• Beaubassin and Fort Lawrence National Historic Sites — Fort Lawrence; former Acadian community and site of French-British conflict
• Grand-Pré National Historic Site — UNESCO World Heritage Site; memorial to the 1755–1763 Deportation
• Port-Royal National Historic Site — Reconstruction of the Habitation, one of the first permanent French settlements in North America
• Fort Anne National Historic Site — Annapolis Royal; where settlers first began to identify as Acadian
• Melanson Settlement National Historic Site — Acadian settlement along the Annapolis River
• Fort Edward National Historic Site — Windsor; deportation center for over 1,000 Acadians
• Georges Island National Historic Site — Halifax Harbour; over 900 Acadians were imprisoned here
• Sable Island National Park Reserve — Wild horses, descendants of the horses of the deported Acadians
• Cape Breton Highlands National Park — Acadian forest, remains of Acadian homes, and interpretation program
• Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site — Acadians were an integral part of Louisbourg’s cosmopolitan society in the 18th century

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