To say that the HMS Belfast is an exceptional tourist attraction in London is an understatement; (it is a “floating museum” after all). Thanks to the HMS Belfast's numerous intuitive and realistic facilities, visitors can get a bird's-eye perspective on what it might have been want to live, work, and sleep on the ship during war times. Thanks to the HMS Belfast's numerous intuitive and realistic facilities, visitors can get a bird's-eye perspective on what it might have been want to live, work, and sleep on the ship during war times. Not exclusively would you be able to investigate every one of the nine decks of the HMS Belfast, you can also visit the ship's numerous rooms like the pantry, the sanctuary, the wireless room, the skipper deck, the mess decks, the sick narrows, the kitchen, the firearm heading stage, and surprisingly an intelligent general media plotting table. (Be set up to get blasted with a face-loaded with fake smoke when visiting the weapon turret!) There are intelligent videos to illustrate how the ship's team would have worked consistently, as well as wax mannequins dressed up in uniforms in the functioning areas and living quarters.