ECLIPSO Sevilla

Permanent-collection exhibition at ECLIPSO Sevilla recreating the Titanic during its maiden voyage, with wreck remains and scenes filmed by William Harbeck up to the collision with an iceberg.

The proposal Titanic: Ecos del pasado takes visitors on a recreation journey down to around 3,800 metres below the Atlantic, where the remains of the sunken liner lie. Thanks to a reconstruction made with recreation technology, the visitor travels back to the moment of the ship's maiden voyage and observes its daily life on board.

The scenes shown come from the images captured by William Harbeck, who was responsible for the official filming of the expedition, and the narrative advances up to the encounter with the iceberg that caused the sinking. Exploring the wreck alongside those original images places the visit in a direct look at the ship's history, designed for those interested in the Titanic and its sinking.

The exhibition is part of ECLIPSO Sevilla's permanent programme and offers a tour of the ship from its maiden departure to the collision with the ice.