Saint John, New Brunswick
Saint John
Port of Saint John, New Brunswick
Saint John market, New Brunswick

Saint John holidays - Cultural, fun and charming

The only city nestled on the Bay of Fundy; Saint John offers a brilliant mix of natural attractions, breath taking port architecture, and rich culture.

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A historical city with plenty of attractions to explore

The second largest city in New Brunswick, the coastal metropolis of Saint John is full of history, and therefore full of exciting and fascinating opportunities. Known as the Loyalist City, Saint John was created by British subjects that had fled the United States in order to remain loyal to Britain in 1783, and now in the present day the city is home to museums, shops, restaurants, and beautiful architecture.

Things to do in Saint John

Area 506 Waterfront Container Village, a collection of shops, bars and food trucks, hosts several pop-up events as well as top-tier concerts throughout the summer months. Meanwhile, the Saint John City Market is a vibrant oasis full of delicious delicacies, offering a variety of cuisines Monday to Saturday all year round.

One of our favourite ways to spend a morning is walking along to the Market Square to watch cruise ships dock at the harbour, dipping in to the city’s sumptuous restaurants, brilliant galleries and diverse shops along the way. There’s plenty for families too, including Inside Out Nature Centre in Rockwood Park, and spectacular productions at the Imperial Theatre.

Though the architecture is phenomenal, Saint John’s natural beauty is what makes Saint John so joyful. Get some fresh air and stroll along Irving Nature Park’s seven miles of trails, or discover the Reversing Rapids and marvel at the rapids running backwards at high tide.

When to visit Saint John

The best months to visit Saint John is April to May and September to October, offering a mild temperature perfect for exploring, a big bloom of colourful flora and changing leaves, and better hotel rates. The summer is of course an excellent time to explore the coastal city, but the crowds can get very busy.

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