City: Fredericton
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Spread along both sides of the majestic St. John River, Fredericton combines the coziness of a small town with the world-class institutions of a city much larger than this humble capital. Tree-lined streets and suburban neighborhoods of Victorian-era homes live harmoniously alongside three universities, countless historic sites, museums, riverfront trails and restaurants featuring local and international cuisines. Fredericton also boasts a number of world-renowned festivals.
Restaurants in Fredericton
1. iSPY Escape Games
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 55 reviews
Fredericton's newest escape room adventure! Are you looking for a longer escape room experience? Our rooms run for 75 minutes and are loaded with locks, puzzles, tools & special effects! Fun for all ages and skill levels.
Reviewed By garretandleanne - Fredericton, Canada
We have been to this escape room several times now and it does not disappoint. Spybot and Yellow Brick Road were both spectacularly done and very innovative in comparison to dozens of other escape rooms we have done. Would recommend Yellow Brick Road to all audiences and first time Escapees as it is a little bit easier than others. No shortage of fun with iSpy Escape Games.
2. Beaverbrook Art Gallery
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4.5 based on 313 reviews
Visit one of Canada's most vital art galleries and experience the wonder and magic of the visual arts. A world-class collection meets the tranquility of the Maritimes at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery in Fredericton – explore outstanding art and exhibitions from an international art collection featuring works by renowned and rising artists alike. Explore diverse exhibitions, find favorites from the collection, take a break at the café, and find something to bring home in the shop.
Reviewed By brenda546 - Fredericton, Canada
Saw Emily Carr exhibit and did a walk through to see rest of gallery. Great way to spend an afternoo
3. Old Government House
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4.5 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By JFLeB325 - Moncton, Canada
Visited this building sometimes ago. What attracted me here is knowing that this use to be the old RCMP HQ for New Brunswick. Very nice building with nice picture opportunity. The tours were free with I came here. I highly recommend anyone stopping by for a tour.
4. Science East
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4.5 based on 113 reviews
Play, Discover and Learn! Science East Science Centre is one of Canada’s most unique tourist destinations. All ages can enjoy the over 150 hands-on exhibits exploring science through technology, optical illusions, energy, animals, dinosaurs, exotic insects, deep space and more! Located in a former jail built in 1842, science and history meet in the basement museum where the jail's intriguing history and role in Canadian forensic science is revealed. Experience daily summer science shows at 11am & 2pm and Atlantic Canada’s only outdoor science playground! Week-long science camps offered in summer and March Break. Programs and services offered in French and English. Open 7 days/week, throughout the year.
Reviewed By Osiane - Quebec City, Canada
We were very surprised to enjoy this place so much as some of the science equipment would need some repairs and upgrades but there is so much to do that we spent more than 2 hours to do everything. They even have science shows and you have a bonus of learning about a jail that was in used for more than a hundred year. I would go back again if I lived closer.
5. Legislative Assembly Building
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By JimG283 - Saint Louis, United States
When we found we were passing Fredericton we decided to tour the New Brunswick Legislative Assembly Building. The building was built in the 1880s to impress the public with the status of the Province of New Brunswick. Our tour guide, Corben, did an excellent job of explaining the art and rooms of the building, all spiced with amusing associated anecdotes as well as the governmental forms and political parties of New Brunswick. I recommend this tour for anyone interested in New Brunswick history and government. As well as Americans curious about the Canadian government system.
6. Provincial Archives of New Brunswick
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4.5 based on 13 reviews
7. Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market
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4.5 based on 364 reviews
Recognized as one of Canada’s top 10 community markets, the Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market is the City’s traditional Saturday morning (6am-1pm) gathering spot downtown for fresh and healthy foods, craft, creativity and conversation. With more than 250 indoor and outdoor local suppliers from along the St. John River Heritage Corridor and across the Province, The Market (as it’s known here) is the place to discover seasonal products like fiddleheads and blueberries , ultra-fresh produce, including organics, meats & seafood, cakes & confections, breads, cheeses & homemade jams, fresh-squeezed juices & New Brunswick wines, artisan chocolates, specialty coffees & beans. Ethnic delicacies, from Chinese buns to Lebanese stuffed grape leaves and the City’s famous samosas, are also a big part of The Market tradition. A vibrant space with one-of-a-kind gifts, colourful and quirky, finds include pottery, jewellery, paintings, textiles and lawn sculptures. Breakfast is served up on site.
Reviewed By G766CVgillesm - Fredericton, Canada
The oldest farmers market in NB, situated in the heart of the city, local products, best smoked bacon ever, buy it every Saturday morning! Lots of crafts from local artists. A must!
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9. New Brunswick Sports Hall Of Fame
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4.5 based on 19 reviews
This interactive museum hosts a number of galleries featuring exhibits and memorabilia related to New Brunswick sports history and its Hall of Famers. One of the largest portrait collections in the province is on display in the form of artistic depictions of the hall's inductees. A 5-in-1 interactive sports system allows visitors to give it their best shot while playing basketball, hockey, football, baseball or soccer. Activities and special events are held throughout the year. The New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame Inc. was established in 1970. We celebrate the stories of New Brunswick’s most inspiring athletes and leverage the power of sport to enrich lives and demonstrate the positive impact that sport and the community of the people involved in sport have in shaping the lives of our youth. By honouring our best, we inspire the rest!
10. Christ Church Cathedral
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By halbop33 - St. Catharines, Canada
Such a beautiful building with great history for anyone to see/tour regardless of religious beliefs.
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