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Moncton was named for Lt. Col Stephen Monckton who expelled the French from the original settlement of Fort Beausejour in 1755, the present spelling is the result of a clerical error.
Today this city of 60,000 is a transportation hub for Atlantic Canada.
Centennial Park on the west end of town has woodlands and a lake with a man-made beach - this is a year-round centre for recreation of all kinds.
Observe the famous tidal bore from downtown's Bore Park. Don't miss Magnetic Hill where you can see your vehicle coast uphill.
Nearby is the Magnetic Hill Zoo.
Also visit the Acadian Museum,and Moncton Museum.
For families there is Magic Mountain Water Park and Crystal Palace Amusement Park. |
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