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Places to visit in New Brunswick

Museums, parks, historic sites and landmarks across New Brunswick.

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King's Square

Saint John, NB 1.5 hr

Urban park in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada

Parks & Nature

Angelview Park

Fredericton, NB 1.5 hr

Public park along the Saint John River in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada

Parks & Nature

Bore Park

Moncton, NB 1.5 hr

Park in Moncton, New Brunswick

Parks & Nature

Parlee Beach

Shediac, NB 2.5 hrs

Beach in New Brunswick, Canada

Beaches

Youghall Beach

Bathurst, NB 2.5 hrs

Beach in New Brunswick, Canada

Beaches

Odell Park

Fredericton, NB 1.5 hr

Public park in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada

Parks & Nature

Pabineau Falls

Bathurst, NB 45 min

Waterfall in New Brunswick, Canada

Waterfalls

Martinon Beach

Saint John, NB 2.5 hrs

Beach in New Brunswick, Canada

Beaches

Red Beach

St. Andrews, NB 2.5 hrs

Beach in New Brunswick, Canada

Beaches

Raynes Beach

Saint John, NB 2.5 hrs

Beach in New Brunswick, Canada

Beaches

Boars Head Beach

Saint John, NB 2.5 hrs

Beach in New Brunswick, Canada

Beaches

McLarens Beach

Saint John, NB 2.5 hrs

Beach in New Brunswick, Canada

Beaches

Mascarene Shore

St. Andrews, NB 2.5 hrs

Beach in New Brunswick, Canada

Beaches

Sandy Beach

Rothesay, NB 2.5 hrs

Beach in New Brunswick, Canada

Beaches

English Bar

St. Andrews, NB 2.5 hrs

Beach in New Brunswick, Canada

Beaches

Vances Beach

Rothesay, NB 2.5 hrs

Beach in New Brunswick, Canada

Beaches

Vairs Beach

Saint John, NB 2.5 hrs

Beach in New Brunswick, Canada

Beaches

Common questions

What is there to see in New Brunswick?

This page lists the museums, galleries, parks, beaches, waterfalls, lighthouses and historic sites across New Brunswick, ordered so the best known come first and filterable by city and by type.

What can you do in NB for free?

Most of it. Provincial and municipal parks, beaches, waterfalls, viewpoints and many civic galleries charge no admission - filter this page by Free to see only those.

Can I plan a route through NB?

Yes. The trip planner takes where you are starting, where you are going and how many days you have, and lists the places worth stopping for along that road - measured by how much driving each one actually adds, not by how near it looks on a map.

Is anything on while I am in NB?

The New Brunswick events pages list what is on by date, and a place with events happening at or beside it says so on its own listing.