10 Canadian roadside attractions that claim to be the world’s biggest
From dinosaurs to ducks, these are just a few of the many small towns and cities in Canada that erected really big, really odd monuments to attract tourists.
Samuel Bernard, 7, of Baie des Chaleurs plays on the worlds largest lobster recreation in Shedica, N.B. Monday July 10, 2006. (CP PHOTO/Jonathan Hayward)
Share
From dinosaurs to ducks, these are just a few of the many small towns and cities in Canada that erected really big, really odd monuments to attract tourists.
1. World’s largest dinosaur, T. Rex: Drumheller, Alta.
2. World’s largest lobster: Shediac, N.B.
3. World’s largest moose, “Mac”: Moose Jaw, Sask.
4. The Big Nickel: Sudbury, Ont.
5. World’s largest mallard duck: Andrew, Alta.
6. World’s largest perogy: Glendon, Alta.
7. World’s largest Adirondack chair: Varney, Ont.
8. The Big Apple: Colborne, Ont.
9. World’s largest Easter egg: Vegreville, Alta.
10. World’s largest fiddle: Sydney, N.S.