The biggest bilingual province in Canada with the English and the French speaking population, New Brunswick is one of the four Atlantis province of Canada, perched on the world’s largest natural harbor.

New Brunswick has a history of colonization, and hence museums like Pier 21 Centre tell the travails and success stories of immigrants. The Citadel Hill is an old oddly angled fort and the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic are tourist attractions. For the out door types there is the Fundy Trail Parkway, which is very scenic and has some beautiful trails for biking, trekking and walking. The Irving Nature Park and the Cherry Brook Zoo are the forest reserves. Stroll along the Old City Market, to taste the local cuisine. New Brunswick has many small motels ranging from 5 room to 18 room accommodations. Luxury hotels are only a handful.