SeaCity Museum - (Near , South East)

5 /5 Hannah Wild: Wow, what an amazing museum, theres so much to see with lots of interactive bits which is great for kids. The museum is divided into 3 sections, 2 upstairs and one down. One of these is the bit about the Titanic. I was impressed how good this was, in my opinion almost better than the Belfast one. Lots to see and not too much information to be overwhelming. You can spend a good part of the day here and theres an activity trail for kids. The cafe is great and serves delicious sandwiches and pannis which are freshly made. The hot chocolate is also delicious and the staff are so friendly.

5 /5 C Sutherland: Did two of the art workshops here during October halfterm. They were so well run and reasonable, our kids and us had a great time. The museum is laid out really well with lots of interesting and interactive exhibits. The cafe was fab, offered a range of food, including gluten free. Overall, we had a fantastic day here- definitely recommend it and will go back ourselves.

4 /5 Eloi Puig Hernandez: Good museum. Id say a bit expensive for what it promises but fantastic visit for a morning. Not much Titanic memorabilia (most of it its from the Olympic) but it tells the human side of the tragedy like nowhere else, especially in the investigations section. Lots of interactive parts too (bad day as it was first Saturday in mid term break so full of children). Part with history of the city is very interesting too, sadly not a huge collection (hopefully bigger in the future?) I definitely recommend visiting it, but Id have hoped for a bit more, otherwise 5 stars. Also, souvenir shop is ridiculously priced...nearly £5 for a magnet?...

5 /5 Nella G: It was amazing. The Titanic area was very moving. The museum creates a great environment to explain and portrait it with the inquiry and everything. The employees were super nice. I loved it!

5 /5 v_becks: I’m so glad I was able to visit this museum. My focus was the Titanic story but the rest of the museum was just as good. The Titanic exhibit was wonderfully laid out and easy to follow. Reading (and hearing) people’s first hand accounts, how it affected the whole city of Southampton, and seeing the artifacts was quite something. The rest of the museum focuses on the maritime history of Southampton, as it’s a very busy port! There is lots to learn. Staff were very friendly. The gift shop had many items and fun souvenirs to choose from and the toilets were clean.