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City Guide
Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada
Overview
Saint John is Canada's oldest incorporated city and the largest urban center in New Brunswick, celebrated for its stunning Bay of Fundy location, historic uptown core, and thriving arts and culinary scene. Its unique blend of maritime heritage, walkable city center, and natural attractions make it a favorite among both locals and visitors.
Best Time to Visit
June to September for warm weather, outdoor festivals, and whale watching.
Local Tips
Bring a jacket, even in summer, sea breezes can be chilly. Walk the pedways in Uptown during rainy weather, and try local seafood dishes like scallops and lobster rolls.
Cultural Etiquette
Tipping 15–20% is expected in restaurants. Dress is generally casual, but smart casual is common for evening dining. Locals are friendly; a polite greeting is always appreciated.
Safety Warnings
Saint John is generally safe, but be mindful around the South End and late at night in less populated areas, where petty crime may occur. Normal urban vigilance is advised; there are no prevalent scams targeting tourists.
Hidden Gems
Check out the Reversing Falls Rapids, stroll the Irving Nature Park, explore Tin Can Beach, or visit the Old City Market for local foods and handmade crafts.
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