HMS Belfast, The Jubilee Deck

H M S Belfast, Morgans Lane, London, SE1 2JH -

Up to
40 guests
Offers
catering

Ideal for private dining, meetings, product launches, weddings, receptions and parties, HMS Belfast offers spectacular 360 degree views of London and authentically decorated rooms, each with their own individual characteristics. Guests can dine in the Officer's Mess, climb a gun turret or watch the sun set on the Quarterdeck.

There are certain occasions which demand special treatment, the choice of venue is crucial and seldom will you find one as unique as HMS Belfast. She was launched in March 1938 and served throughout the Second World War, playing a leading role in the Battle of North Cape and in the Normandy Landings. She later supported UN forces in Korea and remained in service until 1965.

Our experienced team of Chefs have created an extensive choice of innovative menus for private dining, receptions, conferences and parties, using seasonal ingredients and local produce where possible. Sodexo Prestige's ethical values mean that the food we serve can be traced to its source. Our coffee is fair-trade and Rainforest Alliance certified, our meat is Red Tractor approved and our fish is MSC certified too. Steeped in history and Naval charm, HMS Belfast promises an event your guests will never forget.

The Jubilee Deck commemorates the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee in 2012 and boasts elevated views of the river Thames and the surrounding historic landmarks. Together, they truly are a remarkable place to enjoy an evening BBQ or reception in the summer months.

Capacity & layout

Standing

up to 40

Boardroom

up to 35

Cabaret

up to 40

Pricing
& opening hours

Weekly schedule

monday
0:00 - 24:00
tuesday
0:00 - 24:00
wednesday
0:00 - 24:00
thursday
0:00 - 24:00
friday
0:00 - 24:00
saturday
0:00 - 24:00
sunday
0:00 - 24:00

Amenities

Tea

Location

Reviews

Shane Hayes
September 2024
Great experience for all. Plenty of past service members offering up tales, facts, and demonstrations of their time aboard and the equipment used at the time. The kids enjoyed spelling out their names using Morse code with Andrew K.
Kacper Dąbrowski (Pyr0G)
August 2024
HMS Belfast not only offers a deep dive into naval history, but visitors can also play World of Warships on interactive terminals inside the ship. Additionally, free guided tours provide valuable insights and enhance your visit. To avoid crowds, plan your visit on weekdays, and make sure to explore both the lower decks and the bridge for a complete experience.
Paul E
September 2024
Wow, an absolutely amazing experience for myself and my 7 yr old daughter. I was worried she wouldn't enjoy it, as it's more my thing but we decided to use my IWM membership and have a look. The view from outside doesn't give the true impression about how vast it is and you easily need 2 hours to see everything, 3 if engrossed in it. We were lucky it wasn't particularly busy when we arrived and there are some amazing opportunities to photograph the area as well as many many different parts of the ship. You get very easily immersed in the rich history of the ship across all 9 decks! Moving around the place isn't for the less-mobile but part of the appeal for both of us was the clambering up and down ladders, through doors and into different sections! There's a free audio guide to take around with you, though we didn't on this occasion as we wanted to just explore on our own. All the staff from shop to on board volunteers were excellent, friendly and helpful.
ARMAN Rez
September 2024
HMS Belfast is a fascinating museum ship on the River Thames, offering a unique glimpse into life aboard a World War II-era warship. Exploring its nine decks, you can get a real sense of what it was like for the crew, from the engine rooms to the captain’s bridge. The interactive exhibits and detailed displays make it engaging for visitors of all ages, especially those interested in naval history. The views of Tower Bridge and the surrounding area from the ship are an added bonus. It’s a must-visit for history buffs and anyone looking to experience a piece of Britain’s maritime heritage up close!
Joonas Hiltunen
September 2024
A great museum if you are even somewhat interested in ships! You get to see many interesting parts of the ship and the ticket price includes a free audio guide guide that can tell you more about the things you are seeing. Only downside was that one of the turrets and the boiler room was closed when I visited.