The Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee is the largest Titanic museum in the world, housed within a striking half-scale replica of the ship's bow that rises dramatically from the Smoky Mountain landscape. Opened in 2010, the museum is home to more than 400 authentic Titanic artifacts and stands as one of the most visited attractions in the American South.
Like its sister museum in Branson, Missouri, the Pigeon Forge attraction places human stories at its heart. Visitors receive a boarding pass with a real passenger's name, walk through meticulously recreated interiors, and encounter the stories of heroes, survivors, and those who were lost. The collection includes personal effects, ship fittings, letters, and documents that connect visitors directly to the people of April 1912.
As a member of the Historic Ships Network, the Titanic Museum Pigeon Forge contributes to the global community dedicated to ensuring that the memory of RMS Titanic — and of all those who sailed aboard her — endures for generations to come.