Fredericton Vacation Rentals

Fredericton, also known as Atlantic Canada’s Riverfront Capital, is a fascinating city in New Brunswick. Whether you are a craft beer lover or someone who seeks out historical sites, the place has a lot to offer vacationers. A wide selection of comfortable vacation rentals, bed and breakfast lodgings and other types of accommodation are available all over this wonderful city and can help you enjoy a stress-free getaway.

Dining in Fredericton

Visit Wolastoq Wharf to taste some truly scrumptious lobsters, seafood dishes and pasta. The Palate features an interesting decor filled with eye-catching artworks and you can sit near the open kitchen while sampling an eclectic variety of food. The wine list is also varied and features excellent wines from around the world. If you would rather have vegetarian and vegan dishes then head to Cinnamon Cafe, which specializes in Persian cuisine.

BrewBakers is the perfect choice for when you are craving comfort food. The tavern-style eatery, with a beautiful warm and wood-filled decor, is a good place to enjoy meat and seafood delicacies. You can also request a seat on the rooftop patio of the restaurant, which makes for the perfect setting to enjoy BrewBakers’ exotic cocktails.

Dive Into Fredericton's history and culture

Over at the Fredericton Region Museum, you can learn about the local history of the city, central New Brunswick, Sunbury and York. The wide array of regional artifacts includes the stuffed Coleman Frog that weighs 42 pounds, a Clovis Point from 10 centuries ago, Victorian gowns, and even a 100-year-old cake. The museum displays also include artifacts from a WWI trench and objects that belonged to the region’s original inhabitants. The exhibits on Loyalists and Acadians are particularly noteworthy.

New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame is an interactive museum that was opened to honour sports figures and athletes from the area. You can see objects that belonged to celebrated sportspeople as well as take a tour of a virtual locker room. The Beaverbrook Art Gallery, meanwhile, is a good place to get an insight into art from the First Nations, Britain, and Canada.

Sightseeing In and Around Fredericton

The Fredericton Botanic Garden is a delightful place to spend a sunny afternoon. Located on a pretty hillside, it features fountains, statues, and elegant terraces all surrounded by fragrant flowers. Children will love the interpretive programs that the garden offers as well getting to see the natural habitats of local critters.

Wilmot Park is another great place to soak up the sun and let off steam. Sitting on St. John River, it has walking trails and a fun splash pad for kids. The park also offers amenities for lawn bowling, a sports court and a playground, making it a good place to enjoy a memorable day with the family.

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