Book HMS Belfast Tours & Tickets

Address: The Queen's Walk, London, Greater London, SE1 2JH. Find on maps. 

Getting there:

• By train: Thameslink, South East Train, and Southern Trains

      Nearest stop: London Bridge

• By underground: Jubilee Line and Northern Lines 

      Nearest stop: London Bridge

• By bus: 47, 343 and 381

      Nearest stop: Abbots Lane and Hays Galleria

• By car: 31.2 km from London Heathrow Airport

     Car parking: No car park at HMS Belfast, but there are many private car parks and metered parking bays in the area. 

HMS Belfast is moored between the London Bridge and Tower Bridge. Walk through the Hay’s Galleria, towards the River Thames to reach the entrance of the warship.  

• Wheelchair accessible
• Accessible bathrooms
• Gift shop
• Cafe 
• Conference/meeting rooms 
• Audible alarm system 
• Assistance dogs are welcome
• Talks and courses
• Children’s events
• Temporary exhibitions
• Venue hire 

• A visit to HMS Belfast includes a fair amount of climbing up and down ladders, ducking through hatches, etc. It's a good idea to wear comfortable shoes and clothes such as shorts and trousers, rather than dresses and skirts during your visit.
• Children under the age of 5 years enjoy free entry to HMS Belfast. 
• To visit the engine rooms, visitors have to be more than 4 ft in height. 
• Since you will be walking to the upper and lower decks of the HMS Belfast, we recommend checking the weather before your visit. 
• Carry sunscreens and umbrellas, since the British weather is a bit unpredictable on the day of your visit.
• Photography is permitted in HMS Belfast. 
• It’ll take you around three hours to fully explore HMS Belfast.
• Plan your visit to HMS Belfast in November, March, or September for a hassle-free and crowd-free experience. 

• Stokers’ Café: Indulge in some delicious food at the newly-opened Stokers’ Café onboard the HMS Belfast. You can also enjoy your refreshments on the boat deck, in the cafe’s new outdoor seating area. 
• Côte Hay’s Galleria: Enjoy regional specialties and some traditional classic dishes at Côte Hay’s Galleria, a modern all-day French brasserie. 
• Itsu: If you are craving sushi, salads, and noodle dishes, then dine in or do a takeaway at Itsu. The popular restaurant is a Japanese counter-service and takeaway chain. 
• Five Guys Tower Bridge: Bite into delicious burgers and hamburgers at the Five Guys outlet at Tower Bridge. The popular fast-food chain serves delicious made-to-order burgers, fries, and hot dogs.  
• The Brigade Bar+Kitchen: Housed in a former fire station, The Brigade Bar+Kitchen serves modern European Bistro cuisine. With its sumptuous dishes, exposed bricks, and open kitchen, this restaurant is one of the best places to eat! 

Budget: Hub by Premier Inn London Tower Bridge Hotel (1.2km), Travelodge London Central Tower Bridge (1.5km), St. Christopher’s Inn London Tower Bridge (1km). 

Mid-Range: Premier Inn London Bank (Tower) Hotel (1.2km), The Tower Hotel London (800m), The Bermondsey Square Hotel (1.4km)

Luxury:Hilton London Tower Bridge (230m), The Lalit London (500m), Cheval Three Quays(1.1km)

• Tower of London: Located 1 km away from HMS Belfast is the Tower of London. An iconic landmark and world heritage site, the Tower of London lets you get up close and personal with the Crown Jewels. 
• London Eye: Located 3 km away from HMS Belfast, you can take a ride on the London Eye. The famous observation wheel gives you a bird’s eye view of some of the most well-known landmarks of London. 
• Tower Bridge: The famous Tower Bridge of London is located only 400 m from HMS Belfast, and offers some of the most breathtaking panoramic views of London! 
• St. Paul’s Cathedral: Located only 2 km from HMS Belfast, is the gorgeous St. Paul’s Cathedral. The vibrant church is a London icon and an unmissable attraction!
• Big Ben: Located 3.7 km from HMS Belfast is another iconic London landmark Big Ben. Probably the most famous clock in the world, Big Ben is synonymous with the city of London. 
• Tate Modern: Located 1.8 km from HMS Belfast, the Tate Modern is home to the UK’s national collection of British art, international art, and modern and contemporary art.