Fredericton’s 10 Best Tourist Spots
Fredericton is the capital city of New Brunswick in Canada, and it is a city that is filled to the brim with history, breathtakingly beautiful sights, intriguing culture and much more. Whether your hobbies involve music, exploring or history, there is something for you to do in Fredericton.
1. If you are a theater fanatic, the Playhouse is a must-see place for you. This is a non-profit venue for touring performers as well as acts of local talent. Music, dance, and theatre—the place has it all, complimented by a balance of local performers as well as international talent.
2. Odell Park is a lovely place for tourists to visit if you are looking for something relaxing and laid back to do in Fredericton. With beautiful walking trails and the shade of tree canopies, this is the ideal place for picnics with family and will be greatly enjoyed by those that appreciate nature.
3.St John River is a great spot to see, not only for the stunning scenery, but also for those that enjoy a bit of boating in the peaceful river or wish to take a walk on the Bill Thorpe Walking Bridge that goes across the river.
4. For history lovers, the Legislative Assembly Building is a great place to go, with a stunning high conference chamber full of portraits of Queen Charlotte and King George III.
5. Beaverbrook Art Gallery is a lovely, spacious two-story building with artwork of numerous styles—contemporary, middle age, pre middle age, etc. The plentiful interesting pieces and the sculpture park outside make this a great spot for lovers of art.
6.Garrison District has numerous structures that date back to when a British Garrison was stationed in the area. The place is now a hot spot for all kinds of exciting festivals, museums and more.
7.The University of New Brunswick, being one of the oldest buildings in Canada, is worth visiting for its history alone. The library, full of first editions of classic books, is just another point of interest.
8. Mactaquac Provincial Park is a recreation complex that is in a particularly scenic location, allowing you to go on the walking trails with a stunning view.
9. Fredericton City Hall is another historic building that was built in 1876 with a highly unique architecture style. Now, it is primarily a tourism office, and is not only informative and useful but also free of cost.
10.Last is Christ Church Cathedral, another highly unique looking building from the 1800s. With enjoyable summer recitals and an interior that is aesthetically appealing, many people would enjoy this tourist spot.
