Such an interesting tour - really interesting attraction. was not sure I would like it but I really enjoyed it. How sailors at the height of battle in rolling seas could get down some of those steep stairs is beyond me. Special mention to the incredibly nice lady doing the bag searches and the lady behind the till at the gift shop - they were both wonderful and helped make the visit even better - we were there about 11:30 on 15th September if managers there want to work out who they were and pass on our appreciation.

We visited the HMS Belfast on Saturday with our family from Canada. I wasn't expecting to stay on the boat for long but once we got looking around the children all loved it. It is an amazing place to visit, especially if you enjoy history. We were very lucky to get chatting to one of the volunteers there. He was by far the friendliest and most knowledgeable person I've ever met on a day out. He spent so much time talking to us and the children and it was the highlight of our weekend. He told us some incredible stories and made history come alive for the kids . They truly loved it. I would recommend a visit and if you do look out for Mark Rennison!! Thank you for your time and your stories. We all felt very honoured to have met you.

Our pre booking gave us a timed entry. Once onboard there is a set route to follow through the ship, although at times this does get a little confusing, there are plenty of information boards throughout the ship and in some areas a video describing that area of the ship. There are also volunteers who are keen to talk about the ship and their own experiences. As other reviewers have mentioned the attraction is not disabled friendly as there are lots of ladders to climb between the various decks on the ship. There is a small café onboard and as you leave a small shop.

I went with a friend and her 4 year old son. He loved it and was so excited to see this ship. The staff were charming, welcoming and very kind to him, explaining things clearly in a light hearted way. We all had a wonderful time, all in all a fabulous outing for children, with so many educational games to keep them amused whilst learning.

I went here for the first time as it was a corporate event. I didn’t have access to the whole shipping but what I could see it was really cool. Kitchen, torpedos, infirmary room. Impressive to be inside of the ship that was the main one at the D day. Beautiful views from the Tower Bridge. Not sure if I would pay to go. But if you like this history it is something to go see.

We loved our visit to this historic warship. Perfect afternoon for the 5-year-old in our party. It feels like a real working ship rather than a museum. Visitors are allowed to climb endless narrow stairs and descend deep into the engine room. The staff are very friendly and well informed. It was fascinating to learn from onboard volunteer Alan about HMS Belfast’s role in the Atlantic convoys. A unique experience.

We booked the Admiral’s Quarters to celebrate a big Birthday. There were 11 family members and we started with mulled wine on the quarterdeck before a customised guided tour . Then a champagne reception in the Admiral’s ante-room followed by dinner in the Dining Room . The food was delicious and the service from Jezz and his team discreet and timely. It was a uniquely happy occasion - and HMS Belfast was the ideal location! Thanks to Elena for coordination and Neil for his extremely knowledgable tour. Memorable !

To be on the actual ship that led the fleet on D-Day was a very sureal experience. Suitable for all ages, as long as you can climb up and down the steps/ladders. Many levels/decks to explore including engine room. Interactive displays, videos, and audio guide. Cafe selling snacks and drinks. A great way to tell the story of the daily lives of the sailors and how they lived on the ship as well as her history of service. Highly recommended to all.

Really interesting visit. Lots of climbing and tight spaces but to be expected as it’s an old warship. Spent several hours onboard and the added talks from volunteers are worth attending as well.

We really enjoyed our visit. There are lots of ladders and tight spaces that I thought added fun to the visit. The volunteers where friendly and knowledgeable. The audio guide was good but the numbers were not very clear as you went round. A guide book might have helped, it is quite complicated to ensure you have seen everything. Leave longer than the suggested 90 minutes to look around. Don't take anyone who doesn't do near vertical ladders!