The thrilling experience of the Titanic begins with the underwater exploration inside a bathyscaphe of the wreck on the seabed for more than a century, then moves on with a time jump to life on board during its only cruise, getting to know the real passengers belonging to the first and third class with their personal stories, some of which with a tragic epilogue. Some members of the crew will also be introduced busy with their respective tasks. Finally, you will relive the dramatic impact with the iceberg that caused a ship thought to be unsinkable to sink in a few hours.
The iconic places of the ship
The monumental staircase allows access to the various decks with countless cabins, but above all introduces the visitor to the luxurious Parisien Restaurant, the first class Lounge, in addition to the outdoor promenade with a view of the ocean.
The most representative passengers
The decent third-class cabin – which housed little Mellvina Dean, the youngest passenger, and her mother, both survivors – cannot be compared to the first-class one in which the Strausses enjoyed its luxury, but both perished in the shipwreck.
The crew at work
In addition to meeting the Maitre of the restaurant Monsieur Gatti and the Orchestra Director Hartley, the visitor will see Captain Smith at work, who remained on the bridge until the end, and will enter the Marconi Room with the telegraphist Bride, then climbing up to the crow’s nest to spot the deadly iceberg together with the sailor Fleet.
