Ticket sales for the all-new Singapore Oceanarium are now live, with exciting programs and celebrations unveiled ahead of ...

As Singapore celebrates 60 years of independence, the nation is buzzing with vibrant celebrations, meaningful tributes, and ...

Above, the Maritime Museum is easily accessed and can be toured in one to two hours. Above right a scale model of the Pere Marquette 22. The museum also has an interactive pilothouse simulator.

[SINGAPORE] Many know the Genting Group only for its hotels and casinos, yet its ventures have mushroomed to straddle plantations, energy, and biotechnology businesses across the world. What started ...

[SINGAPORE] Stressed out? Check in at the Balloon Museum and watch your worries drift away like balloons. A recent visit to the newest attraction in Marina Bay Sands found as many adults there as ...

MANILA, Philippines — Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong concluded his Philippine visit on Thursday, after reaffirming strong bilateral ties between the two Southeast Asian countries. This visit ...

Just before 11:30 a.m. Thursday, dispatch received a 911 call about someone finding a body a deceased male in the water between the Michigan Street Bridge and the Door County Maritime Museum.

The museum reopened in 2022 with a new entrance made of wood that creaks like a pitching ship. Among its treasures are Juan de la Cosa’s 1500 map of America.

Ayrshire Live Ayrshire News Scottish Maritime Museum summer exhibition celebrates underwater world 'Beneath the Waves' runs from Saturday, June 7 until Saturday, September 13.

Prehistoric oceans, deep-water abysses, breathtaking underground forests — these are merely some of the new exhibits awaiting visitors at the newly revamped Singapore Oceanarium in RWS Sentosa.

Those who are keen on learning about mankind’s usage of the ocean’s water will be thrilled by Spirit of Exploration, which features a replica of a ninth-century Arabian dhow from the former Maritime ...

Image credit: National Museum of Singapore Once Upon A Tide is an exhibition at the National Museum of Singapore that’s running from 24th May 2025 to 9th October 2026. Entry is free, but you’ll still ...