The Saint John City Market features a variety of local food and shopping options with dozens of local vendors. It is the oldest continuously run farmer’s market in Canada.
Dating back to 1785, the Saint John City Market in Saint John, New Brunswick is the oldest continuously operated farmers’ market in Canada located at 47 Charlotte Street.
Open year-round, the market offers a unique shopping experience housing many local vendors great to grab some souvenirs and delicious food.
Rockwood Park is a city park nestled in Saint John, New Brunswick, in the eastern area of the North End, and is one of Canada’s largest urban parks. Spanning a whole 890 hectares of land encompassing an Acadian mixed forest interspersed by beautiful hills, freshwater lakes, caves and waterfalls, this park is perfect for a leisurely time!
Tourists also have access to an extensive amount of walking & bike trails and a golf coursewhich will heighten your park experience. Book a tour of Saint John that features the city’s best natural wonders and historical attractions including Rockwood Park, Carleton Martello Tower, and Place Fort LaTour.
Place Fort LaTourLocated on Harbour Passage on the Bay of Fundy, Place Fort LaTour commemorates 5700+ years of ceremonial, trade, and industrial activity and was the site of a memorable battle in early Acadian times.
SKYWALK Saint JohnSKYWALK Saint John serves as an observation platform, rooftop deck, and theater.
At the theatre you can get comfy on a table or bench where you can watch a short film at your leisure of the Reversing Rapid Falls, learning about the geology, history and things to do. The strategic location of the observation deck allows you the opportunity to experience a unique view of the Reversing Falls Rapids, a great view of the city, and an “uptown skyline”. And if you are lucky and the tide is rising, you may even get to see some harbour seals following the fish in with the tide.
Historically, this hill served as an important military defense point. Today, re-enactment interpreters bring history to life here so visitors can learn about and experience history while on site.
Carleton Martello TowerCarleton Martello Tower is a national historic site of Canada built by the British during the war of 1812-1814 for the defence of Saint John. Perched on a jagged cliff on Carleton Heights to the other side of the harbour from Saint John, New Brunswick, this defence tower is significant due to its military architecture. This defence tower is one of the nine surviving Martello towers — one of the reasons why visitors flock to this sightseeing location.
If you’re planning a visit to the tower, catch the displays at the Visitor Centre and marvel at the architectural integrity of the tower’s ceiling before climbing to the top of the tower. It’s recommended that you drive there instead of walking since the area leading to the tower is hilly and undulating. Indulge yourself in the glorious views of Saint John, Partridge Island, Fort Dufferin, Fort Mispec, and the Bay of Fundy.
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Hotel Pickup
Daily from May 1st to November 9th
9:00 AM / 1:30 PM
Adult (13 years +): $99
Child (5-12 years): $49
Infant (0-4 years): $20
*Priced in Canadian Dollars
