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St. John is the largest city in the province of New Brunswick and the first incorporated city in Canada. St. John is situated along the north shore of the bay of Fundy at the mouth of the Saint John River. According to the 2011 census, the population of St. John reached an estimate of 70.063. St. John developed into a transition from being predominantly a British Loyalist city to an Irish City. It is said to be the most Irish City in Canada. St. John was first inhabited by the Maritime Archaic Indian Civilisation and afterwards evolved in the big city it is today. St. John is a wonderful holiday spot, where you can relax and enjoy the many attractions in and around town, as well as the many accommodations and venues.

Top Attractions Within St. John

St. John Jewish Historical Museum is the place in St. John, where you can learn more interesting things about the Jewish history, culture and civilisation in the surrounding area. The purpose of the museum is to collect, preserve and display the history of the Jewish community. Their history goes back over a century and today is very much a part of the community.

Loyalist House in St. John is the oldest building and recognised as a National Historic Site. The Loyalist house is a museum that preserves early Loyalist life and most of the house stands as it was in the early nineteenth century, complete with iron pressure cooker in the kitchen, piano-organ and original fireplaces. It is a wonderful place that gives a glimpse of how life in St John was in the past.

St. John Zoo and Aquarium is located in the northern section of Rockwood Park. The Zoo is home to numerous exotic and endangered species and also features other family amusements, including a seasonal miniature golf course and a Vanished Kingdon Park, which features replicas of extinct and prehistoric animals. The admission fee for children is free and adults can benefit from discounts, if they use coupons.