The Acadian Peninsula 
Discoveries and experiences 
Accommodations 
Bon appétit 
Beaches and activities 
Winter fun 
Annual events 
Monthly Calendar 
Services 
Road map Acadian Peninsula
Museums
|
|
Oyster MuseumYou will find information on oyster fishing, the developmental history, oyster fishing in the old-fashioned way, a video on oyster fishing and oyster breeding in the Bay of Caraquet, a collection of different antique objects which were in the general store T.A. Dugas as well as a gift shop. The Dugas family cultivates the famous “La Caraquette” oyster. You can also buy oysters on the spot and enjoy eating them the Acadian way. 675, blvd St-Pierre West, Caraquet Website: http://www.rmne.ca/eco-musee-huitre |
|
|
Acadian Museum in CaraquetThe « Musée acadien de Caraquet » uses its own collection, plus other collections and regional archives to promote the history and culture of the Acadian people; more specifically those of the Acadian Peninsula from the arrival of the first settles to this date. Exhibits take one back to the early Acadian settlers. 15, blvd St-Pierre Est, Caraquet Website: http://www.rmne.ca/musee-acadien-de-caraquet Hours of operation : June (10:00 am – 6:00 pm) |
|
|
Tracadie Historical MuseumThe museum presents the history of the Lazaretto and also the events that illustrate the life of the region. The Historical Museum of Tracadie is outstanding because it is the only museum in Canada to present an outline of what a leper hospital would look like at that time, which is the 19th century. Tel. : (506) 393-6366 Hours of operation : June, July and August Email : •This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it• Website : www.musee-tracadie.com |
|
|
Saint-Isidore Church and MuseumThe Saint-Isidore parish was founded in 1875 by Father Louis Gagnon. The church in baroque style was designated provincial historic site in the year 2000. The remarkable elements of this church are the hardwood trims in maple and a lot of plaster ornaments covered in gold. It is considered the most beautiful church in the province. The museum is located in an old general stone built in the year 1910. We can find an exposition of ancient objects related to farming, forestry, crafts, religion, education and commerce. 3942, boul des Fondateurs, Saint-Isidore Website : http://www.rmne.ca/eglise-et-musee-de-saint-isidore |
|
|
Musée des papesA must see attraction! A one-of-a-kind museum in North America that follows the history of papacy from its beginning up to the current religious congregations along with the role of the Church in the development of Acadia. You will also see an impressive replica of the St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. A documentary and a guided tour are also available. 184, Acadie street, Grande-Anse (N.-B.)Tel. : (506) 732-3003 Fax : (506) 732-5491 Email : •This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it• Website: museedespapes.snappages.com Website : www.rmne.ca/musee-des-papes Dates of operation : June, July and August |
|
|
Salon de la renommée de PaquetvilleThe history of Paquetville is presented through photos, biographies, video cassettes and artifacts. You will find the story of Edith Butler, international musician relating different aspects of her career; history of WWI and WWII veterans including the Korean War; the persons renowned in economic, social and community development in the parish and the accomplishments of Edith B. Pinet, nurse and midwife. 1094, Parc street, Paquetville Website : http://www.rmne.ca |
| •<• •Prev• | •Next• •>• |
|---|
