SAINT JOHN, New Brunswick | Top Attractions and Sightseeing

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The creator explores the port town of Saint John, New Brunswick, during a six-hour cruise stop. The journey begins with a narrated trolley tour that highlights the city's history and the unique Reversing Falls, where tidal changes affect the river flow. After the tour, the creator visits King Square and walks toward the waterfront, noting the thick fog at Tin Can Beach and the dramatic effect of the receding tide. The exploration continues through the downtown area, where the creator admires the historic architecture and steep streets before visiting the Saint John City Market to view local crafts and food. A significant portion of the excursion is dedicated to sampling local craft breweries, including Pickaroon Brewing, Big Tide Brewing Company, and Wasted Day Brewing Company. The day concludes with a visit to the Waterfront Container Village, a convenient location for cruise passengers to purchase souvenirs and food near the ship. The creator concludes that the city offers diverse attractions ranging from natural phenomena to historic sites and local beverage experiences.
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we decided to sightsee on our own and check out some of their local craft breweries along the way
our tour guide was very knowledgeable friendly and had some great stories to share
I really enjoyed seeing all of the historic buildings throughout the town on our our walk
I would have to say I think my favorite was all of them they were all delicious
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