HMS Belfast on the River Thames upstream of Tower Bridge
Welcome
This website tells the story of HMS Belfast, anchored on the River Thames in London. Every year over 250,000 million visitors board HMS Belfast to uncover life aboard a surviving Second World War Royal Navy ship.
HMS Belfast is the largest surviving Second World War naval vessel in Europe and is a tribute to the 50,00 British naval personnel who lost their lives during that conflict. Discover the history of HMS Belfast, view photos and take a Virtual Tour of her decks.
HMS Belfast photographs
Click these thumbnails to view photographs of HMS Belfast. More photographs of her exterior and interior are included in the gallery.
Virtual Tour
Select a deck to begin your Virtual Tour of HMS Belfast
Panoramas
Select a panorama to begin your Virtual Tour of HMS Belfast
- 'A' Shell Room, Hold Deck
- 'B' Shell Room, Hold Deck
- A-Turret, Superstructure
- Admiral's Bridge, Superstructure
- Arctic Mess Deck, Upper Deck
- Bakery, Upper Deck
- Bathroom, Lower Deck
- Butchers, Upper Deck
- Capstan Space, Upper Deck
- Common Machine Shop, Lower Deck
- Compass Platform, Superstructure
- Conversion Machinery Room, Platform Deck
- CPO Mess, Upper Deck
- Dentists, Upper Deck
- Engine Room, Hold Deck
- Forward Boiler Room, Hold Deck
- Forward Steering Position, Platform Deck
- Galley, Upper Deck
- Kitchen, Upper Deck
- Laundry, Upper Deck
- Mail Room, Upper Deck
- Operations Room, Superstructure
- Provisions Issue Room, Upper Deck
- Sick Bay, Upper Deck
- Washrooms, Lower Deck
- Y-Turret, Superstructure