The Edmundston-Madawaska area has more cultural character to welcome you, and enough good food, and good times to hold you for a long time! The people who live here fully embrace their history and celebrate who they are. They are so welcoming that you find yourself planning a return trip before you ever leave.
Read MoreThe New Brunswick Botanical Garden is the largest arboretum east of Montreal, with more than 80,000 plants spread across twelve themed gardens. Discover innovative designs, tranquil waterscapes, and immersive experiences like the Artists in Residence program and the Herbalist’s Pavilion, where educational and interactive workshops invite hands-on learning. A charming café overlooks the gardens, offering the perfect perch to take it all in. Set on eight acres beside the Madawaska River in Edmundston’s Saint-Jacques neighbourhood, this pretty provincial park is a garden to love—and linger in.
Read MoreFamous then and now, Railway Pie at McAdam Railway Station is back by popular demand! Originally renowned in the early 1900s, so much so that the Boston News wrote about it, this beloved treat is a taste of history. Dive into the intriguing story of McAdam Railway Station, where high society, affairs, murder, and paranormal activity are part of its rich tapestry. Join a guided tour of this Canadian icon and national historical treasure, and savour the famous Railway Pie in the station’s diner—just like in its heyday. Don’t miss your chance to enjoy a slice of history and help preserve this piece of heritage!
Read MoreLet Sussex Surprise you! This quaint small town will charm you with shops & cafes, rolling hills & rural farming countryside, and Atlantic Canada’s largest mural project that celebrates this town’s fascinating history through massive artworks painted on the town’s buildings.
Read MoreQuartermain House was voted one of the best B and B’s in North America. It consistently receives top customer reviews and certificates of excellence. A Hallmark Movie was even based on the author’s stay here. Be treated like royalty in this elegant 1840’s Gothic Revival historic home on a waterfront property in downtown Fredericton, New Brunswick.
Read MoreHaving a few of my favourite things coming together in an event at Galley on Queen was something I was not going to miss. Then I discovered the masterful floral styling of Reuben Mark Stewart.
Looking for a seaside escape that blends historic charm with modern comfort? Step inside Cottage Chic Loft and Annex, two beautifully designed coastal retreats right in the heart of St. Andrews by-the-Sea. Whether it’s a girls’ weekend, a romantic getaway, or a solo recharge, these stylish stays and the on-site Cottage Chic Store will have you dreaming of your next visit before you’ve even unpacked.
Read MoreWolastoq Wharf is consistently awarded ‘Where to Eat in Canada’ year after year based on customer reviews. This upscale seafood restaurant, located in Fredericton North, is my favourite seafood restaurant in town. You can count on excellent service, a relaxed atmosphere, and perfectly flavourful meals - every single time. And can we talk about desserts?! Whether for a casual lunch, a weekend brunch, or an exquisite evening of fine dining, Wolastoq Wharf is my go to for a great meal in Fredericton.
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