Top 9 Places to Visit in
Fredericton | New Brunswick
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Odell Park
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Located in the middle of New Brunswick’s capital city, Odell Park is one of the country’s best-preserved old-growth forests. Spanning over 300 acres, the park features 16km of wooded trails open year-round, disc golf, botanic gardens, a playground, pond, and a covered picnic pavilion. In the winter months, there is skating, sledding, snowshoeing and cross-country […]
- Odell Park, 350 Rookwood Avenue, Fredericton, NB E3B 2M6
- (506) 460-2020
- http://www.tourismfredericton.ca/en/experience/odell-park-odell-arboretum
Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival
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September Fredericton’s annual Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival takes over downtown for six days every September, bringing in world-class performers such as Mavis Staples, Sturgill Simpson, Robert Plant, and Lucinda Williams to perform alongside local favourites. The main shows are staged in large tents, with a select number of theatre performances and a number of […]
Wolastoq Wharf
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Wolastoq Wharf is one of Fredericton’s culinary gems. The restaurant, located in St. Mary’s First Nation reserve, offers an impressive variety of dishes from brunch to dinner but is well known for its seafood and bannock bread. It is an annual recipient of the “Where to Eat in Canada” recommendation and a local favourite. Try […]
The Cap
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The Cap is a music-lover’s dream: an all-in-one brewery, record store and live-music venue located in the heart of downtown Fredericton. Though it has served for many years as the city’s primary stop for national touring acts, The Cap has expanded to house a record store with a fully-serviced bar (to enhance your shopping experience) […]
Beaverbrook Art Gallery
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The Beaverbrook Art gallery is New Brunswick’s provincial gallery. It holds a permanent collection of works by Henri Matisse, Joshua Reynolds, Salvador Dali, Emily Carr, members of the group of seven, and many more. The recently renovated gallery includes a café, gift shop, and sculpture garden. It is worth the stop just to see Gerald […]
Bill Thorpe Walking Bridge
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The Bill Thorpe Walking Bridge is a converted railway bridge that offers pedestrian passage over the Wolastoq River (also known as the Saint John river), connecting the North and South sides of the city. The bridge is a part of both the Trans Canada Trail and the Sentier NB Trail, and at 607 metres across, […]
- Bill Thorpe Walking Bridge, Fredericton MB
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- https://www.fredericton.ca/en/roads-parking/active-transportation/bill-thorpe-walking-bridge
Home Town of Matt Stairs
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Matt Stairs won the Major League Baseball World Championship in 2008 as part of the Philadelphia Phillies. Stairs also hold the MLB record for most home runs by a pinch-hitter (23) and is a member of the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame. Many Canadians will remember him as a 2007-2008 Toronto Blue Jays member. Stairs […]
- 60 Morrison Street, Fredericton, New Brunswick, E3A, Canada
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- https://www.mlb.com/player/matt-stairs-122644
Flourish Festival
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June Flourish Festival is an annual springtime multi-disciplinary arts festival occurring in downtown Fredericton. The eclectic festival brings in performers in various musical genres from all across the country while also presenting visual art exhibitions, theatre performances, public art, educational workshops, and more. In the four years since its inception, Flourish Festival’s exciting and unpredictable […]
St. Anne’s Chapel
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St. Anne’s Chapel is a small Anglican chapel built in 1847 using stone. The interior is relatively simplistic if one simply glances at it. However, at a closer look, you can see many intricate details hidden in the altar, benches, and on walls. The interior’s yellow walls help create the appearance of more light […]
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- 201 Westmorland St, Fredericton, NB E3B 3L6
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- https://parishchurchblog.wordpress.com/about-us/history/