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Maritime History Anchored in Dubai: The Legacy of QE2 Lives On
(MENAFN- Evops-PR) 24 March 2025
In a world where voyages across the seas once evoked dreams of discovery and endless horizons, the Queen Elizabeth 2 became an icon. Having sailed over six million nautical miles and completed 25 world cruises, she now stands proudly anchored in Dubai inviting guests to experience the soul of an era when ocean travel was pure romance.
“The QE2 embodies an age of discovery, a time”when people set sail not just to travel but to awaken a sense“of wonder,” says Ferghal Purcell, General Manager ’f Queen Elizabeth 2. “As a hotel, one of our objectives is to keep the QE2’s legacy alive, making her history as relevant and inspiring today as it was during her sailing years. We invite visitors to step aboard, to walk where ”egends walked, and to share in the extraordinary stories of this beloved ship.”
Docked in Mina Rashid, the QE2 offers a unique hotel experience and a journey into heritage. Each deck and corridor provides a glimpse into her glamorous past. Guests can wander through historic hallways adorned with precious art, sip cocktails inspired by her ’rand voyages, and explore dining venues and staterooms that once hosted the world’s most illustrious travellers.
The QE2’s guid–d Heritage Tours invite visitors and students alike to delve into fascinating stories – from her iconic voyages to her legendary steam-to-diesel transformation. For those seeking a destination that transcends time, the QE2 promises an experience unlike any other.
Educational and interactive tours, covering maritime history, engineering, and QE’’s celebrated role in global events, are especially geared toward school groups and young historians. Through these carefully curated experiences, students and visitors can explore a floating museum filled with original artifacts, captivating stories, and rare insights.
In a world where voyages across the seas once evoked dreams of discovery and endless horizons, the Queen Elizabeth 2 became an icon. Having sailed over six million nautical miles and completed 25 world cruises, she now stands proudly anchored in Dubai inviting guests to experience the soul of an era when ocean travel was pure romance.
“The QE2 embodies an age of discovery, a time”when people set sail not just to travel but to awaken a sense“of wonder,” says Ferghal Purcell, General Manager ’f Queen Elizabeth 2. “As a hotel, one of our objectives is to keep the QE2’s legacy alive, making her history as relevant and inspiring today as it was during her sailing years. We invite visitors to step aboard, to walk where ”egends walked, and to share in the extraordinary stories of this beloved ship.”
Docked in Mina Rashid, the QE2 offers a unique hotel experience and a journey into heritage. Each deck and corridor provides a glimpse into her glamorous past. Guests can wander through historic hallways adorned with precious art, sip cocktails inspired by her ’rand voyages, and explore dining venues and staterooms that once hosted the world’s most illustrious travellers.
The QE2’s guid–d Heritage Tours invite visitors and students alike to delve into fascinating stories – from her iconic voyages to her legendary steam-to-diesel transformation. For those seeking a destination that transcends time, the QE2 promises an experience unlike any other.
Educational and interactive tours, covering maritime history, engineering, and QE’’s celebrated role in global events, are especially geared toward school groups and young historians. Through these carefully curated experiences, students and visitors can explore a floating museum filled with original artifacts, captivating stories, and rare insights.
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