Embark on a timeless journey! In Antwerp, the exhibition Titanic: An Immersive Journey invites you to relive the legend of the most famous ocean liner in history through a captivating experience blending emotion, technology and authenticity.
Set inside the DIVE centre in Antwerp, this exhibition takes you to the heart of the RMS Titanic legend. More than 150 authentic artifacts from the ship and its era are on display, alongside life-size reconstructions, video animations and 3D panoramas. All of it is presented in a striking scenography that gives you the feeling of having boarded the 1912 crossing.
You’ll discover how the ship was built, its luxurious cabins, promenade decks and interior corridors, before reliving the tragic moment of the collision with the iceberg. It’s both an educational and emotional experience, paying tribute to the passengers and crew who were lost.
Beyond display cases and scale models, Titanic: An Immersive Journey focuses on emotion. Sound, light, projections and set design surround you to make you relive the great moments of the ship. One of the most striking attractions is the virtual reality experience, which plunges you into the depths of the Atlantic — more than 4,000 metres below the surface — to explore the wreck of the Titanic.
This option is available only with the VIP ticket and is well worth it: visitors describe it as breathtaking, “as if you were really there.”
Located in the brand-new DIVE centre — a 4,000 m² space dedicated to digital arts, housed in the former Majestic Cinema — the exhibition is open to all ages. It is accessible to people with reduced mobility and available in French, Flemish and English. Children under 4 enter for free, and the visit lasts about an hour (though you are free to stay longer).
The venue itself is worth a visit: DIVE combines innovation and digital art, and regularly hosts immersive experiences that are unique in Belgium.
Titanic: An Immersive Journey is far more than an exhibition — it is a meeting with the past, a dive into our collective imagination and a tribute to the scale of human ambition.
Where does the Titanic exhibition take place?
At DIVE, a digital experience centre located in Antwerp, inside the former Majestic Cinema.
How long does the visit last?
Around one hour, but you can stay longer if you want to fully enjoy the installations.
Do you need to book in advance?
Yes, tickets must be booked online, with a choice between standard or VIP tickets (including the virtual reality experience).
Is the exhibition suitable for children?
Yes, it is accessible to all ages, even for younger visitors curious about history and ships.
Image credit: Titanic: An Immersive Voyage – Fever
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