Stonehammer UNESCO Global Geopark

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As North America’s first UNESCO Global Geopark, Stonehammer Geopark is about geology, but it is also about people, society and culture. Here you can hike, kayak, rock climb, eat, and more! Take a guided walking tour and learn more about the billion years of stories our geological history tells. http://stonehammergeopark.com

Saint John City Market

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Experience Canada’s oldest continuing farmers’ market, visiting merchants at colourful stalls proudly displaying local produce, meat, fresh seafood, and handcrafted items, as well as a variety of freshly made grab and go meals. http://sjcitymarket.ca

Reversing Falls

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Watch the Bay of Fundy’s monstrous tides collide with the Saint John River from 110 feet up on an observation plank overlooking the Reversing Falls Rapids at The Plank. Relax in the rooftop theatre and learn about the phenomenon, the geology, history of the area and more during a 13-minute film. https://reversingfalls.ca/

First Nations Storytellers

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Prior to the landing of European settlers in what is now called New Brunswick, thriving cultures existed for thousands of years which lived in harmony with the land and the life that resided on it. Discover the local history of the Wolastoq and Mi’kmaq peoples from a unique indigenous point of view while meandering along […]

Place Fort La Tour

Place Fort La Tour

Located along Harbour Passage, the original Fort La Tour was built in 1631 by Acadian Governor Charles de La Tour as a fur trading post at a long-used Indigenous encampment site.  At the newly opened attraction (2022), see replicas of the historic fort buildings come to life, walking paths, a bastion, blacksmith forge, large plaza […]

Uptown Saint John

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Experience Canada’s oldest continuing farmers’ market. Enjoy a vibrant dining scene featuring over 80 bars and restaurants in a 10-block radius ready to satisfy any craving. Browse numerous charming boutiques and galleries, each catering to a unique audience. Take in historic architecture and landmarks, public art installations and so much more throughout the walkable uptown […]

Washington DC

While the world may have its eyes on Washington DC in 2024 ahead of November's election, Destination DC is showing how the city continues to write its own history as a premier destination and proving why there's Only 1 DC. Stay at newly transformed boutique hotels like AKA Washington Circle, offering contemporary accommodations and amenities. […]

Saint-Boniface

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Winnipeg’s French Quarter is the heart of the city’s history. Visit Le Musée de Saint-Boniface Museum and take a trip through Métis and Franco-Manitoban culture. Wander the grounds of St. Boniface Cemetery and Cathedral, the eternal resting place of Manitoba’s founder, Louis Riel. Stroll neighbourhood boutiques and cafes along Provencher Boulevard, then walk over the […]

The Exchange District National Historic Site

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A National Historic Site that has become a hotbed for creative types and cool stores, The Exchange retains all the charms of its 19th-century beginnings. You’ll find the heart of Winnipeg’s live theatre and concert scene, which includes the jazzy Cube outdoor stage and Pantages Playhouse Theatre. When you stroll along its charming streets you’ll […]