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Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21

1055 Marginal Rd, Halifax, NS
Halifax, Région métropolitaine de Halifax
Musées 		Sans frais : 855-526-4721

Site Web : pier21.ca

1,5 million d'immigrants et de militaires canadiens sont passés au Quai-21 entre 1928 et 1971. Des expositions interactives, des présentations multimédia et des activités pour tout âge racontent l'histoire de l'immigration et de la nation. Le musée présente diverses expositions spéciales et itinérantes sur l'histoire de l'immigration.

Admission : Admission charged; free access to gift shop and research centre.

Ouvert toute l'année : 9h30 à 17h tous les jours de mai à nov; téléphoner pour connaître l'horaire HS.

Wheelchair accessible.Genealogical services.Museum.

Détails

Caractéristiques
Patrimoine/Historique

Installations et services

  • Non-fumeur
  • Excursions d'autobus permises
  • Boutique de cadeaux
  • Stationnement
  • Restaurant
  • Aliments pour emporter
  • Accès internet
  • Ici, on parle français

     

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