List of ships with the name Belvedere

Belvedere has been used several times as the name of ships or is used as such. The name comes from Italian and literally means "beautiful view". It is originally a term in architectural history that describes a building or part of a building that is designed to allow a beautiful and wide view, used here in the sense of the beautiful view from a ship.

Ship list

designation	Ship type	Class / type	Construction year	Shipyard	Owner	period of service	Whereabouts
Belvedere	Whaling ship	Auxiliary sailors
Belvedere	Sewage sludge transporter	Steamship	1892	Naval Con. & Poor. Company, Barrow	London County Council
Belvedere	Combined ship	Steamship	1913	Cantiere Naval Tricantino, Monfalcone	Cosulich Line, Trieste	1913-1944	sunk as a blockade ship Audacious
Belvedere	Cargo ship	Steamship	1922	Harkess & Son, Ltd, Middlesbrough	O. Dorey & Sons Ltd, Guernsey	1927 to 1940	struck mine on December 17, 1940 on a trip from London to the Tyne with cement off Southend and sank
Belvedere	General cargo ship		1934	Burntisland Shipbuilding Company, Burntisland		1957-1960	Scrapped in Nieuw Lekkerkerk in 1960
Belvedere		Motor ship	1953	Moon Shipyard, Norfolk	CG Willis, Wilmington
Belvedere	General cargo ship		1954	John Lewis and Sons, Aberdeen		1961-1965	Scrapped as Kaisis I in Limassol in 1980
Belvedere	Day trip boat	Type III extended variant	1986	Yacht shipyard Berlin-Köpenick,	BWSG Berlin Water Sports and Service GmbH Berlin-Koepenick		in motion
Belvedere	Day trip boat		2003		Stern and Kreisschiffahrt Berlin		in motion
Belvedere	Cabin passenger ship		2005	Nobiskrug, Rendsburg	Premicon AG in Munich / Transocean		in motion
Belvedere	Day trip boat		2006	Schiffswerft Bolle GmbH Neudorben / Saxony-Anhalt	Weisse Flotte Potsdam		in motion