The Route of the Sea – Nanhai I Shipwreck and Maritime Trade in the Southern Song Dynasty
Exhibition Introduction Nanhai I was a sunken Song Dynasty merchant ship, fully loaded with cargo and originally voyaging afar from China. Through the integral caisson salvage scheme, the shipwreck was lifted from the seabed in whole well-preserved in a caisson and transported to the tailor-made museum for fine excavation. More than 180,000 artifacts have been retrieved from […]
Genghis Khan
Travel to 13th-century Mongolia to discover the amazing world of the greatest of all civilizers. This world-touring blockbuster exhibition reveals the influence of the man who brought the West paper money, passports, pants, forks, violins and much more. Live musical performances, elaborate sets, role-playing activities, hundreds of rare artifacts, and a dozen videos distinguish this […]
Treasures of the Viking Age: The Galloway Hoard
Treasures of the Viking Age: The Galloway Hoard presents one of the most exciting archaeological finds this century, and the richest and most varied trove of Viking-age objects ever found in Britain or Ireland. Discovered in 2014 in south-west Scotland, the Hoard had lain buried for over a thousand years. Now, at the end of […]
Isis, Aphrodite, Cleopatra
GODDESSES IN EGYPT’S SUNKEN CITIES: ISIS AND APHRODITE The exhibition focuses on famous and powerful goddesses and queens of antiquity whose names and legends persist to this day. The show reveals the existence and importance of the cults to goddess Isis (identified by the Greeks as goddess Aphrodite) by presenting original finds of the European […]
Art and Armor. East West. Crossing Continents and Cultures
Conflict and conquest have always been constant components of human history, and protective armor too has been used throughout recorded history. Across continents, cultures and centuries, the development of armor has always run parallel to the development of weapon efficiency on the battlefield. From rudimentary hides and leather to bronze and steel, and now more […]
Pompeii: The Exhibition
Pompeii: The Exhibition examines the lives of residents of Pompeii before and after the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D. through artifacts on loan from the Naples National Archeological Museum. Visitors to the exhibition will travel back in time to 79 A.D. when Pompeii bustled as a commercial port and strategic military and […]
Machu Picchu and the Golden Empires of Perú
EXPLORE THE FASCINATING ARTIFACTS FROM ANCIENT PERUVIAN CULTURES Embark on a journey through time and discover a culture of 3,000 years in the making in the exhibition, Machu Picchu and the Golden Empires of Perú! This all-new, immersive museum experience will transport visitors to the Incan city of Machu Picchu. Explore a stunning selection of […]
Mummies of the World
With over 2.4 million visitors to date, we are pleased to announce Mummies of the World: The Exhibition has been extended. The exhibition the New York time calls “Magical” and “Mythical” is now available for limited number of FINAL engagements through 2026. “Inside every mummy is a story waiting to be told” and Mummies of […]
Ramses the Great and the Gold of the Pharaohs
Transport back 3,300 years to the heartbeat of Ancient Egypt ruled by the most celebrated builder in the country’s storied history. Experience the world premiere, Ramses the Great and the Gold of the Pharaohs! This all-new multi-sensory museum experience provides a window into the life and accomplishments of Ramses the Great. Come face-to-face with 181 […]
Women in the Ancient World. Modern Reflections
Today, women’s rights are still very much in debate or dispute across most societies of the modern world. The issues in most societies reflect an embedded perception of women in the need of male protection, but how did this perception evolve? Has it always been so? According to some studies, reflective of nature itself, certain […]