Cities
Each
of our eight cities offers a blend of urban adventure and highly accessible
nature. Whether you choose to cycle our trails, catch a show at a local hot
spot, indulge in decadent urban spas or venture out into the surrounding area
to explore mountain ranges and paddle down lazy rivers, you’re always close to
nature – and to all the urban comforts of home. And don’t forget to add our
proud heritage, world-class cuisine, culture, and a huge range of lively
festivals and events to the mix.
Come
and discover all of the extraordinary moments that make up a day in one of our
vibrant cities.
There
aren’t many cities where you can roll up your trouser legs and take a morning
stroll on the saltwater beach before strolling back in time on the local
Heritage Walk or enjoy the many scenic trails. You can in Bathurst, a bustling
hub of urban adventure situated on beautiful Chaleur Bay.
Hunt
for antiques at the Farmers Markets, play a round at Gowan Brae Golf &
Country Club, admire the art collection at...
Nestled
at the mouth of the beautiful Restigouche River, Campbellton combines the best
of the great outdoors with cultural charm for a unique urban experience. This
is the perfect place for a reflective waterfront stroll and a hot spot for
outdoor activities such as kayaking, canoeing, hiking, bird watching and
fishing.
The
fishing connection is strong – join in by having your photo taken with
‘Restigouche Sam’, the largest salmon in the world (the statue...
Conveniently
located for Moncton’s International Airport and at the convergence of the Acadian
and Fundy Coastal Drives, fast-growing Dieppe is New Brunswick’s newest city.
As you’d expect in our province, nature trails, parks and popular beaches are in easy
reach of the city centre. But Dieppe is also home to Champlain Place, one of
the largest shopping malls in the Maritimes, and the thrills, spills and family
fun of the indoor Crystal Palace...
In
Edmundston, rich cultural history and unique French heritage come together
between sparkling rivers and mountains weathered by time. Cycle the Petit Témis
trail, tour the historic Fortin du Petit Sault Blockhouse and the beautiful de
la République Provincial Park, nestled on the banks of the Madawaska River. Or
let romance bloom amidst the raw beauty and colour of the adjacent New
Brunswick Botanical Garden.
Take
a walk through time to share in the storied past of...
Once
a British Garrison, our riverfront capital is awash with heritage, culture and
natural beauty. Tree-lined avenues lead to 70km of riverside trails connecting
fascinating sites like the Historic Garrison District, the Beaverbrook Art
Gallery and Old Government House. If
that is not enough, add The Playhouse, one of the best farmers’ markets in
Canada and an array of award-winning celebrations such as the Harvest Jazz and
Blues Festival into the mix.
Or
come to learn...
