Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition

Yes, I was ready to go back to Titanic with this exhibition. Luxor has a vast collection of artifacts and news articles that take you back in time to learn more from the third class passengers, second class passengers, first class passengers and the men who managed every detail from design to guest services. Walking along their highly detailed decks gives you a feel for what it was like on that cold, fateful night back in April 1912.

The Titanic Heritage Show is an exhibition in the hotel, not very big, but it is still very colorful. I think everyone has seen the movie Titanic, there are a lot of materials and some cultural relics on display.

The Titanic artifacts exhibition is not very big, but for everyone who has seen the film of Titanic, it is still very interesting to visit, and you can see a lot of things recovered from the wreck.

This exhibition makes you feel as if you have re-enacted the sinking of the Titanic and sunk into the cold sea. At first, you will assume that you will give you a passenger name and then you will explore whether he will survive in the end. Great, great exhibition, worth the time to see.

It was fun, but it certainly wasn’t a “must see” place in my opinion. It was very expensive. A lot of stuff was about salvage itself. Personally, I would love to discover more stories about how people survive, and their experiences after the shipwrecks are more interesting.

While we say Cameron's film is a perfect recap of the disaster, nothing is more moving than seeing the real objects on display, including salvaged clothing, jewelry, cutlery, mirrors, and a large chunk of the hull. This part of the hull is the largest Titanic hull recovered so far. This part weighs about 15 tons and is about7.9 meters long. At the beginning of the exhibition, each of us received tickets for the real passengers of the Titanic. Behind each ticket is the passenger's age and route.

At the beginning of the exhibition, each of us received tickets for the real passenger of the year on Titanic. Behind each ticket was the passenger's age and route. After the visit, we will see on a memorial wall whether he or she survived (we are all killed...). It is really worth the visit, thanks to the exhibition space that the Luxor Hotel offers to perfectly present the wreckage.