HMS Caroline is a decommissioned C-class light cruiser of the Royal Navy that was the lead ship of her sub-class. Completed in 1914, she saw combat service during the First World War and served as an administrative centre in the Second World War.

Having been a part of Belfast's history for almost 100 years, HMS Caroline is an iconic fixture of the Titantic Quarter, merging thousands of hours of painstaking restoration and state-of-the-art interpretation into one incredible experience that you'll never forget!

Based in Belfast’s famous Titanic Quarter, HMS Caroline is a remarkable First World War ship now restored as a must-see floating museum with an amazing story to tell! Travel back in time and experience life at sea over 100 years ago.

Immerse yourself in our guided tours on your visit, limited to an exclusive 15 guests per tour. There are 8 tours scheduled throughout the day, from 10am until 3.15pm. During Northern Ireland school holidays, the ship will be open for free flow visits.

HMS Caroline is one of eight C-class light-cruisers that were ordered under the Admiralty’s 1913-1914 construction programme. Work began on 28th January 1914 at Cammell Lairds shipyard, Birkenhead and the ship was launched on 21st September of the same year, and commissioned on 4th December.

HMS Caroline is a historic light cruiser that has been preserved as a museum in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Launched in 1914, the ship served in both World Wars before being decommissioned. Today, it offers a fascinating glimpse into naval history, with interactive exhibits, original wartime artifacts, and carefully restored rooms that reflect ...

Aug 14, 2023 · HMS Caroline is Belfast’s First World War ship – the sole survivor of the greatest sea battle in history, the Battle of Jutland.

HMS CAROLINE was the name ship of a class of six light cruisers built by Cammell Laird in time for the outbreak of the Great War. Launched and commissioned in 1914 she joined the Grand Fleet at Scapa Flow. In 1916 she was engaged in the Battle of Jutland.

Built in 1914, HMS Caroline was one of the fastest warships of the era, with top speeds of up to 30 knots. During the epic Battle of Jutland off the coast of Denmark, more than 8,500 lives were lost as around 250 ships from the UK and Germany fought it out.

Sep 22, 2023 · HMS Caroline is one of Northern Ireland’s most remarkable visitor attractions with an incredible story to tell. Her history comes to life through intriguing personal tales, hands-on interaction, exploration and fun.