
Contact Information
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Adult Entry
€18