Take in the architecture, history, and culture of uptown Saint John. During this two hour tour your costumed guide will show you where the Loyalist refugees first landed in the city after the War of Independence, where the infamous Benedict Arnold once lived, and so much more.
Your guide will take you down historic streets filled with architectural wonders from the later part of the 19th century. You'll hear stories of the city's rich ship building heritage and the area's deep Irish and Acadian roots.
If you like local foods and arts and crafts then you'll certainly enjoy your visit to the Old City Market. This is one walking tour you don't want to miss.
A classic, historic, and inviting urban park, King's Square is located in uptown Saint John at the head of King Street and bounded by Sydney, Charlotte, King's Square North, and King's Square South Streets. A salute to the Loyalist heritage of the city's founders, its pathways were designed in the shape of the British Union flag. The square is home to several monuments and plaques paying homage to individuals who helped shape the City’s heritage. Many of the tall trees that stand in the Square today were planted for the 1883 Centennial Celebrations of the landing of the Loyalists in Saint John. In 1909, the City Coronet Band donated the unique two-storey bandstand, located in the Square's center, as a tribute to King Edward VII.
See, smell, and taste the local cuisine from the oldest continuous farmer's market in Canada - operating since 1795
A trio of gas lamps that once guided sailors safely into the harbor.
Explore the unique historical architecture of Saint John's Prince William Street.
Meet inside Market Square by the doors of the Hilton Hotel.
Saint John is the largest city in New Brunswick and a vibrant port city known for its rich maritime history, stunning natural beauty, and friendly locals. Nestled at the mouth of the Saint John River, it offers a unique blend of coastal charm and urban amenities, making it a perfect destination for history buffs, nature lovers, and food enthusiasts alike.
A unique natural phenomenon where the powerful tides of the Bay of Fundy cause the Saint John River to flow upstream twice a day, creating stunning rapids.
Canada's oldest continuous farmers' market, offering fresh local produce, artisanal goods, and a variety of food stalls.
A well-preserved 19th-century fort offering panoramic views of the city and harbor, with exhibits on its military history.
A beautiful park with trails, beaches, and scenic viewpoints, perfect for hiking, picnicking, and wildlife watching.
A hub for local artists and cultural events, featuring galleries, workshops, and performances.
A local favorite, featuring fresh lobster meat served in a buttered, toasted bun.
A Maritime specialty, featuring spiced beef served with onions, tomatoes, and a sweet garlic sauce on pita bread.
A classic Canadian dessert made with fresh blueberries and a simple dumpling-like topping, steamed and served with cream.
This is the most popular time to visit Saint John, with warm weather perfect for outdoor activities, festivals, and exploring the city's attractions. The city comes alive with events and tourists.
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Saint John is generally a safe city, but like any destination, it's important to be aware of your surroundings and take precautions to ensure a safe and enjoyable visit.
Saint John Bus Terminal
Affordable and convenient, with routes connecting major attractions and neighborhoods.
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A stunning national park with hiking trails, waterfalls, and scenic viewpoints, offering a variety of outdoor activities.
A unique natural wonder featuring towering rock formations carved by the tides of the Bay of Fundy.
A charming coastal town with a rich history, offering a variety of attractions and activities.
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