A replica 17th Century Spanish ship has arrived in Manx waters. Operated by Fundación Nato Victoria, Galéon Andalucía is 160ft (48m) long and weighs about 500 tonnes and serves as a floating museum.

Swedish King Gustav II unveiled a battleship of epic proportions to an awed public. "Vasa" was supposed to signify the ...

It aims to narrate the final journey of these objects from the seabed to their current home at Southend Museums.

Researchers aim to uncover more details about the ship's history, its crew and life aboard a 17th - century vessel through continued dives. Eriksson said they were struck by how similar Falken was ...

Famous sunken treasure ships yet to be discovered include the 16th century Portuguese carrack Flor de Mar, which sank off Malaysia laden with treasure on its way to the king, and a British 17th ...

The current Susan Constant is the second modern reconstruction of the 17th century English vessel that brought the first colonist to Jamestown in May 1607.

Travel Staycation Beautiful UK seaside village with 17th century charm and upmarket vibe If you want to visit a quintessential British seaside town while also skipping the crowds, then take a trip ...

A facsimile of the 17th-century Dutch documents that Charles Gehring spent 50 years translating, showing the condition of ancient records damaged by floods, in battles, in leaky ship holds and ...

As a result, most pirates avoided attacking British Navy ships and instead focused on the naval fleets of Spain, Portugal, and the Netherlands, three of England's enemies in the 17th century.

In the late 17th Century, when Madras was a fledgling colony of the British East India Company, Samuel Browne, an English physician, made an exceptional effort to document the region’s flora.

Both the ship and museum are free to explore, though donations are suggested for the museum. The ship's hours are 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday-Sunday, and the museum is open daily from 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Come with CityNews to spend a night at the Manitoba Museum. This museum was opened by Queen Elizabeth II in the summer of 1970. Now nearly 55 years later, it remains a staple in the province. Just ask ...