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Legislative Assembly Building
706 Queen Street Fredericton , Fredericton |
The Legislative Assembly Building dates back to 1882 and is late Victorian in style. The Assembly Chamber is open to the public when the Legislature is not in session. Notable features include an ornate Lieutenant Governor’s Throne and a 35 000-volume library.
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New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame
503 Queen Street, Fredericton |
Delve into New Brunswick's world of athletics at this hall of fame. The permanent exhibits spotlight many sports including horse racing, basketball and hockey. The galleries are open year round.
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Aboiteau Beach
Cap-Pelé |
| Over five kilometres of beautiful unsupervised beaches only a short drive from Greater Moncton. |
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Acadian Coastal Drive
Bathurst is just off the Acadian Coastal Drive |
| On the northern and eastern coast of the province, along the Chaleur Bay, the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the Northumberland Strait, discover colourful and culturally rich towns and villages, historic treasures, delicious seafood and French-flavoured cuisine, as well as fabulous beaches washed with some of the warmest salt water north of Virginia! Home towns along the way include, Caraquet, |
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Acadian Museum
Moncton |
| An interesting and varied collection of artifacts reflects the Acadian culture from 1604 to the present. Included is a book written by Samuel de Champlain, a huge painting of the Acadian deportation, the original Acadian Flag (1884), old Acadian newspapers, textiles and more. Admission $3. Open Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; weekends: 12:30 p.m 4:30p.m. Open holidays. Season runs |
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Acadian Odessey
Memramcook |
| This National Historic Site exhibits the history and culture of the Acadian people for the past 200 years. Original works by contemporary artists and craftsmen are also on display. |
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Acadian Wax Museum
Route 11 at the entrance to the Village Historique Acadien, near Caraquet., Caraquet |
| The museum has 86 figures in 23 scenes representing Acadia from 1604 to 1761, from the first to arrive in the continent to the return of the Acadians deported in 1755. A Must-See Attraction! |
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Albert County Museum
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| The Albert County Museum reflects the history of this beautiful seaside country. Every item in the museum comes from the homes, farms, shipyards and early stores of the country - but mainly from the 18th and 19th centuries. Set in a serene seascape, the museum buildings are themselves artifacts, consisting of a gaol, courthouse and forge all dating from 1845, |
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Appalachian Range Route
Campbelton, Dalhousie are both on route. |
| The Appalachian Range Route is the very essence of this region with ancient mountain peaks and pristine rivers. With its 360-degree views and many mountainside trails, experience this vast expanse of backcountry splendour atop Mount Carleton, the Maritimes’ highest peak. For more natural wonders, head east towards the coast to see Eel River Bar, one of the longest natural sandbars |
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Baptist Heritage Center
333 Gorge Rd., Exit 419, Trans-Canada Highway, Moncton |
| The Heritage Center collects and exhibits the material history of the Baptist denomination in Atlantic Canada from the past 200 years. Open all year round, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. |
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Beaverbrook Art Gallery
703 Queen Street, Fredericton |
| On exhibit: Santiago El Grande by Salvador Dali, historical and modern British paintings, and historical and contemporary Canadian Art. |
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Beaverbrook Art Gallery
703 Queen Street Fredericton , Fredericton |
| This gallery is a gift to New Brunswick from one of its more famous sons, Lord Beaverbrook. Inside are a multitude of collections, including works by Canadian, British and European artists. Art by Salvador Dali, The Group of Seven, Emily Carr and Jean-Paul Riopelle are on permanent display. Besides paintings, the Beaverbrook Gallery features sculptures, tapestries, fine craft and furniture |
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Capitol Theatre
811 Main Street, Moncton |
| Restored to its original 1922 elegance, the Capitol Theatre is one of only eight such theatres in Canada. Showcasing local, national and international talent year-round. |
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Caraquet Acadian Museum
Route 145, 5 St. Pierre E Blvd, Caraquet |
| This collection features the culture of the Acadian Peninsula from the arrival of the first settlers up to the present day. |
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Celtic Center
43 Botsford Street, Moncton |
| Occupying the top two floors of St. Bernard's Roman Catholic Church Rectory, the Celtic Centre is a museum, library and genealogical centre. Open 9 a.m.-12 p.m. and 1:30 p.m.-4 p.m., Monday to Friday. Admission is free. Donation box at door. |
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Centennial Park
Located off of St. George Blvd., Moncton |
| Situated in the centre of the city, Centennial Park boasts 300 acres of scenic parkland, offering fun and recreation all summer long. Hiking, lawn bowling, horseshoe pitching and tennis are popular activities, while the large playground, complete with wading pool, is a favourite with children. Camp Centennial offers educational and entertaining day camps for youngsters. Families can also swim and |
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CFB Gagetown Military Museum
Oromocto |
| Canadian Forces Base Gagetown is the largest military training base in the British Commonwealth. Its Military Museum displays weapons, uniforms, equipment and memorabilia from the 1800's, the South African War, First and Second World Wars, the Korean Conflict and United Nations Missions. It also features military vehicles on display outdoors. |
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Changing of the Guard
Fredericton |
| With a flash of scarlet and a skirl of pipes, history comes to life! Tuesday through Saturday during the months of July & August, a re-enactment of the Changing-of-the-Guard ceremony takes place in Officers' Square and at City Hall. The Guard dates back to 1793 when Governor Carleton formed the first New Brunswick Regiment, soon after renamed the Royal New |
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Christ Church Cathedral
168 Church Street , Fredericton |
| This is one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture in North America. The cornerstone for Christ Church Cathedral was laid in 1845, and construction was completed in 1853. Tours are available, and the Cathedral is also the stage for musical performances on Fridays at 12:15 during the summer months. |
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Crystal Palace
499 Paul Street, Dieppe |
| Inside, discover thrilling rides, an indoor roller coaster, 18-hole miniature golf, Lazer Runner, children's play park, Jumpin' Star, games of skill, video games and much, much more. Outside, during the summer months, find more exciting rides, Go-karts, bumper boats, and a ferris wheel. The Crystal Palace Complex also houses Crystal Palace Empire Theatres, McGinnis Landing Restaurant, Taste-T-Treats and Chapters. |
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Donat Lacroix’s Le Bot
Caraquet |
| You will be rocked to the sound of folklore and songs relating the stories of the sea in a warm and intimate atmosphere on board the "Jos-Frédric". No need to have sea legs. You will have a great view of the Caraquet Bay and its harbour. The show goes on, rain or shine. The captain and its crew have equipped |
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Ecological Park of the Acadian Peninsula
28, rue de l'Hôpital, Lamèque |
| Located in northeastern New Brunswick, the Lamèque Eco-Parc offers numerous flora and fauna features representative of the Acadian Peninsula. The Eco-Parc is set up for utmost discovery of these resources within their natural environment. In addition to the attractions, the Eco-Parc complex offers a computerized nature interpretation centre and a gift shop. |
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Fort Beauséjour
An hour's drive from Moncton via Routes 2 and 106., Aulac |
| The star-shaped Fort Beauséjour National Historic Site was built by the French in 1751 and was captured by English troops in 1755. The battle proved to be a portentous conquest in the Seven Years War that saw the fall of Quebec and the end of French colonial hopes. The defeat of Fort Beauséjour also led to the tragic expulsion of |
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Fredericton Outdoor Summer Theatre
Fredericton |
| Fredericton Outdoor Summer Theatre presents the Calithumpians in free Theatre-In-The-Park! From July 1 to Sept 6, the lawn of Officers' Square becomes a stage. Seven days a week (12:15 pm on weekdays, 2 pm on weekends) it's the humorous, musical and historical fare for which the theatre company is famous. A 5-play repertoire alternates shows throughout the season. Guided Heritage |
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Fredericton Public Library
12 Carleton Street, Fredericton |
| Built in June of 1975, remodeled and enlarged in 1990, this is the most used library in the Province. In its stacks are about 85,000 adult and juvenile books (including an extensive large print collection), more than 140 newspapers and magazines (both national and international), 11,000 cassette tapes, 3,000 compact discs, 1,200 videos, and a reference collection. The children's room |
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Fundy Coastal Drive
Saint John, Moncton, Dieppe are all near the Fundy Coastal Route. |
| One of the Marine Wonders of the World! Follow the Fundy Coastal Drive along one of the most intriguing places on Earth… the powerful Bay of Fundy. Where more kinds of whales are seen more often than anywhere else and the tides are the highest in the world. Discover magnificent wave-swept coastlines, quiet coves and mist-shrouded islands. This region is |
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Fundy National Park
A little more than an hour's drive from Moncton on Route 114, |
| Two hundred and six square kilometres (80 square miles) of rugged coastline, lush forests, abundant wildlife and haunting beauty make up Fundy National Park. Activities include swimming in a heated, saltwater pool, golf, lawn-bowling, boating, fishing and hiking. Fundy also offers superb bird-watching opportunities. Accommodations include four campgrounds and housekeeping chalets. For information and interpretation programs, inquire at the Park's |
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Gagetown (Village)
Gagetown |
| Just 35 minutes from Fredericton on Hwy 2 at exit 330, this charming heritage community attracts visitors of all ages for a step-back-in-time experience. The Village is a favorite place for lovers of history, arts and crafts, recreational boating, birding and country hospitality |
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Gallery 78
796 Queen St. , Fredericton |
| Gallery 78, along the City's most beautiful street Waterloo Row. Gallery 78 is one of New Brunswick's oldest commercial galleries, which represents distinguished contemporary Canadian and New Brunswick artists. Plus visit the New Brunswick Craft Centre just around the corner on Regent Street. |
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Grande-Anse’s Popes’ Museum
Major Attractions
The Carrefour de la Mer
Caraquet’s harbour area is in itself a major tourist attraction. The Carrefour de la mer, located between the New Brunswick Community College and the harbour facilities, at walking distance from the fi, Grande-Anse |
| Located approximately 20 minutes from Caraquet, the Popes' Museum brings you back through the years and lets you discover the personalities that highlighted the history of the Roman Catholic religion. The Museum offers a permanent collection, as well as several traveling exhibits. |
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Guided Walking Tours
Fredericton |
| The Calithumpians of Fredericton's outdoor Summer Theatre provide complimentary one hour escorted walking tours of the city. Historic costumes and dramatic commentary make them memorable. July 1 - Sept. 1. Tours begin at City Hall Mon. - Fri. at 10 am, 2 pm, 4 pm & 7pm. Sat. & Sun., lOam, 4pm & 7pm. |
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Historic Garrison District
Queen St., Fredericton |
| Come experience Fredericton's vibrant heart, where Colonial history and dynamic modern culture meet by the majestic St. John River. Visit this National Historic Site in the City's downtown and spend the day discovering the colourful Changing of the Guard, museums, fine craft shops, walking tours and outdoor theatre. Dine at nearby outdoor cafes, take in an evening outdoor concert, storytelling |
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Historic Garrison District
Queen Street
, Fredericton |
British soldiers were stationed in Historic Garrison District from 1784 to 1869. Much of this legacy persists today in the many stone buildings that survive. Today it is host to shops, tours and live theatre. It was declared a National Historic Site by the Government of Canada in 1964.
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Hopewell Rocks
Just a short exhilorating drive on the Fundy Trail, from Moncton's city centre. , Hopewell Cape |
| Come experience the highest tides in the world. You will simply be in awe as you walk beside the mammoth sandstone flower pots... millions of years in the making. Hear the echo of the ocean in huge sea caves... catch your breath as hundreds of thousands of shorebirds take flight. This is an amazing outdoors adventure for the whole family. |
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Ile Caramer I
Carrefour de la Mer Wharf, Caraquet |
| Ile Caramer Ltd. Offers you a mini-cruise on board its boat. The Ile Caramer I. Take in the beauty of the Bay of Chaleur, and the fantastic scenery which it reflects. You will also get a chance to observe the bottom of the sea, and get information on Acadie’s fishing industry. The cruise lasts 2.5 hours with tours running daily |
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Kayabecano
1465, route 475, Baie de Bouctouche |
| Equipment rental is available all season Guided excursions will start June 22 until August 31. We accept families with children as young as 2 years of age (In good weather conditions). We operate in warm and shallow water well protected by the Bouctouche Dune. Our water plan and the duration of our guided excursions are ideals for families and those |
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Kelly's Beach
Kouchibouguac National Park, Kouchibouguac |
| Protected by a sandbar, this beach offers warm sand and excellent picnic areas, accessible by a unique wooden boardwalk through east coast marshland. Take a dip in the warm salt water at Kelly's Beach, one of many fine beaches at Kouchibouguac National Park of Canada. This is a supervised beach with access to all the amenities - change rooms, washrooms, |
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Kings Landing Historical Settlement
20 Kings Landing Rd., Fredericton |
| Open daily June 1 to October 14, 2005. In the world kaleidoscope of cultural attractions, Kings Landing Historical Settlement stands out as a striking example of history-brought-to-life. Nestled on the banks of the majestic St. John River in the heartland of New Brunswick, nowhere is there a natural setting more spectacular nor an historical setting more sensitive to the living |
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Kings Landing Historical Settlement
20 Kings Landing Road Kings Landing , |
| Costumed residents bring the 19th century vibrantly to life in the homes, farms, shops and factories situated on the spectacular St. John River. Print a card at the Print Shop, try churning butter and more. Vintage dining, great shopping available. |
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Kiwanis Centennial Beach
Centennial Park , Moncton |
| Fresh water, supervised, change house, washrooms, parking, picnic areas. Swim in a natural setting in the middle of an urban environment. Picnic area nearby. Open daily from 10am-8pm. |
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Lakeside Golf & Country Club
1896 Shediac Rd. (Route 134), Moncton |
| Facilities: 18 holes, separate putting green, club house, pro shop, canteen and bar. Daily green fees. |
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Le Centre Culturel Aberdeen Cooperative Ltee
140 Botsford Street, Moncton |
| Experience everything from theatre to painting, dance, sculpture, cinema, crafts, photography, martial arts and more. Guided tours are available by appointment. Open Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. |
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Le Pays de la Sagouine
Bouctouche, Rte 11, Exit 32A. Approximately 45 minutes north of Moncton., Bouctouche |
| Where the Acadians celebrate! A real live village that welcomes visitors from far and wide to experience the joie de vivre of Acadian country first-hand. Enjoy story-telling, music, song, dance, drama and comedy all day and all night long. There are bilingual services, transportation to and from the island available, daily Acadian buffets, souvenir shops and much more. Open from |
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Lighthouse Adventure Centre
, Fredericton |
| From the upper levels of Fredericton’s Lighthouse, visitors have an impressive view of the city. The lighthouse is part of the only inland lighthouse chain in New Brunswick. Admission to the lower level is free. |
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Lighthouse Adventure Centre & River Trails Bike Rentals
Near Corner of Queen and Regent, Fredericton |
| The downtown Lighthouse on the St. John River is Fredericton's one-stop shopping spot for adventure in central New Brunswick. It's also the place to stop for a snack, find that special Fredericton souvenir and learn about life on the river. The Lighthouse Adventure Centre is linked to many of the city's prime attractions by virtue of its picturesque riverfront location |
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Local Gift Shops
569 Main Street, Moncton |
Gifts Galore! Moncton's best selection of Unique Gifts and Crafts. HOURS: Monday to Friday: 10am-9pm Saturday: 10am-5pm Sunday:12pm-5pm Main Street Tel. 857-9179
Sandstones artisan Gallery & Flower shop Hours: Monday to Saturday 10am to 5pm Main St Tel. 388-2332 |
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Lutz Mountain Heritage Museum
3143 Mountain Rd. on Route 126, Moncton |
| Built in 1883, the Lutz Mountain Heritage Museum houses records of 92 local cemeteries, extensive genealogical records of non-Acadian pioneer settlers dating back to 1766, as well as other pioneer artifacts. Admission to this "hands-on" museum is free. Open Monday to Saturday - 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. |
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Mactaquac Provincial Park
1256 Route 105
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Mactaquac Provincial Park
1256 Route 105 , Mactaquac County |
| This recreational gem is located 24 km (15 mi) west of Fredericton. Mactaquac’s many delights include a 300-site campground, nature trails, two beaches, marinas, a day use area and a splendid 18-hole golf course. Windsurfing, canoeing, picnicking and hiking are popular activities in the summer, while skating, cross country skiing and sleigh riding are favourites in the winter. Mactaquac Provincial |
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Magnetic Hill
Just off the TCH (#2), Moncton |
| Take your foot off the brake and be amazed as your vehicle rolls uphill. Magnetic Hill is Canada's third most visited natural attraction and is adjacent to a family theme park and zoo. A fun time for everyone! |
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Magnetic Hill Golf & Country Club
Exit 488 off TCH-1 Tee Time Drive , Moncton |
| Facilities: 18 holes, pro shop, putting greens, power cars, pull carts, club rentals, driving range, clubhouse, canteen and bar, beverage cart. 18-hole and 9-hole green fees. |
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Magnetic Hill Zoo
Moncton |
| The Zoo offers a diverse collection of animals from every corner of the world, including lemurs from Madagascar, gibbon apes, tigers and lion-tailed macaques from Asia, reeves muntjacs from China, lions and zebras from Africa, reindeer from Lappland and much, much more. Pet one of the many goats and other animals in Old MacDonald's Barnyard. Weekdays 10 a.m. to 6 |
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Miramichi River Route
Miramichi & Fredericton are both on this scenic route. |
| Life on the shores of the mighty Miramichi River starts with a world-class fly-fishing adventure and takes you through centuries of Aboriginal, Irish and Scottish history. The folklore along these shores is filled with heroic tales of log drives and lumberjacks and the hauntings of the Dungarvon Whooper. All magical moments inspired by the majestic Miramichi, one of New Brunswick’s |
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Moncton Market
120 Westmorland St., Moncton |
| The most modern market in Atlantic Canada featuring fresh produce, baking, ethnic cuisine, and crafts. Ample parking. Open Saturday 7 a.m.-1 p.m. |
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Moncton Museum & Free Meeting House
20 Mountain Rd., Moncton |
| The Moncton Museum hosts various travelling exhibits as well a permanent display that explores the history of Moncton from the days of the Micmacs to the present day. The Free Meeting House, located beside the Museum, is one of the city's oldest structures and is restored to its original 1821 style. Open Monday to Saturday 9 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. |
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Moncton Power Centre
Trinity Dr. at Wheeler Blvd., Moncton |
| This shopping complex includes Costco, Winners, the Superstore, Kent Building Supplies, Staples The Business Depot, Famous Players Theatre and more. Free parking. |
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Moncton Public Library
644 Main Street, Suite 201, Moncton |
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Multi Purpose Trail
Caraquet |
| A 130 km nature trail network is located in the Acadian Peninsula. Rest areas have been installed every 10 km. Furthermore, picnic tables are located alongside the trail. The trail can be used all year long. It can be used for bicycle riding, jogging or walking. In winter, snowmobiling is allowed in some places. |
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Murray Beach
Murray Corner |
| Saltwater swimming beach, unsupervised, change house, washrooms, parking, campground, showers, picnic areas and 111 campsites. Cape Jourimain National Wildlife Area and the bridge from Prince Edward Island lie just a few kilometres to the east. For more detailed information visit the web site. |
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New Brunswick College of Craft and Design
Fredericton |
| The New Brunswick College of Craft and Design, established in 1938 with itinerant craft training activities, has formalized into an internationally recognized post-secondary educational institution. It is unique in Canada by offering both Diploma and Certificate programs in several craft and design disciplines. Studies may be undertaken in Clay, Jewellery / Metal Arts, Photography, Surface Design, Textiles, Fashion, Native Arts, |
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Officer's Square
Corner Queen St & St Anne's Point , Fredericton |
| From this site the beating of many different drums has been heard over the centuries - from the military marches of the British Army in 1785 and the Canadian Army in 1883 to the present day rhythm of musicans performing at the Summer Music Series. Come see the changing of the guard and inspection ceremonies during July and August. Also |
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Old Government House
51 Woodstock Road, Fredericton |
| Go back in time on a guided tour of the Vice-Regal residence featuring magnificent architecture, period New Brunswick furniture, and elegant public rooms. On the second floor, a contemporary gallery space features New Brunswick's artistic culture while the "Children's Hall" highlights art by our youngest citizens. English & French guided tours daily on the hour from 10am-5pm (last tour at |
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Old Government House
51 Woodstock Rd , Fredericton |
| This building had a variety of roles in the past - hospital, World War One soldier's barracks and RCMP headquarters. Today it is the home of New Brunswick’s lieutenant governor. The Georgian structure contains many artifacts and furnishings, as well as interactive displays, an art gallery and offices. Guided tours are available. Old Government House is open Monday to Friday, |
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Parlee Beach
45 Parlee Beach Rd., Pointe-du-Chêne |
| The ultimate beach experience. Parlee Beach boasts some of the warmest salt water north of Virginia. Parlee Beach is a Must-See Attraction as part of your summer travel plans. No excuse for boredom here! Besides supervised swimming, you can try a whole host of exciting activities: volleyball, windsurfing, a sand sculpture competition, yoga and much more! On site, there is |
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Place Champlain Place
477 rue Paul Street, Dieppe |
| Over 160 shops and services, including Sears, Wal-Mart, Toys "R" Us, Future Shop, Sobeys and Sportchek. Free parking. Located next to Crystal Palace Amusement Park. |
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Pokemouche Golf
161 Golf Rd. , Pokemouche |
| Located in the center of the Acadian Peninsula, approximately 15 minutes from Caraquet, this 18-hole golf course offers equipment rental services as well as training classes with a golf pro. The course is not easy and many tournaments are organized every summer in an extraordinary decor. |
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Ponds Resort and Fishing on the Miramichi River
91 Porter Cove Road , Miramichi River |
| Spectacular leisure trips right on the Miramichi River! Welcome to the Miramichi Experience, an easy 45 minute drive from Fredericton, near Boiestown. For four generations our riverside, adventure lodge has offered the classic fly-fishing experience to fisherman from around the world seeking the challenge of wild Atlantic Salmon and Brook Trout. Today this proud tradition continues. The king of sport |
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Provincial Legislative Assembly
706 Queen Street, Fredericton |
| New Brunswick's majestic Legislative Assembly Building was built in 1880, and is the seat of government for the Province of New Brunswick. Points of interest include the Legislative Assembly Chamber, the Legislative Library, a large spiral staircase, and a permanent display of 435 original hand-coloured copper engravings by John James Audubon. Visitors are welcome even when the Legislature is in |
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River Valley Scenic Drive
Fredericton, Edmunston, St. John are cities off the River Valley Drive |
| You are in St. John River country – so prepare yourself for some of the most spectacular scenery in the Maritimes. Here covered bridges, rolling farmland and river ferries are as common as the river is long. Stop at artist studios, galleries and farmers markets, and discover the rich riverside history of the Maliseet, Brayon, Scottish and Loyalist cultures. For |
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Riverfront Park
Riverview |
| Situated along the Riverview side of the Petitcodiac River, Riverfront Park is an integral part of Sentier NB Trail and the Trans Canada Trail and links Riverview to both Moncton and Dieppe. Visitors will enjoy the park's playground, picnic area as well as the many opportunities to view the Tidal Bore. If you're in town on Wednesday night, be sure |
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Sainte-Anne-Du-Bocage Shrine
Route 11, west side of town, Caraquet |
| Historic monument dedicated to the first Acadians who settled in the area following the Expulsion. In Ste-Anne-du-Bocage, we can meditate in a beautiful sanctuary where the satue of Alexis Landry, considered as the real founder of Caraquet, is erected. The little Ste-Anne chapel was built around 1840 and we can still visit it. |
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Sandy Beach
380 Bas-Cap-Pelé Rd., Cap-Pelé |
| Salt water, unsupervised, change house, washrooms, parking, food service, campground, showers and playground. Sandy Beach Tent and Trailer Park has 350 open-air camper and trailer sites. Boat-launching ramp available. The boardwalks (and a wheelchair accessible ramp) cross the dune to a sandy beach, which stretches over one km (0.6 mi.). |
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School Days Museum
Queen Street - east Entrance of Historic Garrison District , Fredericton |
| School Days Museum is located in the Justice Building of the Historic Garrison District of downtown Fredericton. The museum contains a vast collection of educational artifacts, materials, books and furniture dating back to the mid-19th Century. |
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Science East Hands-On Science Centre
668 Brunswick Street, Fredericton |
| Our Science Centre has over 70 exhibits that teach the basics of science in a fun and entertaining way. You can step inside a giant kaleidoscope, make patterns with a laser beam, create a mini-tornado and lots more. And with something for all ages, there is no better way to get your hands on science! |
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Shippagan’s Aquarium and Marine Centre
100 Aquarium Street, Shippagan |
| Located approximately 30 minutes from Caraquet, the Aquarium and Marine Centre lets you explore fascinating marine species from the Gulf of St Lawrence and Atlantic Canadian lakes and rivers. The gorgeous aquariums and the seal tank of this marine research center will enlighten all members of the family. |
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Stonehurst Golf Club
On TCH, 2 miles west of Magnetic Hill
, Moncton |
| Facilities: 18 holes (par 3), putting greens, driving range, club house with canteen and pro shop. Daily green fees. |
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Summer Music Series
Fredericton |
| Folk, country and bluegrass on green grass - pipe bands, concert bands - the summer music series has it all! During July and August open-air concerts are presented in Officers' Square Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7:30. The Fredericton Society of St. Andrew Pipe Band and the Fredericton Concert and Marching Band are among the series' top-notch entertainers. The concerts |
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The Bas-Caraquet Beauport Marina
Caraquet |
| The Marina is pleased to welcome you in new surroundings. The Bas-Caraquet marina offers a variety of services for vacationers, tourists and pleasure boat owners. It has 20 campsites located near the sea, 110 ferry docks with fuel and diesel service for pleasure boats, an excellent licensed restaurant (lunch specials and seafood specialties) and a cozy bar-terrace with a view |
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The Beaches
Caraquet and Surrounding |
| Besides the downtown beach, many can be found in Caraquet’s greater region, from Caraquet to Grande-Anse, without forgetting Anse-Bleue, Maisonnette and Bas-Caraquet. |
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The Boyce Farmers Market
665 George Street. Corner of St. Regent Street and George Street, Fredericton |
| The Boyce Farmers' Market sits in the Gaol's back yard. The building fronts on George St, and the grounds stretch to Regent Street. Open every Saturday morning, the market is the liveliest, most colourful spot in town! The Market is a cornucopia of meats, vegetables, baked goods, maple products and ethnic foods; a treasure-trove of art, crafts and flowers. Some |
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The Carrefour de la Mer ("Crossroads of the Sea")
Caraquet |
| Caraquet’s harbour area is in itself a major tourist attraction. A 15,000 square-foot multi-purpose facility built in 1991 that is equipped with an indoor and outdoor stage, dressing rooms, bar, a kitchenette, and over 400 parking spaces. The building hosts a variety of events including community and sporting events, banquets, conferences, concerts, festivals, shows and films. The site also contains |
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The Honourable William Henry Steeves House Museum
Route 114, Hillsborough, 40 Mill St., approximately 30 minutes from Greater Moncton, Hillsborough |
| Built in 1814, the Steeves House, located in the Village of Hillsborough, is the birthplace of William Henry Steeves, a Father of Confederation. The museum is now home to artifacts representative of the local culture - a colourful hand-woven "drugget," a grapevine quilt registered with the National Archives and period photographs - which give visitors a glimpse of Hillsborough's once |
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The Lynx at Kingswood Golf, Rated Canada
31 Kingswood Park
Off Hanwell Rd., Fredericton |
| 27-hole course featuring an 18 hole Signature (5,227-7,075 yards), a 9-hole Executive course (1,448-1,990 yards), a state of the art 375-yard double ended complete practice facility with a 17,000 square foot putting green, equipment rentals, pull & power cart rentals and pro shop - Licensed. Kingswood is fast becoming Atlantic Canada's premier golf destination. Kingswood offers a golf experience that |
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The NB Sports Hall of Fame
503 Queen Street, Fredericton |
| The John Thurston Clark Memorial Building is home of the New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame. As the only museum dedicated to celebrating New Brunswick's rich sports heritage, the Sports Hall of Fame presents a variety of permanent and special exhibits which highlight the province's sports heroes and their greatest accomplishments. |
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The Playhouse - Fredericton
686 Queen Street, Fredericton |
| The Playhouse is the City of Fredericton's premier performance venue. It is the place to catch live performances by regional and world-class musicians, dance companies, and theatre companies. It was given to the people of New Brunswick in 1964 by publishing baron Lord Beaverbrook. Raised on the Miramichi, he made his fortune and reputation in the British newspaper industry. The |
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The Rocks Park
Approximately 30 minutes south of Moncton on Rte 114, Moncton |
| Massive columns of rock, wearing wigs of gnarled evergreens, stand on absurdly narrow stems of stone. Carved by the mighty tides of the Bay of Fundy, these natural sculptures are nicknamed the "flowerpot rocks." During low tide, visitors can pick their way down to the beach and explore rocky columns, caves and crevices. At high tide, the Bay rises to |
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Théatre populaire d'Acadie
220, boul. Saint-Pierre Ouest, bureau 302
, Caraquet |
| Founded in 1974, in Caraquet, the Théâtre populaire d'Acadie is the first French language touring professional theatre company in the Maritimes. Geared for adult and yound audiences, this theatre company has produced and performed more than eighty plays in twenty-four years in the Maritime Provinces’ francophone regions. Using local authors, contemporary plays and original scripts, this creative company offers its |
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Thomas Williams House
105 Park Street, Moncton |
| This elegant heritage home was built in 1883 for the prominent Monctonian Thomas Williams, tresorer for the Intercolonial Railway. Its infrastructure stands as a symbol of local life during the Victorian era. For the convenience of visitors, our Verandah Tea Room offers a varied menu throughout the summer. |
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Tidal Bore
Moncton |
| A scenic phenomenon caused by the surging Bay of Fundy tides, the highest in the world, the Bore occurs twice daily. The higher waters in the Bay cause the water in the placid Petitcodiac River to roll back upstream in one wave, which can range in height from 3 to 60 cm. Just as spectacular is the rapid and dramatic |
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Tim Horton 4 Centre Ice
275 Millennium Boulevard, Moncton |
| The Tim Hortons 4 Ice Centre Glaces not only houses 4 NHL size rinks (2 on either side of a center area of dressing rooms) but offers a retail element, Tim Hortons and an upstairs restaurant and licensed bar (Slapshots Sports Bar & Grill) with great viewing/dining from which you can see ALL four rinks. The facility provides all Monctonians |
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Village Historique Acadien
Route 11, between caraquet and Grand-Anse. 10 Km west of Caraquet., Caraquet |
| A remarkably authentic historical site, the Acadian Historical Village portrays the lives of Acadians between 1770 and 1939. More than 40 buildings are staffed by interpreters in period costumes and traditional trades back to life. each has a story to tell! Allow a minimun of three hours for a complete visit. |
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Waterloo Row
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Located on the eastern edge of downtown, and bounded by the Saint John River, Waterloo Row is a confluence of history and architecture. It is part of the Trans Canada Trail network, and is linked to the north bank of the river by the Trail Bridge.
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Wharf Village Shoppes & Restaurant
Exit 488 off TCH. On Route 126 at Magnetic Hill Park, Moncton |
| Browse through the six charming shops set in a traditional Maritime fishing village scene. Features: unique Canadian gifts, local crafts, FudgeFactory, antiques, dairy bar, Beaver Tail pastries and a family-style restaurant. Dine on the patio and enjoy the view of the Waterfowl Pond or relax in the air-conditioned dining room. Visit the Visitor Information Centre - tel: (506-853-3540) located in |
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York-Sunbury Historical Society Museum
Fredericton |
| Inside the one-time Officers’ Quarters is now a museum operated by the York-Sunbury Historical Society. The domestic and military history of the city of Fredericton and surrounding area is told through displays throughout the building. Home of the world famous legend, the Coleman Frog. Gift shop open during the summer. |
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