HMS Belfast

HMS Belfast is a preserved Royal Navy light cruiser permanently moored on the River Thames in London and operated as a museum by the Imperial War Museums.

Launched in 1938, she played key roles in major Second World War operations, including Arctic convoys and the bombardment supporting the D-Day landings, before later service in the Korean War.

Today, visitors can explore her decks, engine rooms, and living quarters to experience life at sea and learn about Britain’s naval history through immersive exhibits and restored wartime spaces.

Nearest tube is London Bridge. Find out more about the ship and how to book tickets here