Nothing much to see. The ship had been used as a restaurant in France for years, and it now consists of only two floors of big halls with some benches. A few items and images are displayed. When we visited the deck was closed due to cold weather.

The SS Nomadic was built in 1911 alongside its sister ship, the RMS Titanic. The Nomadic is east to see, near the Titanic museum. It's the last surviving ship of the once-mighty White Star Line, ruler of the seas. The Nomadic has been restored to its past glory, but it's a tad disappointing.

A Nice little self guided tour. We did this tour as an alternative to the Titanic museum as it was closed for refurbishment, so wasn’t expecting a huge amount but it was nice none the less. Good bit of history into the SS Nomadic.

The Titanic museum was closed during our visit but we are so glad the Nomadic was open. It's the closest you can get to being on the Titanic. With it being the only remaining White Star line ship. I believe it's a good place for people of all ages with something for everyone. Might be able to see it in around an hours time. But If you are like me and walked around singing My heart will go on “…Near, far, wherever you are, I believe that the heart does go on…” You may need a little more time.

We had an excellent visit to the SS Nomadic beautifully restored with good information about the history of the tender and its work in Cherbourg and connection with Titanic. All the staff very friendly and informative. Recommended part of the Titanic experience. Sadly the museum was closed for refurbishment during our visit so we will be back soon to include that on a future visit.

Following a visit to the Titanic museum we visited The SS nomadic. It is a beautifully restored ship, the last remaining one from the White Star Line and beautifully preserved and looked after. We'll worth a visit.

Well worth a visit. Won't take long but helps fit Titanic into context. You can wander round and see the interior - plenty of information and things to see. Gives good understanding of the 1st Class / 2nd Class / Steerage divide!

Nicely restored ship that interesting to see, only visited due to free entry with museum ticket. Nothing spectacular to see inside just the link to titanic makes it ok to see. Not sure I would pay to see the ship to me is was just ok and interesting.

I've reviewed Titanic Belfast separately, but wanted to leave a separate review for SS Nomadic as think it is worthy of being an attraction in its own right. Definitely worthwhile a visit of upto a couple of hours, so make sure you allow enough time to explore properly. The staff were so very friendly and helpful in telling us the stories of the ship and it was so interesting to explore. Walk the decks of the last remaining White Star Line vessel (SS Nomadic - the ship that ferried passengers to the Titanic) and see the different areas for the different classes of passengers and also the crew. Luckily the weather cleared up and we were able to go out onto the top deck too, which was great. I thought this would be just a very quick visit but we actually spent nearly 2 hours here! A visit to SS Nomadic was an unexpected highlight of our Titanic Belfast experience, it is docked just a couple of minutes walk away so be sure not to miss this!