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Places worth knowing in Fredericton
A hand-picked directory of the Fredericton spots locals actually send friends to, 40 and growing. Search it, filter by mood, and tap through to the map or the full guide. A live "open now" filter with hours is on the way; for now, confirm hours before a special trip, and tell Freddy if we are out of date.
Isaac's Way
Art-covered walls, comfort-forward menu, and a scholarship fund built into the bill. A Fredericton staple.
540 Kitchen + Bar
Polished downtown room for a nicer dinner or cocktails without leaving the core.
Catch 22 Lobster Bar
The Maritime plate done right: lobster, scallops and seafood in the heart of downtown.
El Papi
Latin street food and cocktails in a lively downtown room that reliably has a line.
Dimitri's Souvlaki
The Saturday-market Greek counter locals queue for. Get the souvlaki.
Read's Newsstand & Café
Part café, part newsstand, part institution. The classic downtown coffee-and-a-read.
Chess Piece Patisserie & Café
French-leaning pastries and cakes by the river. The special-occasion dessert stop.
Cha Baa Thai
Dependable Thai and a go-to for a flavourful weeknight dinner.
Picaroons General Store
The flagship taproom of Fredericton's best-known brewery, right on King Street.
Graystone Brewing
Downtown craft brewery and taproom, a Taproom Trail anchor.
Trailway Brewing
Beloved local brewery known for hop-forward beers and an easy taproom hang.
Grimross Brewing
Belgian-leaning craft brewery, a quieter stop on the trail.
Maybee Brewing
Family-run brewery with a roomy taproom, worth the short trip out.
The Lunar Rogue Pub
World-famous whisky selection and a proper pub feel. A Fredericton legend.
Dolan's Pub
Live music, pints and a downtown institution for a night out.
The Capital Complex
Multi-room bar and the beating heart of the downtown live-music scene ("The Cap").
King Street Ale House
Solid taps and pub food right in the walkable core.
Odell Park
400+ acres of old-growth forest and trails minutes from downtown. The city's green lung.
Killarney Lake Park
Lake, beach, trails and mountain biking across the river. A family and dog favourite.
Mactaquac Provincial Park
Beaches, golf, trails and camping about 25 minutes upriver.
Wilmot Park
Riverfront park with a splash pad, playground and summer concerts.
Officers' Square
The revived Garrison District square: free summer concerts, markets and the Changing of the Guard.
The Green & riverfront trail
The flat riverside path that ties the city together, running past the walking bridge.
Bill Thorpe Walking Bridge
The former rail bridge turned pedestrian crossing and the city's signature view.
Fredericton Botanic Garden
Quiet paths and plantings tucked into the edge of Odell Park. Free and lovely.
Boyce Farmers Market
The Saturday-morning institution: 200+ vendors, 7 AM to 1 PM, year-round.
Garrison Night Market
Thursday-evening summer market of makers, food trucks and buskers in the Garrison District.
Westminster Books
The independent bookstore locals love, with a sharp Atlantic-Canadian shelf.
Regent Mall
The main indoor mall and anchor of the uptown shopping strip.
Beaverbrook Art Gallery
New Brunswick's marquee art gallery, home to a Dalí and a serious collection. 703 Queen St.
The Fredericton Playhouse
The city's main stage for theatre, music and touring shows. 686 Queen St.
Fredericton Region Museum
Local history in the old Officers' Quarters, and yes, the famous Coleman Frog. 571 Queen St.
Gallery 78
Fredericton's oldest private art gallery, in a heritage riverfront house.
Charlotte Street Arts Centre
A community arts hub in a converted school: classes, studios, shows and events.
Christ Church Cathedral
A landmark 1850s Gothic-revival cathedral and one of the city's signature buildings.
NB Sports Hall of Fame
Interactive sports exhibits and simulators near the waterfront. 503 Queen St.
Science East
The hands-on science centre, now at 435 King Street. A rainy-day staple for kids.
Kingswood Entertainment Centre
Bowling, laser tag and an indoor play zone under one roof. The go-to for birthdays.
Fredericton Public Library
Free storytime, programs and the most underrated rainy-day move in the city.
Grant-Harvey Centre
Twin-pad arena for public skating, hockey and events.
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