• King’s Square - King’s Square is a historic public square situated in the center of Saint John. Established in 1785, it is inspired by traditional British squares and is a cherished green space for both residents and tourists.
• Saint John City Market - Located in the heart of uptown Saint John, New Brunswick, the Saint John City Market is the oldest continuously operating farmer’s market in Canada, with origins dating back to 1785. It serves as a distinctive historical and culinary center in Saint John.
• Rockwood Park - As the second largest urban park in Canada and the largest intercity park in New Brunswick, Rockwood Park boasts 2,200 acres of pristine natural beauty, featuring ten lakes and 55 trails and footpaths.
• Fort Howe National Historic Site of Canada - Built by the British in 1777 during the American Revolution, this national historic site of Canada offers a breathtaking view of the harbor and city.
• Reversing Falls Rapids - This is a remarkable phenomenon caused by the meeting of the Bay of Fundy and the Saint John River. At low tide, the river flows into the bay, creating a series of rapids and whirlpools. As the tide rises, it temporarily halts the river’s current—known as slack tide—and eventually reverses the river’s flow at high tide.
• St. Martins Sea Caves - Discover the renowned sea caves of St. Martins. Witness the red sandstone sea caves, sculpted by millions of years of powerful tides, and explore this picturesque village with its lighthouse, fishing boats, and delightful covered bridges.

• Bottled water

• Dinner

Saint John, New Brunswick, holds the title of Canada’s oldest incorporated city, established in 1785. Nestled along the Bay of Fundy, it is celebrated for its breathtaking natural landscapes, historical allure, and lively arts community. With a deep-rooted maritime history, Saint John boasts a thriving port that has been a cornerstone of its economy for hundreds of years.

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