Be Jack and Rose for the day and step aboard the Titanic in Malaga, with no fear of icebergs

Step aboard the Titanic in Malaga, and experience the grandeur of the famous ship without any fear of icebergs. 'La Leyenda del Titanic', an immersive exhibition at Espacio Sohrlin, allows visitors to journey through the history and tragic sinking of the vessel. Beginning on a reproduction of Southampton docks, the tour follows the ship's construction, deck by deck, until it reaches the poignant final performance by the orchestra.

Virtual reality recreates the atmosphere of the Titanic, giving you a 360-degree sound experience. Visitors can follow Arthur Callahan and his daughter Elizabeth through the ship, before diving to the wreck in a metaverse room. Interactive tables allow children to draw their own ship, which appears on a giant screen, while more than 1,200 square meters of projections transport you to the grand staircase and the Cafe Parisien.

Tickets range from €17.50 on spectator days, with standard adult entry at €19.90, and discounts available for seniors, children aged 3 to 13, and groups of three or more. Allow 90 minutes for your visit, and be warned that the exhibition is not recommended for those with epilepsy. Photos and videos are welcome without flash, and VR headsets can be worn comfortably over glasses.

Puerta Blanca metro station on line 2 is the closest stop, with buses 3, 7, 15, and 40 also serving the area. For those driving, a free public car park is available at Playa Misericordia. Arrive five to ten minutes early to avoid the queue. The exhibition will run until early January 2027, so make sure to step on board before it closes. For more information, visit the MAD website.