Capital of New Brunswick, Fredericton charms with its historical allure and green setting.
Crossed by the Saint John River, the city combines cultural heritage, outdoor activities, and a friendly atmosphere.
Whether you're a fan of history, art, or nature walks, Fredericton is full of memorable experiences: visit the historic Garrison district, stroll around its museums, explore its trails along the river, or enjoy the local markets.
Although often considered a stopover city, Fredericton has everything to enrich your journey. Take the time to discover its unique attractions and fully enjoy your stay, whether with family, as a couple, or with friends.
Garrison Historic District
It features restored buildings from the colonial era, exhibitions like the New Brunswick Regional Museum and summer events, including period costume guard changes.
THE BEAVERBROOK ART GALLERY
Renowned for its impressive collection of Canadian and international art, the Beaverbrook Art Gallery notably displays the famous painting Santiago el Grande by Salvador Dalí. Located by the river, it is perfect for a cultural break.
THE SAINT JOHN RIVER TRAIL
With over 120 km of trails, Fredericton is ideal for biking, walking, or jogging. The trails run along the Saint John River and offer wonderful views of the city and its surroundings.
THE FREDERICTON BOTANICAL GARDEN
This peaceful place offers themed gardens, hiking trails, and a picnic area. It is an ideal getaway for nature lovers and is located just 10 minutes from downtown, making it very accessible.
THE FREDERICTON PUBLIC MARKET
Open year-round, it is the perfect place to discover local products, crafts, and international dishes. Its lively atmosphere makes it a must-stop to taste especially the regional cuisine.
LAKE KILLARNEY
Just a few minutes from the city, this leisure spot is prized for its beaches, trails, and picnic areas. In summer, Lake Killarney is ideal for swimming and canoeing and kayaking.
NEARBY
Kings Landing
Only 20 km from Fredericton, this reconstructed historical village has been transporting visitors to the 19th century for over fifty years with period houses, costumed artisans, and interactive demonstrations. A school, a carpenter, a farm, and a large landscaped park... Everything is designed to offer a perfect immersive experience for the whole family!
Festivals calendar
FROSTIVAL
Late January to early February
This winter festival celebrates the cold season with over 150 activities, ranging from art workshops and concerts to outdoor events like skating and ice sculpting. It is an ideal opportunity to enjoy winter in a festive and family-friendly atmosphere.
HARVEST MUSIC FESTIVAL
Mid-September
One of the most important music festivals in eastern Canada, it features local, national, and international artists. With its outdoor and downtown venue concerts, it attracts fans of blues, folk, rock, and jazz in a vibrant atmosphere.
FREDERICTON CRAFT BEER FESTIVAL
March
This event brings together local and regional breweries to showcase a wide variety of craft beers. Hop enthusiasts can enjoy unique creations while enjoying the convivial atmosphere of the festival.