Titanic - The Artefact Exhibition is now showing at London's O2 Bubble, showcasing over 300 genuine artefacts from the worlds most famous ship.

Paying respect to the great tragedy, the exhibition takes visitors on a chronological journey through the life of the RMS Titanic, telling the story behind the vessel's construction, examining what life was like on board for the passengers and crew, and, of course, exploring the events of the fateful night of April 14, 1912 when the 'unsinkable ship' hit an iceberg in the Atlantic Ocean whilst on it's maiden voyage from Southampton to New York.

Over 300 Incredible Titanic Artefacts on Display

Poignant Connections to a Human Tragedy

During research and recovery expeditions conducted between 1987 and 2004, RMS Titanic Inc. recovered over 5,500 artefacts - saving them for posterity from the erosion of the ocean floor. Over 300 incredible items are now on display at the O2 Bubble, giving a new insight into the human dimensions of the tragedy.

Delicate bottles of perfume, china bearing the logo of the White Star Line, and many other objects collected from the wreck site offer poignant connections to lives abruptly ended or forever changed by one of the world’s greatest maritime tragedies.

Titanic - The Artefact Exhibition is showing for a limited time, so don't miss out on this remarkable educational event.