Giant Dinosaurs: How They Got So Big, the outdoor exhibit by Dino Don, has just opened as part of the Urban Oasis at Budapest Zoo & Botanical Garden in Budapest, Hungary. Visitors come face to face with more than thirty life-sized models, from moving Tyrannosaurus, Stegosaurus and Spinosaurus to a 25-metre Brachiosaurus standing almost 12 metres high.
MOON. The adventure exhibition, created by Cap Sciences and Le Vaisseau, opens at Le Vaisseau in Strasbourg, France, on 2 October 2026. Vistors embark on a journey to the Moon where science and interactivity meet fun and imagination. Through hands-on, thought-provoking and playful experiences, visitors train for a space mission, experience real-life conditions aboard a lunar base and finally dream and design what their own city on the Moon might look like. The exhibition will be available for touring from 2028.
Disco, I'm Coming Out by Philharmonie de Paris opens at Wereldmuseum Amsterdam in the Netherlands on 10 October, before touring to Munich in 2027 and Antwerp in 2028. Artworks, audiovisual archival material, photographs, instruments and costumes trace disco back to its roots in soul, gospel and funk, exploring its political and festive dimension. It is accompanied by an exclusive soundtrack mixed by DJ Dimitri from Paris.
Sunken Cities: from Isis, Aphrodite to Cleopatra, the new exhibition curated and toured by the Institut Européen d'Archéologie Sous-Marine (IEASM), will be launching its international tour in the USA from February 2027. The exhibition will be available for new presentations from mid 2028 onwards. 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 by presenting original finds of the Institute, from the sunken ancient cities of Thonis-Heracleion and Canopus off the coast of Egypt, and the legendary Portus Magnus of Alexandria.
BEES: A Story of Survival by National Museums Liverpool is on show at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, Canada, until 18 October. In this exhibition, visitors encounter the world from a bee's perspective through immersive digital environments and a bespoke soundscape, then confront the challenges facing pollinators today. Created with artist Wolfgang Buttress, it follows 120 million years of adaptation and survival. Available for touring from spring 2027.
Masterpieces from Glasgow Museums toured by Nomad Exhibitions is now open at Guangdong Provincial Museum in Guangzhou, China. A touring exhibition managed for Glasgow Museums, it brings together 58 Italian Renaissance paintings and objects, including masterpieces by Titian, Bellini, Domenichino and Signorelli, tracing the stylistic innovation of Italian art across major centres, from Venice and Bologna to Florence and Naples. The exhibition has now been seen by over 1.8 million visitors during its tour of China.
Out of the Depths: The Blue Whale Story by the Royal Ontario Museum is now open at the Saint Louis Science Center in St. Louis (MO), USA, until 10 January 2027. The ROM-original exhibition tells the story of nine blue whales lost to sea ice off Newfoundland in 2014, and the research that followed. Visitors stand beneath a life-sized skeleton and meet the world’s only full-scale blue whale heart model.
INSTRMNTS: Playing the Game of Music by PangeiArt is presented at Trakošćan Castle in Croatia, until 8 November. Visitors are invited to play instruments created by artist Victor Gama, their forms inspired by motifs including constellations and birds' nests, connecting science, nature and music. Each one is built for several players at once, opening a musical dialogue between strangers. Available for touring from January 2027.
Travelling Bricks by World Touring Exhibitions is open at Peterborough Cathedral, UK, until 29 August 2026 and welcomed more than 5,000 visitors in its first six days. Visitors follow the history of transport, from early ships to space flight, told through more than one million LEGO® bricks in 120 models across 60 scenes. This includes a 7.2-metre Titanic alongside a Boeing 747.
Life Through a Royal Lens toured by Nomad Exhibitions and Historic Royal Palaces opens on 12 July at Blenheim Palace in Woodstock, United Kingdom, running until 27 September. Bringing together over 110 of the most iconic images of the Royal Family from the reign of Queen Victoria to the present day, the exhibition showcases their enduring relationship with the camera.
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