You will not be surprised that Shediac's big red lobster is this port city's emblem. A perfect summer's day is composed of an afternoon by the sea, visit to tourist attractions, delicious meal, and ice cream cone!
Did you know that this port city also had a train station that contributed to the region's economic and touristic development? The train, the most significant mechanical and technological innovation of the 19th century, was rolling in Shediac from the second half of the century. The old station, built in 1906, contains treasures that tell the fascinating history of transportation in Acadia.
Come on a journey to the past and discover the train history of Shediac. Do not forget to tag us on your posts! #rfmse #anciennegareshediac
Address
Schedule
Entrance Fee
Shediac Old Train Station Museum
231 Belliveau Ave
Shediac, NB
Canada, E4P 1H5
15 June to 18 September
Monday to Sunday: 11 AM to 7 PM
Contact
Remember that you can ask for guided tours. If you are with a large group, please reserve your visit by calling the museum in advance.
Voluntary donations