AIMS Museo Maritimo

26/08/2026

Ahoy, adventure awaits with !

Written by the AIMS Museo Maritimo volunteer SM Floralde, this article tackles the documentary Food Delivery (2025) directed by Baby Ruth Villarama.

AIMS Museo Maritimo welcomes volunteer content writers who are interested in writing about maritime history. For article submissions and inquiries, you may email [email protected] or send us a message here on Facebook.

August 25, 2026 – Pasig City, NCR, PhilippinesAn article by SM FloraldeOn a rainy day of August 17th, I did something creative at home, then went out to experience something inspiring. Metaphorically speaking, I hit two birds with one stone.First, I finished composing a poem about a highly contest...

25/08/2026

Time to set sail with Trivia Tuesday!

Get ready for a splash of knowledge as we navigate through the seas of facts. Dive deep into the ocean of Mariknows fun!

25/08/2026

AIMS Museo Maritimo would like to thank our visitors from Taiwan Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) visiting the museum this August 25, 2026.

AIMS Museo Maritimo is open every Tuesday to Saturday from 0800H to 1700H. We welcome walk-ins and you can also book your visit here on Facebook to secure a guided tour.

All aboard now for more years of maritime history sailing!

25/08/2026

AIMS Museo Maritimo would like to thank our visitors for visiting the museum this August.

AIMS Museo Maritimo is open every Tuesday to Saturday from 0800H to 1700H. We welcome walk-ins and you can also book your visit here on Facebook to secure a guided tour.

All aboard now for more years of maritime history sailing!

22/08/2026

Chameleon Hunt at Sea! ⚓🦎

The chameleons have sneaked into our maritime photos and are blending in perfectly with their surroundings!
Can you find the chameleons? 👀
Take a close look at each picture and see if you can spot every hidden chameleon.

Tell us in the comments how many you found—no spoilers!

21/08/2026

Happy International Underwater Cultural Heritage Day! 🌊⚓

Today, August 21, we honor the ancient shipwrecks and hidden stories resting on the ocean floor. Let’s protect the history beneath the waves for generations to come! 🌊✨

Beneath the surface of our ocean, seas, rivers and lakes lies an extraordinary part of humanity's cultural heritage, from ancient shipwrecks and submerged settlements to archaeological sites and living traditions and knowledge connected to water.

Often unseen and difficult to access, this heritage bears witness to centuries of voyages, exchanges and shared histories. Yet it is increasingly vulnerable to looting, illicit trafficking, climate change, pollution and other growing pressures.

On 21 August, the first International Day for Underwater Cultural Heritage calls for stronger international cooperation to protect this irreplaceable source of knowledge and intercultural dialogue, and to ensure that its protection is fully integrated into the sustainable management of oceans, coastal areas and inland waters.

This year also marks 25 years since the adoption of UNESCO's 2001 Convention on the Protection of Underwater Cultural Heritage, which provides a framework for international cooperation, responsible research and the protection of submerged heritage from commercial exploitation and illicit trafficking.

Together with Member States, researchers, local communities and partners, UNESCO is working to safeguard for the benefit of humanity and future generations.

Discover more: https://www.unesco.org/en/days/underwater-cultural-heritage

21/08/2026

Ahoy, adventure awaits with !

Written by the AIMS Museo Maritimo intern Nicole Fajilagot, this article explores the story of Ninoy Aquino and his legacy.

AIMS Museo Maritimo welcomes volunteer content writers who are interested in writing about maritime history. For article submissions and inquiries, you may email [email protected] or send us a message here on Facebook.

August 21, 2026 – Pasay City, NCR, PhilippinesArticle by Nicole Denise FajilagotEvery August 21, the Philippines observes Ninoy Aquino Day, a special non-working holiday. It is a quiet but meaningful day. Offices close, but the memory it holds is loud with meaning—a memory of courage, sacrifice,...

21/08/2026

Ahoy, adventurers! It's time to set sail with Friday Items! Every Friday, we dive deep into a sea of curiosity, stories, and surprises.

Drop your anchor and join the voyage!

20/08/2026

How Did the Crew Eat Aboard Titanic

This video from Tasting History tackles the food eaten by the crew of the Titanic. At AIMS Museo Maritimo, there's a section that features the people behind the Titanic as well as the food the menu they had.

AIMS Museo Maritimo is open every Tuesday to Saturday from 0800H to 1700H. We welcome walk-ins and you can also book your visit here on Facebook to secure a guided tour.

All aboard now for more years of maritime history sailing!

19/08/2026

Ahoy, adventure awaits with !
Written by the AIMS Museo Maritimo Intern Nicole Fajilagot, this article discusses Slavery during the time of the Transpacific Trade.

AIMS Museo Maritimo welcomes volunteer content writers who are interested in writing about maritime history. For article submissions and inquiries, you may email [email protected] or send us a message here on Facebook.

August 19, 2026 – Pasay City, NCR, PhilippinesArticle by Nicole Denise FajilagotWhen people talk about the Manila Galleon Trade, they usually think of silk, silver, spices, and porcelain. These goods made Manila one of the busiest ports in the world between 1565 and 1815. But there is a part of th...