Explore the TITANICa Exhibition in depth in our next Highlights Tour on Saturday 10th August! Highlights include artefacts from the ship itself and personal stories uncovering more about life on board Titanic. Book now → bit.ly/4bSMVAQ Visit Belfast Northern Ireland

Speed on down to the Ulster Transport Museum this summer to see motorbikes from some of Northern Ireland's biggest road racing legends! Find out more and book a visit today → bit.ly/3S0E0Gf @visitbelfast @discoverni

Dive into the social history of the Titanic at our next Titanic Highlights Tour on Saturday 10th August! Highlights include original artefacts from the ship itself and personal stories about life aboard Titanic. Book now → bit.ly/4bSMVAQ @visitbelfast @discoverni

All aboard! Travel back in time in our Rail Gallery this summer. Explore 40 full-size trains from the 19th century and discover a world of innovation. Next stop: The Midland Tearoom! Which is open during July and August. Book your next adventure here → bit.ly/4c8YYL0

It took just over two years for Titanic to be built. This c. 1910 photograph shows its internal construction. Our exhibition TITANICa follows Titanic from its design to its enduring legacy today. Explore the story → bit.ly/3VtIbv0 📸: HOYFM.HW.H2423

It's International Friendship Day! Looking for a fun day out? Head on down to the Ulster Transport Museum. Follow the story of transport and social change in our wee part of the world since the Industrial Revolution. Book your next adventure here → bit.ly/4c8YYL0

Explore the TITANICa Exhibition in depth in our Highlights Tour on Saturday 10th August! Highlights include artefacts from the ship itself and personal stories uncovering more about life on board the Titanic. Book now → bit.ly/4bSMVAQ

We're opening the doors to NI's Transport and Industry Store on Saturday 14th September as part of #EuropeanHeritageOpenDays This is a free, self-guided, behind-the-scenes tour. Book a 30-minute arrival slot here → bit.ly/3yFTcBX loveheritageNI #EHOD2024

Why not come to the Ulster Transport Museum this weekend and join on to our Titanic Highlights Tour? Find out about the social history and construction of the iconic ship on Saturday 10th August at either 11:00 or 14:00. Book your next day out here → bit.ly/4c8YYL0

Explore the history of surfing in our Celtic Wave exhibition at the Ulster Transport Museum this summer. Discover the roots of surfing as a sport in Ireland from 1960s to Olympics. Book your next adventure here → bit.ly/4c8YYL0

At our Titanic Highlight Tours, you can delve into the social history of one of the world's most famous ships at Ulster Transport Museum on Saturday 7th Sept. Tour highlights include stories of unique objects recovered from the Titanic wreck! Book now → bit.ly/4bSMVAQ

We're delighted to have the Ferguson Black tractor, which revolutionised farming, now on display at the Ulster Transport Museum. On loan to the museum by Harry Ferguson's family, this is your chance to explore the origins of the Ferguson System. → bit.ly/3WYQJuw

The Clan Clover 🍀 Made in Newtownards, Northern Ireland. Go #BehindTheWheel and check out the Clan Clover in more detail → bit.ly/3WOhF0b #UlsterTransportMuseum #ClanClover #ClanCars #PeterMcCandless

Visit the Ulster Transport Museum this Bank Holiday weekend and encounter amazing feats of engineering! Discover how we have made our way from past to present and beyond. We're open from Tuesday to Sunday, plus the Bank Holiday Monday. Book here → bit.ly/4c8YYL0

Follow the journey of the Titanic, from its conception to its long-lasting legacy, in the last of our Titanic Highlights Tour series at the Ulster Transport Museum on Saturday 7th September. Book a space on the tour here → bit.ly/4bSMVAQ @visitbelfast @discoverni

We are very excited about the newest member of our collection - the #FergusonBlack.. Go behind-the-scenes as this world famous tractor arrives at our storage facility, and is then installed at the #UlsterTransportMuseum. Watch the full video → bit.ly/3yVoCVe

Get inspired by our trains, planes and automobiles at the Ulster Transport Museum! See the best of land, sea and sky innovation in our B Galleries building, showcasing world-class, innovative technology made in NI! Ready for an adventure? Book here → bit.ly/4c8YYL0

The sinking of Titanic occurred in the early morning of April 15, 1912. Over 1,500 lives were lost. Our exhibition TITANICa follows Titanic from its design to its enduring legacy. Explore the story and book tickets for a special guided tour on Saturday → bit.ly/3VtIbv0