Titanic Belfast hosts Flavours of Autumn until 15 November

Titanic Belfast hosts Flavours of Autumn in Belfast from 7 October to 15 November 2026, giving visitors a seasonal programme linked to the city’s maritime heritage. The operator’s programme combines family activities, local makers, food-related displays and live performances. Its final days fall within the current visitor period, with the programme continuing through 15 November.

Flavours of Autumn continues at Titanic Belfast until 15 November

The programme includes the Flavours of Titanic pop-up exhibition on Level 1 and the Smells of Titanic sensory station. The exhibition explores flavours and traditions connected with the ship’s story, while the sensory station uses scents inspired by that history. The operator also lists family activities, local producers and performances on the Sound Stage.

The programme page gives the overall period as 7 October to 15 November 2026. It also lists a local food feature on 14 and 15 November, from 11am to 3pm, and a chocolate and whisky tasting at Hickson’s Point on 11 November from 7pm to 9pm. The latter is a separately ticketed activity, so it is distinct from the wider seasonal programme. The Flavours of Autumn programme sets out the dates, venue and activities.

Seasonal displays meet the building’s Titanic galleries

The autumn programme is placed within a visitor attraction that opened on 31 March 2012. Its building was designed by CivicArts, with Todd Architects as lead consultant and architect, and was developed in time for the centenary of the ship’s launch.

The attraction contains ten interactive exhibition galleries, including a dark ride, an underwater exploration theatre, recreated cabins and a rotating 7.6-metre scale model. That setting gives the seasonal programme a direct connection to the wider Titanic story rather than presenting it as an unrelated autumn market. The Level 1 display and sensory station add food and scent to the themes already explored through the galleries. The operator’s history and design overview records the building’s opening year, architect and gallery layout.

Titanic Belfast stands on the heritage site where RMS Titanic was designed, built and launched. The building is beside the Titanic and Olympic Slipways, the Harland and Wolff Drawing Offices and Hamilton Graving Dock, where SS Nomadic is berthed. The autumn programme therefore places its food and sensory themes within the same maritime landscape that the permanent galleries interpret.

Visiting Titanic Belfast: what travellers from Western Europe should know

• Flavours of Autumn runs at Titanic Belfast from 7 October to 15 November 2026. The Level 1 Flavours of Titanic exhibition and Smells of Titanic sensory station form part of the programme.
• The programme is spread across the attraction, including Level 1, the Grand Atrium, the Sound Stage and Hickson’s Point. Selected activities are separate from the general programme and may require their own arrangements.
• The address is 1 Olympic Way, Queen’s Road, Titanic Quarter, Belfast BT3 9EP. The venue is a short walk from Belfast city centre and has access to public transport.
• Visitors encounter ten interactive galleries, a dark ride, an underwater exploration theatre and recreated ship cabins. The building’s highest point is 38.5 metres, or 126 feet, above plaza level.

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Frequently asked questions about Titanic Belfast

When does Flavours of Autumn take place at Titanic Belfast?

The programme runs from 7 October to 15 November 2026 at Titanic Belfast in Belfast.

What can visitors see during Flavours of Autumn?

The programme includes the Flavours of Titanic pop-up exhibition on Level 1 and the Smells of Titanic sensory station, alongside family activities and performances.

Where is Titanic Belfast and how do you get there?

Titanic Belfast is at 1 Olympic Way in Belfast’s Titanic Quarter, a short walk from the city centre with public transport access.