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The museum is going free on July 6, opening up all their exhibitions and vessels to assist families with cost-of-living pressures and also to mark the start of NAIDOC Week 2025.

A powerful new acquisition at the Australian National Maritime Museum, a ship's figurehead depicting a First Nations woman, is sparking a significant re-evaluation of how we understand traditional maritime artefacts.

Made famous for its circumnavigation of the globe under the command of James Cook between 1768 and 1771, HM Bark Endeavour was later renamed Lord Sandwich and sunk by British forces during the American War of Independence in 1778.

This May, the Australian National Maritime Museum will add 690 new names from 61 different countries to the National Monument to Migration, also known as the Welcome Wall, in an unveiling ceremony on May 10.

Resting place of Koning Willem de Tweede uncovered

Step out of the winter cold and into a world of beauty, power and impact

Australian National Maritime Museum presents a series of talks on the future of our oceans

As part of Vivid Sydney 2025, the Australian National Maritime Museum is proud to present Tunku and Ngaadi, the story of Mirriyaal, the creator who shaped the first humans, Tunku and Ngaadi, from the stars to inhabit Earth and entrusted them with the task of creation.

The Australian National Maritime Museum invites primary school students to celebrate Annual Humpback Day and learn all about the largest animal on the planet in a free webinar with Dr Vanessa Pirotta.

The Australian National Maritime Museum has announced an exciting line up of free virtual excursions for primary school students for Term 2, allowing teachers and students to experience the Museum from the comfort of their classrooms.

Explore your creativity and curiosity at the Australian National Maritime Museum these school holidays with a jam-packed program of exciting activities to spark the imagination.

The Australian National Maritime Museum welcomes the appointment of Dr Kevin Fewster AM and Dr Bülent (Hass) Dellal AO as members to the Council of the Australian National Maritime Museum for three-year terms.