Whale skeletons were amazing. But the exhibits left a bit to be desired. Saw an exhibit on Quebec archaeology that was just okay. The permanent exhibit on last can industry was basic but cool. Worth a visit for sure.
Boring. The only redeeming factor is the children's play area on the top floor. There's a huge puppet show area with many different animal puppets that the children love. Toys Galore and a mini library with seating.
Wonderful experience. Beautifully laid out, easy to get around. Loved the heritage displays and photos. Wonderful little theater with films of various aspects of Fundy Bay. Great little gift shop with items from area craftsmen including pottery, tartan shawls, jewelry and books. Reasonable price.
Nice curation of local industry including shipping building and whales. Other exhibits include early plant life in the region starting millions of years ago, and art and crafts. Inexpensive. Worth a visit!
For a small city museum it's really good. I thought it'd be like a natural history museum but really it's a bit of everything. There's local history, local biology, a gallery of amazing art, and some really excellent geology exhibits too. If you're fascinated by birds or whales you'll really like their second floor. There's an elevator and stairs, it was easy to get around for us, though it was not busy when we went. Not a bad way to spend a couple hours downtown.
New Brunswick Museum is a Canadian Museum based in Saint John, New Brunswick. New Brunswick Museum is located at 1 Market Square, Saint John, NB E2L 4Z6, Canada.
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