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Travel Spectacular New Brunswick
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New Brunswick’s largest city, Saint John, still retains the charm of a small town. Restoration of Saint John had made the town a delightful place to explore. The Old City market is a working public market with colourful produce stacked high, fresh seafood vendors, cafes and an excellent traditional fish restaurant. In the market square you will also find the New Brunswick Museum. Three floors offer entertaining exhibits on new Brunswick’s culture and history.
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Fredericton located on the Saint John River is the capital of New Brunswick. Its Victorian homes and waterfront church make it one of the prettiest small cities in Atlantic Canada. Several historic buildings reflect the towns early role at a British military post. The Beaverbrook Art Gallery contains an impressive collection of 19th and 20th century paintings.
King’s Landing Historical Settlement 37km west of Fredericton is a living history museum that re-creates daily life in a rural New Brunswick village of the mid 1800s. Over a hundred costumed workers bring villagers, homes, church and school to life. Located: Rte W of Freerton 506-363-4999.
Grand Falls consists of one well appointed main street, which is a useful refreshment stop. The town was name for the mighty cataract the Saint John’s River creates as it tumbles through Grand Falls. Upriver north through the valley, the town offers the New Brunswick Botanical Gardens. Garden paths lead through eight theme gardens and two arboretums that offer a dazzling input of senses. Bright colours, delicate scents, and even soft classical music. Located Saint-Jacques, Edmundston Phone 506-739-6335
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