An impressive journey through the construction, maiden voyage, and the tragic night of 1912. A special highlight is the Grand Staircase, recreated in full scale – unique in Germany – an emotional centerpiece of the exhibition. Historical content meets modern experience design, complemented by the Immersive Gallery, a fascinating visual experience including footage from a real dive to the wreck.

The exhibition is one of a kind in Germany: it presents original artifacts recovered directly from the Titanic wreck, features a life-size reconstruction of the Grand Staircase – whose first steps visitors can even walk on – and includes the Immersive Gallery, an emotional 360° experience already included in the ticket price.

A 360° projection room using state-of-the-art technology. You will find yourself “inside the Titanic,” experience its interior, and explore the wreck through a real ROV dive. Light, sound, and imagery merge into an intense 10-minute experience.

Plan about 60 to 90 minutes for your visit. The projection in the Immersive Gallery lasts about 10 minutes – one of the most moving parts of the exhibition.

The Titanic Exhibition is located in the Metropolis Hall Potsdam, right next to Filmpark Babelsberg (Großbeerenstraße 200, 14482 Potsdam). You can reach us easily:

• By train: S-Bahn line S7 to Babelsberg or Griebnitzsee, then bus 601 or 690 to Filmpark Babelsberg.

• By car: A parking garage is located directly across from the Metropolis Hall. Access via Lotte-Loebinger-Straße 2, 14482 Potsdam

• On foot: About a 15-minute walk from Griebnitzsee S-Bahn station.

Both! Online tickets through our website help you avoid waiting times (recommended). A ticket counter is also available in the foyer of the exhibition inside the Metropolis Hall.

Yes. A free multilingual app is available on site and can be downloaded to your smartphone. It guides you through the exhibition in German, English, French, Italian, Polish, and Arabic. Alternatively, a multilingual audio guide is available as a portable device for €2.

Yes. Reduced admission for children, students, seniors (65+), and groups (of 10 or more). Special rates are available for school classes and travel groups – please contact us by email for details.

Yes, especially for children aged 8 and above. Some scenes (such as the sinking) are powerfully staged – adult guidance is recommended. The Immersive Gallery fascinates both children and adults alike.

Yes. Wide walkways, level surfaces, and ramps ensure a comfortable visit for wheelchair users and families with strollers. Accessible restrooms are available, as well as a baby changing room for infants. Our team will be happy to assist you on site.

Yes. Free lockers are available for bags and backpacks. Larger luggage items can be stored separately, depending on space – please ask our staff for assistance.

Yes, for private use – please avoid flash and tripods to ensure an enjoyable experience for all visitors. A special highlight is our Photo Point, where you can have a souvenir photo taken in the style of the legendary couple Jack and Rose – a beautiful keepsake of your visit (available for a small fee).

Yes. The exhibition shop offers books, maritime gifts, toys and exclusive Titanic souvenirs – the perfect memory of your visit.

Please note that food and drinks are not permitted inside the exhibition. Pets are also not allowed, except for assistance dogs. Thank you for your understanding – it helps preserve the exhibits and ensures a pleasant experience for all visitors.