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The City of Moncton is extremely proud of its role in Atlantic Canada as the economic leader of the region. Moncton and its citizens continue to work hard to further develop the city, as we quickly approach the new millennium. Moncton has a rich heritage, visible through our pre-dominant population groups: English Speaking and French-Acadians. Together, these two groups demonstrate how people of different backgrounds and cultures can live and work together in harmony. A vibrant and friendly city, Moncton is the best vacation destination on Canada’s East Coast. Whether you are looking for family fun or for an exciting night out on the town, Moncton has much to offer. Moncton’s enviable flair for life and rich culture is a must to be experienced.
While you're here, why not see a little of what Moncton and surrounding areas have to offer:
TIDAL BORE - PETITCODIAC RIVER	*Moncton*				Main St
			A scenic phenomenon caused by the surging Bay of Fundy tides, the highest in the world, the Bore occurs twice daily. The higher waters in the Bay cause the water in the placid Petitcodiac River to roll back upstream in one wave, which can range in height from 3 to 60 cm. Just as spectacular is the rapid and dramatic change in the river itself. At low tide the muddy river bottom is often visible, but within an hour of the arrival of the Bore, the water level rises some 7.5 metres (25') to fill the river to its banks.
Centennial Park		*Moncton*		St George Blvd
Picnic area and barbecue sites, walking trails, beach, swimming, tennis, horseshoes, lawn bowling, playground and canteen. Skating outdoors, sleigh rides, cross country skiing on lighted trails in winter. Warming huts available.
Magic Mountain		*Moncton*		Mountain Rd
			Wet, wild and wonderful! Besides the water activities there is a mini-golf course, arcade, gift shops and picnic area. Entrance through a replica of a Mississippi paddle wheeler, The Empress of New Brunswick .
Crystal Palace Amusement Park		Dieppe NB		1 Km fm Moncton

Crystal Palace is part of a multi-faceted entertainment complex. Featuring an indoor roller coaster as well as dozens of rides and games, Crystal Palace is the Ultimate Destination for the young and young at heart!! During the summer months enjoy the outdoor amusement park with rides, games, go-karts, bumper boats and some great food. Located next door to Champlain Place, Atlantic Canada's largest shopping centre. Crystal Place is home to to 8 Empire Theatres and McGinnis Landing Restaurant and Chapters bookstore.
Magnetic Hill Zoo		*Moncton*		Mountain Rd, off the TCH (#2)
			A Siberian tiger grabs your attention. An exotic snow monkey catches your curiosity. Reindeer and llamas...camels and goats. Explore their habitat. Learn their behavior. It's wild family fun.
Magnetic Hill		*Moncton*		Mountain Rd, off the TCH (#2)

Take your foot off the brake and be amazed as your vehicle rolls uphill. Magnetic Hill is Canada's third most visited natural attraction and is adjacent to a family theme park and zoo. A fun time for everyone!
Moncton's Farmer's Market		*Moncton*		Downtown
			Items sold: Baking, fresh fish, fresh farm produce, crafts, meat, eggs. The market is open every Saturday except for Saturday, December 25, 1999 and Saturday, January 1, 2000. Instead the market dates for those two will be Thursday, December 23, 1999 and Thursday December 30, 1999.
Cape Enrage		Cape Enrage		1 Hour South of Moncton
Cape Enrage is a light station located on the Bay of Fundy near Fundy National Park in New Brunswick, Canada. The Bay of Fundy is officially one of the Marine Wonders of the World with tides rising as much as 53 vertical feet over a 12-hour period twice each day. Cape Enrage offers one of the most spectacular views of the natural phenomenon from its towering cliffs and has been a light station and fog alarm since 1838; the current light tower is over 150 years old.

Rocks		*Hopewell Cape*		Route 114, 40 Min fm Moncton
You can discover nature's mysterious and exciting creations, "The Flower Pot Rocks". Carved by the mighty tides of the Bay of Fundy, you can see The Rocks anytime during the summer season, but can go down to the shore and explore the rock columns and caves only at low tide. The best time to visit is during the period from three hours before until two hours after low tide. These are posted within the Park. Of interest is an ancient Acadian seawall visible as you enter/exit the park.

Parlee Beach		Shediac NB		20 Min fm Moncton

Large supervised saltwater beach, change house, washrooms, parking, food service, restaurant, amphitheatre, campgrounds, showers, playground, picnic areas. Also a golf driving range. The summer program includes daily activities, beach volleyball and a sand sculpture competition. Nearby Shediac offers sailing cruises, history tours and lots of other activities.Shediac's famous Parlee Beach, a provincial park, boasts miles of golden sand, the warmest waters north of Virginia, ample parking facilities and supervised swimming, just 20 minutes from Downtown Moncton.
Golf, Magnetic Hill Golf		Moncton		Mountain Rd, off the TCH (#2)
			Golfing has become a popular outing for many outdoor enthusiasts. In Magnetic Hill Golf and Country Club offers a challenging, picturesque, and friendly 9-18-hole courses that are very enjoyable to play. Courses consist of six par 3’s, eight par 4’s, and four par 5’s.
Capitol Theatre		Moncton		Main St
			The Capitol Theatre opened its doors to the public in the fall of 1993. Theatre New Brunswick opened its 1993 season with the world premiere of Lucien II "Lucien's Labour Lost" by Marshall Button. Ironically exactly three years later, Button was hired as the Capitol's artistic director. Also that year enthusiastic audiences filled the house for a thrilling production of The Nutcracker, featuring sets designed by internationally acclaimed visual artist, David Silverberg. Audiences again applauded the exceptional acoustics during many subsequent performances, including concerts by Holly Cole, Lenny Gallant, the Barra MacNeils and others. The Capitol continues to host regular performances by Theatre New Brunswick and Symphony New Brunswick.
CONFEDERATION BRIDGE		Cape Tormentine NB		1 Hour fm Moncton
The 12.9 kilometre Confederation Bridge joins Borden-Carleton, Prince Edward Island and Cape Jourimain, New-Brunswick and is the longest bridge over ice covered waters in the world. This historic bridge, which opened on May 31, 1997 brings a new age of transportation to Atlantic Canada. The Bridge carries two lanes of traffic 24 hours a day, seven days a week and takes approximately 10 minutes to cross at normal travelling speeds. The Bridge is privately managed, maintained and operated by Strait Crossing Development Inc. and its subsidiary company, Strait Crossing Bridge Limited. (SCBL)

Irving Eco -Centre		Bouctouche NB		35 Min fm Moncton
The centre was developed to preserve and restore one of the few remaining great sand dunes on the northeastern coastline of North America. At the same time the centre will provide opportunities for people, especially school students, to learn more about the dune and its ecology. The white sand dune that stretches 12 km across Bouctouche Bay is a result of the constant action of wind, tides and sea currents since the last ice age. After every major storm its shape changes. This environmentally significant area is the habitat for a rich variety of marine and aquatic plants and animals, and for shorebirds and migratory birds.
Pays de la Sagouine		Bouctouche NB		30 Min fm Moncton
			Created from renowned novelist and playwright Antonine Maillet, Le Pays is the island where Acadians celebrate! There's fun for the whole family. Kids will love the children's program, offered all through the summer. Browse in our boutiques. Enjoy a tasty snack at the restaurant. Chat with the friendly villagers.

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