The story of the ecology of the Bay of Fundy and the history of settlement is told at museums and historic sites around the Bay. Did you know that this was where some of the first European settlers arrived in North America over 400 years ago, establishing early communities on the Bay of Fundy shores? The struggle between the British and the French for control of this region and the emergence of ship-building and the coastal economy that followed is told in national historic sites around the Bay.
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New Brunswick Museum
Home to beautiful giants & tiny treasures. Visit the New Brunswick Museum &am Read more [...]
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Bass River Museum
With a wide variety of displays, our museum has something to interest everyone. F Read more [...]
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Ottawa House by-the-sea Museum
Step back in time at Ottawa House By-The- Sea Museum, and marvel at stories and a Read more [...]
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Age of Sail Museum
Professional hands on exhibits, videos and interpretive tours help to interpret t Read more [...]
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Fort Anne National Historical Site
Step foot onto Canada’s oldest National Historic Site and one of the most hotly c Read more [...]
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Avon Heritage Museum
The Avon Heritage Museum and Avon Spirit Shipyard in Newport Landing are located Read more [...]
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Huntsman Marine Science Centre/Fundy Discovery Aquarium
An enormous display that depicts the magnitude of the Bay of Fundy tides anchors Read more [...]
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Port Royal National Historic Site
Port-Royal National Historic Site features a reconstruction of the Habitation, wh Read more [...]