Sights & Attractions in New Brunswick

Things to Do in Saint John

Name	Category	Location

Barbour's General Store This authentic 19th-century country shop was established in 1967...	Museums / Galleries	Saint John

Carleton Martello Tower The tower, a great place from which to survey the harbor and...	Military Sites	Saint John

Cherry Brook Zoo Snow leopards, Siberian tigers, and other exotic species are...	Zoos / Aquariums	Saint John

Irving Nature Park The ecosystems of the southern New Brunswick coast are preserved...	Nature Preserves	Saint John

King Street The steepest, shortest main street in Canada, lined with solid...	Neighborhoods / Streets	Saint John


King's Square Laid out in a Union Jack pattern, this green refuge has a two-story...	Squares	Saint John

Loyalist Burial Ground The Old Loyalist Burial Ground was established on this site soon...	Cemeteries	Saint John

Loyalist House David Daniel Merritt, a wealthy Loyalist merchant, built this...	Houses / Mansions	Saint John

Market Slip The waterfront area at the foot of King Street is where the Loyalists...	Marinas / Piers	Saint John

New Brunswick Museum Imaginative and engaging in its approach, the provincial museum...	Museums / Galleries	Saint John

New River Beach Unlike most Bay of Fundy beaches, New River Beach is sandy and...	Beaches, Parks	Saint John

Old Courthouse This 1829 neoclassical building has a three-story spiral staircase...	Government Buildings	Saint John

Prince William Street South of King Street near Market Slip, this street is full of...	Neighborhoods / Streets	Saint John

Reversing Rapids The strong Fundy tides rise higher than the water level of the...	Bodies of Water	Saint John

Rockwood Park Encompassing 2,200 acres, this is one of the largest in-city...	Parks	Saint John

Saint John City Market The inverted ship's hull ceiling of this handsome market—the...	Markets / Bazaars	Saint John

Stone Church The first stone church in the city was built for the garrison...	Religious Sites	Saint John

Trinity Church The present church dates from 1880, when it was rebuilt after...	Religious Sites	Saint John
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