10 Canadian crackers

WORLD’S LARGEST LOBSTER

Shediac – a huge statue by Canadian artist Winston Bronnum – was commissioned as a tribute to the town’s lobster fishing industry.

FLORENCEVILLE ARK

Just outside Florenceville, there’s is a scale model of the ark supposedly built by Noah.

ST MARTIN’S CAVES

One of the most famous spots in New Brunswick, where picturesque sea caves, said to be 250 millionyears-old, have formed.

MULHOLLAND POINT LIGHT

Completed in 1884, the lighthouse on Campobello Island is situated close to the more recently-built Roosevelt International Bridge which joins the island to the US.

ACADIAN MUSEUM

The museum has more than 38,000 objects and photos. The permanent Acadian Adventure is a dynamic way to show the Acadian history of Atlantic Canada.

MAGNETIC HILL

A small, otherwise nondescript hill, but if you drive to the bottom and take your foot off the brake your car will roll uphill in defiance of natural law.

THE LUNAR ROGUE

Fredericton’s oldest pub. It is also home to one of the largest collections of whisky in the world – 550 varieties line their shelves.

RAILWAY MUSEUM AT HILLSBOROUGH

Owned and operated by the Canadian Railroad Historical Association, it’s packed with trains and railway artefacts.

ST. JOHN’S POLICE MUSEUM

An opportunity to see St John’s history through the eyes of the St John Police Force.

REVERSING FALLS

A unique phenomenon created by the collision of waters of the Bay of Fundy and the St John River (main pic, left). At low tide the river empties into the bay causing rapids and whirlpools.