Free
Learn about the history of Canada’s North Atlantic fishing industry.
Explore the many exhibits and head to the theatre to see history on screen.
See vessels such as the side trawler Cape Sable, the salt schooner Theresa E. Connor, and the replica racing schooner Bluenose II.
Dive into fishing history
Discover the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic at your leisure. Situated in UNESCO-listed Lunenburg, the museum showcases the rich history of Canada’s fishing industry in the North Atlantic.
Here you can explore the various exhibits, historic buildings and vessels including the Theresa E. Connor, Canada’s oldest salt bank schooner, and Bluenose II, a replica of the famous racing schooner. Experience history firsthand as you board authentic ships and roam the decks.
Practical information
Included: Admission to the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic
Remarks/requirements: Please wear comfortable walking shoes.
Walking or Activity information: Involves moderate physical activity on relatively level surfaces and gentle terrain, including wooden boardwalks and pavements. Less than a mile of walking at guest’s leisure.
Wheelchair accessible: Yes
Language availability: English
