Are you a Titanic Enthusiast? I’m still not over the movie even though it’s 26 years old. For me it will always remain one of the great cinematic treasures of our time.

Sometimes it’s hard for me to separate the film from the historical event and I have to remind myself that it all really happened. The doomed luxury passenger liner sank in the early hours of April 15, 1912, killing over 1,500 of its passengers and crew. It’s tragic, terrible and should never have happened!

If you are fascinated by it Titanic Like me, you should definitely check out the brand new, limited edition exhibition of original artifacts from the RMS Titanic.

TITANIC: The Artifact Exhibit Now Opens in Boston, Massachusetts

Where? The Castle at Park Plaza (130 Columbus Ave).

What is that? This is a 15,000 square foot exhibition where guests of all ages are invited to receive a replica boarding pass, take on the role of a passenger and follow a chronological journey through life Titanic. You can stroll the halls, explore the galleries, take a sneak peek inside the cabins, and meet passengers and crew throughout the journey.

The exhibition features over 250 artifacts recovered from the wreck site as well as replicas of interiors. And of course no Titanic The exhibition would be complete without a full-scale replica of the Grand Staircase. You know, the one about the clock where Jack was waiting for Rose in the movie:

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I visited this exhibition in Portland, Maine in 2016 and highly recommend it:

This fascinating and immersive experience is open now and runs until February 2, 2025. To find out more about TITANIC: The Artifact Exhibition and reserve your tickets, click here.