One of the best places I've ever visited in my life. If you love history, come here! The village is separated into three parts representing years from 1770 to around 1949 and they have houses, stores, a shuttle, and gift shops. We even got bread when we visited one house that was cooked right there in the outside oven and it was amazing. It's around $10-$20 to get in depending how old you are / if you're in school but the $20 is so worth it for what you get and what you learn. I will be returning! read more

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This is a very interesting historical village that tells the history of the Acadiens from the 1700's to the 1940's. There is a lot of walking (we spent all day there) but a horse and wagon goes around the village if you want a ride (free). There are knowledgeable staff in every building to give demonstrations and answer questions in French and English. There are also lots of animals at the village. There are two snack bars in the village plus a restaurant serving traditional food if you are hungry. There is also another restaurant at the entrance by the gift shop. Learned a lot and would love to return. read more

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