The Gallery is internationally known for its outstanding collection of British paintings from the Elizabethan era to the modern period and for its Dali, Krieghoff and Gainsborough collections. The Gift shop sells art related cards, posters, post cards, books and gifts.

Kings Landing Historical Settlement brings the 19th century vibrantly to life with guided tours, theatre performances, heritage dining and 170 people in period costume. Each day during the summer, visitors are treated to a full range of demonstrations and activities. A variety of special events take place throughout the season, which include special weekends, workshops and Theatre in the Barn.

The Cathedral cornerstone was laid in 1845 and modelled after the medieval parish church of St. Mary's at Snettisham, England. It was declared a National Historic Site in 1983. The Cathedral is one of the finest examples of decorated Gothic architecture in North America, and is the reason Fredericton was declared a city. Watch out for the ghost of Bishop Medley's wife who is said to still haunt the grounds.

Recognized by Golf Digest as Canada's Best New Course in 2003, this magnificent Graham Cooke - Darrell Huxham design boasts a number of unique and dramatic features. All levels of golfers will enjoy outstanding scenery, 12 ponds and 71 sandtraps and a signature hole that was blasted out of the landscape leaving a jagged rock wall with a 30-foot waterfall flowing down to a green side pond below. Kingswood features an 18-hole Signature course (5227-7075 yards) and a 9-hole Executive course, a double ended practice facility, putting and chipping greens, equipment rentals, pull & power cart rentals, professional shop and licensed banquet facility and onsite restaurant and bar.
 

Go back in time on a guided tour of the Vice-Regal residence featuring magnificent architecture, period New Brunswick furniture, and current art pieces in elegant public rooms. The 11 acre site was once part of the 17th century Acadian settlement known as Sainte-Anne. Hours: All year Mon. to Sat. from 10am to 5pm. last tour available at 4pm. Sun. noon to 5pm. Last tour at 4pm. Fully wheel-chair accessible. Tel: (506) 453-2505

The Park has 1200 acres of open land and forest overlooking the magnificent headpond above the Mactaquac Dam on the St. Jonn River. It features 300 campground sites, a variety of camping services, campers' store, minigolf, and a recreation centre with games and organized activities and special events. The Park also has 2 supervised beaches, an 18-hole championship golf course, hiking trails, power and sailboat marinas, canteen, dumping station, kitchen shelters, propane refill, pull through sites, wheelchair access washrooms, and showers.

New Brunswick's only science centre with over 100 hands- on exhibits that teach the basics of science in a fun & entertaining way. Great week long summer camps for kids aged 8-12, with themes like Forensic Science and Potions, Illusions and Mysteries. Featuring a hands-on outdoor playground, many special events, exhibits, lectures, workshops and demos, the centre is located in the former York County Jail and many of the original features of this distinguished historic building have been preserved - the cells, with heavy barred doors, now house interactive exhibits, and the original pressed-tin ceiling panels and wooden floors can still be seen. Exhibits in the basement cells display jail artefacts and present the histories of some of the more notorious inmates.