The gallery is open year round and features important works by contemporary Canadian and New Brunswick artists and a large collection of 16th - to 20th century British and European paintings, including Boudin, Dali, Krieghoff, Hilliard, Hogarth, Reynolds and Gainsborough.

Rates:  Admission charged
Senior/Student & Family rates
Tuesday is "pay as you wish"

The Garrison District a national historic site and Fredericton's premier cultural and festival centre. Located along the river front in the heart of downtown and set behind a wrought iron and stone fence, Fredericton's Historic Garrison District recalls the drama, the glory and often harsh reality of our military past.

Rates:  Free Entry to the Garrison District – some attractions and activities within the district charge a nominal fee.

The building is open year round and has been the seat of government in New Brunswick since 1882. Visitors are welcome and tours are available; however, interpretation of the chamber is not permitted when the legislature is in session. The library which contains more than 30,000 books, has an excellent collection of New Brunswick materials.

Rates:  No charge.

Kingswood Park is open year round and is Fredericton's largest, one-stop family entertainment centre. The center offers 30 lanes of Candlepin bowling as well as six lanes of 10-pin bowling, climbing structure, inflatable airplane and bouncy castle, fun games, banquet and birthday room, food court with Pizza Hut Express, a world-class gymnastics facility and state-of-the art fitness center and a championship 18-hole public golf course designed by Graham Cookie featuring five-tee decks ranging from 5600 - 7100 yards, driving range and power cart rentals.

Rates:  Vary

Built between 1845-53 and open year round, it was the first new cathedral foundation on British soil since the Norman Conquest in 1066, under the auspices of Bishop John Medly (the first Bishop of Fredericton). His exquisite cenotaph is at the east end of the cathedral. Guided Tours. A National Historic Site.

Rates:  Free

Built between 1826-28 as the home of the New Brunswick's lieutenant-governor and governors, it is now a national and provincial historic site. The 11-acre (4.5-hectare) site on the banks of the St. John River was once the location of the 17th-century Acadian settlement known as Saint-Anne. The building was restored in 1999 to its earlier splendor and is now the seat of office and residence of New Brunswick's lieutenant-governor. It also features New Brunswick art and craft displays.

Rates:  No charge

An outdoor activity park (Bucket Club): boat rides, bass fishing, waterslides, canoes, kayaks, golf balls, walking and biking trails, and camping.

The Fredericton Exhibition includes an agriculture exhibition, largest Provincial Draft Horse Show, commercial exhibits, Horticulture, Floriculture, Home Economics and Handicrafts, Harness Racing, free daily stage show, petting zoo and pony rides, midway, feature outside attractions, and NB craft people. The largest regional exhibition in the Atlantic.

This fall event brings together world-class musicians and up-and-coming Atlantic Canadian artists for five days and nights of slick jazz, gritty blues, spicy Cajun, world beat music and more. Events for all ages - indoor and outdoor venues.

This festival offers some of the world's finest Spirits, Single Malt Whiskies, blended Scotches, Cognacs, Brandies and Liqueurs. Enjoy samplings and informative seminars by experts about your favorite libations. NB Liquor store on site with discounts on all show products for all attendees.