Scharnhorst was one of the most dangerous German warships of the Second World War, but what were the events that led to its downfall? Discover the role HMS Belfast played in the Battle of North Cape in the latest episode of IWM Stories, available on YouTube: bit.ly/2SBPLHp | Imperial War Museum London

Take your explorers for a fantastic day out on board HMS Belfast, exploring all nine decks of the iconic London landmark. Navigate your way around the rooms of this floating city, climbing up and down ladders to visit all nine decks. Find your Sea Legs with our family activities. Solve nautical puzzles, discover stories from the people and animals who lived on board, and even learn to steer the ship! Pre-Book your tickets today. | HMS Belfast

Get up close to the inner workings of HMS Belfast, the ship that helped shape a century. Learn what life would have been like at sea through stories of bravery, friendship, and adventure. Plan your visit on board today: http://bit.ly/2w8naMI | HMS Belfast

Explore all nine decks of London's iconic warship experience on the Thames. From deep down in the engine room to the skyline views from the Captain's chair. Book your visit today. | HMS Belfast

HMS Belfast is celebrating 50 years on the Thames. This footage shows HMS Belfast arriving in the Pool of London through Tower Bridge. It was captured on 14 October 1971, one week before it officially opened to the public as a museum. 50 years on HMS Belfast remains open to visitors today. Come on board and explore all nine decks of this iconic warship. Learn about the ship's history from her launch on St Patrick's Day 1938 to her 25 years active Royal Navy service and life as a London landmark

Today, 21 October marks 50 years since HMS Belfast took up residence on the River Thames and opened to the public as a museum on Trafalgar Day 1971. This footage, captured a week earlier shows HMS Belfast travelling under Tower Bridge through the Pool of London. Learn more about HMS Belfast and plan your visit today: https://bit.ly/3aWqOfF © IWM ADM 4524 | HMS Belfast