Top Things to Do in Amherst 2021

"Moncton is located in Westmoreland County, New Brunswick, Canada, on the banks of the Ke River in Petike, and is known as the most hospitable city in Canada. As it is located in the center of the Canadian maritime province, Moncton is known as the "central city" and is the second largest city in New Brunswick. The museum is a very good museum, and it's free. It's free, free, free, and important things are said three times. It is recommended to play with family and parents, so children can learn a lot. Broaden children's horizons and let them feel different things."

"The museum is not very magnificent, it is just a three-story building. It is usually deserted and no one goes there. We didn’t have any exhibitions in the past."

"The introduced old man was too enthusiastic, so I had to go for a stroll with my husband, and gave 10 plus, the price was 3 plus per person, there were many foreigners antiques, and there was a private church at the time. The English was not good, and he listened well. I work hard"

"The long road to the end of the boardwalk and Pier 21 is a reminder to those first or second-generation Canadians who lost their way on the immigration journey, long and helpless. Fortunately, we were fortunate enough to be the last guest, with an informative and interesting young tour guide, and even used her grandmother's photos as props. I hope we can spend more time and come back."

"Going to this museum, you can learn that some major disasters in the world, such as the sinking of the Titanic and the Halifax explosion, originally occurred in or near this city. And the outdoor exhibition of this museum and the nearby bay are even more worth seeing!"

"The Confederation Art Center is in downtown Charlottetown, next to the Confederation Court Mall, and across the road is the famous Cows ice cream. The art center has theaters, exhibition halls, restaurants, and libraries."

"On Castle Hill in the famous Canadian port city of Halifax, there is an octagonal star-shaped fortress. This fortress was built in 1825. It is the fourth fortress built here and one of the largest stone-built military fortresses in North America. Now, at noon every day, the salute will be held at the octagonal star-shaped fortress, which makes tourists feel both nervous and exciting. Of course, it is a pleasing thing to appreciate the legionnaire’s bagpipe playing and the neat training and marching."

"[Scenery] The best museum in the world No other natural history museum can compare with it (sorry, Smithsonian). It's big, but the layout is nice and modern. The exhibits here are very special, such as "Tyrannosaurus" is particularly good. As a reward, you have the opportunity to enter the Hayden Planetarium. Go in from the underground entrance of 81st Street and take the subway-this line is relatively short."