What ports of call did the Titanic have?

Answer 1

RMS Titanic called at Liverpool and Southampton, but wasn't carrying paying passengers. After leaving Southampton with paying passengers, she called at Cherbourg and Queenstown (now called Cobh).
Cobin (previously Queenstown), Ireland was the last stop it made before heading to New York City

Answer 2

Titanic sail from Belfast to Southampton, then Cherbough and after that Queens town I think It was called. It said Liverpool on the back though as It was registered to Liverpool It was also supposed to visit Liverpool but they canceled It.

Answer 3

Titanic was built in Belfast, and departed from there to Southampton on April 2nd. It sat in Southampton until April 10, when it took on its first passengers. It then arrived in Cherbourg, France that night, and then left to Queenstown (now Cobh), Ireland, where it arrived on April 11. From there, Titanic departed into the North Atlantic intending to go to New York City, USA, but sank several hundred miles from Newfoundland, Canada.

So, the "stops" were Belfast -> Southampton -> Cherbourg -> Queestown -> New York

But the ports it made it to were Southampton -> Cherbourg -> Queestown

Answer 4

The Titanic made it to two ports before it sank in the Atlantic ocean in 1912. The two ports that the Titianc stopped in were Cherbourg, France and Cobh, Ireland which at the time was known as Queenstown, Ireland.

Answer 5

The outward route was Southampton, England – Cherbourg, France – Queenstown, Ireland – New York, USA.
The return route was going to be New York – Plymouth, England – Cherbourg – Southampton.
Queenstown, Ireland was Titanic's last port of call in 1912. Known from 1849 until 1920 as Queenstown, it is now called Cobh.

Answer 6

Titanic, after leaving Southampton, UK, made two other stops in Europe. One was Cherbourg, France, the other was Queenstown, Ireland.

Answer 7

After picking up many passengers at Southampton, UK, Titanic stopped at Cherbourg, France and then at Queenstown, Ireland.