Top New Brunswick Attractions & Museums

This immersive tour recreates the everyday lives of Canada's early Acadian settlers. Take a self-guided stroll along a 1.3-mile (2.2 kilometer) circuit bordered by historic buildings and chat with interpretive guides along the way to learn stories, fun facts, and information about the region. This ticket is good for two visits, so there's no need to rush.

Save time waiting in the ticket-buying line at New Brunswick's Kings Landing by purchasing your ticket in advance. Proceed directly inside to begin exploring the enormous open-air museum, where your admission gives you access to all 40 of the exhibits, theatre, workshops, and an historical village. Learn about how New Brunswick was founded and how its history was shaped as you explore at your own pace.

Guarantee your entry to the Acadian Historic Village’s sprawling complex by prebooking your tickets. See restored historic buildings up close and learn about Acadian life and culture from 1770 to 1949 from bilingual guides scattered around the trail. Your entry covers two days, so you can return the next day for free if you didn’t cover everything you wanted in one visit.

Kingsbrae Garden in St. Andrews by-the-Sea offers a escape into 27 acres of vibrant landscapes, art, and nature. As you wander through the themed gardens and discover over 50,000 perennials, encounter resident animals like alpacas, goats, peacocks, bunnies, cats and more. The outdoor art collection features more than 50 sculptures, perfectly complementing the serene environment. Families can engage in playful activities, while nature enthusiasts can explore forest trails and themed gardens. Pets are allowed on leash to enjoy the gardens with their owners.