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The Acadian Spree
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Departure	Memramcook
Steps	Moncton ​Bouctouche ​Acadian Peninsula
Arrival	Lamèque
Length	500 km
Duration	3-5 days
Country	Canada
Region	New Brunswick
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Location
46 ° 30 ′ 0 ″ N 64 ° 42 ′ 0 ″ W
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The Acadian trip is a road route that goes around the regions ofAcadia to New Brunswick

Understand

The Virée acadienne is a circuit allowing you to discover theAcadia, its history and its culture, but above all the joie de vivre and the hospitality of the Acadians. It follows the northeastern coast of New Brunswick and allows you to discover several popular beaches.

Steps

• 46.004167-64.5516671 Memramcook  – Agricultural village located in the South-East of New Brunswick having an important historical heritage, especially with regard to history Acadian. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 46.094444-64.7752782 Moncton  – Largest city in the province since 2016. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 46.098889-64.7241673 Dieppe  – The largest French-speaking city in Canada outside the Quebec part of the Grand Moncton and comprising the Greater Moncton International Airport. Its name commemorates the Canadian soldiers who died during the Dieppe landings in 1942 in Normandy. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 46.47-64.7241674 Bouctouche  (last update Feb. 2018)
• 46.219444-64.5408335 Shediac  – City located near Plage-Parlee Provincial Park, a popular tourist destination in New Brunswick. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 47.793333-64.6477786 Lamèque  – Town located on the island of Lamèque in the North-East of New Brunswick off the Acadian Peninsula. (last update Feb. 2018)

To go

Circulate

To see

• 45.979167-64.56751 Lefebvre monument Memramcook – National historic site. (last update August 2017)
• 45.864722-64.2916672 Fort Beausejour Pont-a-Buot – National historic site. (last update August 2017)
• 46.105-64.7819443 Acadian Museum of the University of Moncton  – Museum founded in 1886. (last update August 2017)
• 46.02826-64.7792064 Capitol Theater 811 Main Street, Moncton, e-mail : [email protected] Open year round. – Arts center located in a historic building, offers plays, music, dance and comedy shows in English and French. (last update August 2017)
• 46.215107-64.2939215 Artemisia 2463 Acadie Road, Cap-Pelé, e-mail : [email protected] – Guided tours from the Visitor Information Center of Cap-Pelé starting at the Musée de la Boucanière which is adjacent to it, allowing you to discover the history of local fishing. Cap-Pelé is the largest smoked herring exporter in North America. (last update August 2017)

Do

To buy

Eat

• 46.093974-64.7462591 Dieppe market 232 Gauvin Road, Dieppe, e-mail : [email protected] Open year round. – Popular agricultural market also offering products from bakeries, cheese shops and fishmongers. (last update August 2017)
• 46.096542-64.8076482 Little Louis' 245 Collishaw Street, Moncton – Renowned chef Pierre A. Brillant, renowned four diamond restaurant and oyster bar, fine modern French cuisine with local products. (last update August 2017)

Have a drink / Go out

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