Welcome to Canada’s first City, Saint John, New Brunswick, the only city on the Bay of Fundy, home of the world’s highest tides. Meet at Area 506 Waterfront Container Village entrance, and proceed along historic Water Street to Market Square to access the City’s indoor pedway system. This avoids an uphill walk on King St, the steepest main street in Canada. The tour is flat, with a downhill secti…
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Your tour includes a visit to the seaside community of St. Martins. Step back in time and sense the serenity of this area with its wharf, fishing boats, and piled lobster traps. With the ocean as a backdrop, you'll capture memorable photos of many interesting features including lighthouses and twin covered bridges. If the tide is low enough, visit the wave-carved sea caves. Learn about this small…
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An active but casual bike tour (not e-bikes), your guide will maintain a comfortable pace trough the hills of Saint John, with a series of stops to ensure you experience the highlights of a city with so much beauty and history that you may want just to move here! Highlights include: - military forts dating back to the American Revolutionary War - a trading post that dates thousands of years - Can…
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Indigenous influence in the Saint John area is largely overlooked. Prior to the establishment of Canada’s oldest incorporated city, a flourishing culture already existed, the Wolastoqiyik. Discover the local history of the Wolastoqey and Mi’kmaq peoples from a unique Indigenous point of view while meandering along the harbor and the Beautiful River – Wolastoq. Walk along a historical portage rout…
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Discover the history of Saint John with a visit to King Square and the City Market. Drive through the city’s historic uptown, showcasing Victorian-era buildings. Explore Rockwood Park, Canada’s second-largest urban park, with 10 lakes. Visit Fort Howe National Historic Site and enjoy panoramic views of the harbor. See the Reversing Falls, a natural marvel where the Bay of Fundy meets the river.
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Explore Canada’s oldest incorporated city on a flexible GPS-guided audio walking tour. Stories play automatically as you follow Saint John’s waterfront, historic streets, public squares and remarkable architecture. Highlights include AREA 506, HARBOUR PASSAGE, LOYALIST HOUSE, SAINT JOHN CITY MARKET, KING’S SQUARE, IMPERIAL THEATRE and the THREE SISTERS LAMP. Hear stories of Loyalists, the Great F…
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Take in the architecture, history, and culture of uptown Saint John. During this two hour tour your costumed guide will show you where the Loyalist refugees first landed in the city after the War of Independence, where the infamous Benedict Arnold once lived, and so much more. Your guide will take you down historic streets filled with architectural wonders from the later part of the 19th century.…
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Embark on unforgettable adventures with Let’s Roam, the top app-led exploration company. Explore iconic landmarks and uncover hidden gems while tackling brain-teasing trivia and thrilling challenges. Whether bonding with friends, celebrating a special occasion, or fostering teamwork in corporate events, Let’s Roam Adventure Hunts offer a unique experience. Choose roles, collaborate, or compete –…
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Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada's oldest incorporated city, has a past that's equal parts gritty, violent, and fascinating. On this walking tour, you'll hear stories of serial poisoners, unsolved murders, public hangings, and a notorious American traitor who fled here seeking redemption. Starting at Tin Can Beach, you'll walk the former red light district of Sheffield Street, pass the spot wher…
