Titanic Tour, Southampton, L 6.2

The Titanic remains one of the most renowned ocean liners in history. Departing from Southampton on April 10, 1912, during its maiden voyage across the Atlantic, the vessel tragically struck an iceberg just four days later, resulting in the loss of over fifteen hundred lives. This guided tour offers an in-depth exploration of the city’s key Titanic-related sites, providing a comprehensive narrative of the disaster and its historical context.

The tour includes visits to the following locations:

• Civic Centre – Titanic Postal Workers Memorial
• The Musician's Memorial
• The Engineers Memorial
• Holy Rood Church
• Saint Joseph's Catholic Church
• Southampton Maritime Museum
• The Platform Tavern
• The Titanic Dock Memorial
• Canute Chambers
• South Weston House & Railway Station
• The Grapes Public House

This version of the application is the Lite Edition. Navigation features are disabled; users can view detailed descriptions and photographs of each sight and listen to accompanying audio narratives. However, it does not provide guidance or directions between locations. If your goal is to learn about the tour content, downloading the Lite Version is sufficient. To participate in the actual walk with turn-by-turn navigation, it is recommended to acquire the Full Version, which includes detailed route maps and step-by-step directions.

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