Mennonite Heritage Museum - Abbotsford, British Columbia

Le Mennonite Heritage Museum, situé à l'adresse 1818 Clearbrook Rd, Abbotsford, BC V2T 5X4, Canada, est une destination touristique et un musée d'histoire qui offre une expérience éduquative et culturelle unique. Avec un avis moyen de 4.7/5 sur Google My Business, il bénéficie de 167 avis positifs.

Le musée se distingue par ses spécialités en matière d'histoire et d'attractions touristiques. Les visiteurs peuvent également profiter de services sur place, d'une entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, d'un parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, de toilettes accessibles en fauteuil roulant, d'un restaurant et de toilettes.

Le site web officiel du musée mennonitemuseum.org fournit des informations complémentaires sur les horaires d'ouverture, les tarifs d'admission et les événements spéciaux. Pour plus d'informations, n'hésitez pas à contacter le musée au numéro de téléphone 6047585667.

👍 Avis de Mennonite Heritage Museum

Susan H.

5/5

美味的湯和麵包非常搭，大推。

David &. P. E.

5/5

Even if you are not Mennonite, you should check this place out. There’s plenty of free parking and it’s just off the Number One. They are only open from 10 to 3, and closed weekends, so plan ahead. Right in the door you are hit with the wonderful aroma of home cooked food. We had the borscht with sour cream and a bun.
After we ate we checked out the quilts hanging in the foyer. So beautiful and often hand stitched. Deeper inside we found a very detailed explanation of the Mennonite movement and their stories of persecution and arrival in Canada. There are a couple of media rooms with a video of the museum and more testimonies. I found it highly informative.
Out back is a typical Mennonite home from the old days. There are guides who will walk with you and help you understand what you are experiencing.
We left feeling like we had made new friends. I highly recommend this museum.

mike J.

5/5

Great little heritage museum. Must stop of you want to learn about the region and about these people who are called mennonites Even has a great little restaurant

Yvonne C.

5/5

I had a wonderful stop at this small museum. The Docent, Peter, was kind, friendly, and very knowledgeable. I knew nothing about Mennonite history and if you have the time to read the exhibit, it is an interesting read. There's a typical Mennonite barn replica (combo house and barn) out back to experience too. I am not a Christian, nor am I even religious, and felt entirely welcome here. The cafe is only open from Tuesdays to Thursdays, so I missed out on all the baked goods and foods on offer. Worth a stop if you have curiosity and can read through an unguided exhibit (though Peter could probably walk through with you if you want a speedier version).

Elias

4/5

Very nice building from the inside as well as from the outside.
Inside there is a small kitchen where you can order borscht and other dishes and eat on site, the food I can only recommend.
A history tour is also offered.

M.D. H.

5/5

An exceptional institution with wonderful staff, delicious food in the caf, and good stuff in the gift shop. We spent an entire day here and benefited from accommodating and friendly staff across the board. Thank you!

Justin O.

5/5

Great insight into the people who helped settle the Fraser Valley. The Mennonites are an integral part of the Fraser Valley. Good place to learn their history.

Henrique F.

5/5

Is just so cool to get to know more about the Mennonite culture and how they influenced the Christianity history. If come to Abbotsford this museum is definitely the right place to go and visit 💡