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City in New Brunswick, Canada
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Edmundston is a city in northern New Brunswick with about 16,000 residents.
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The museum presents themed exhibitions and the Colline Art Gallery. The museum consists of two exhibition rooms; the Heritage room presents theme exhibitions all year round. The Galerie Colline is a centre for contemporary art. The museum also has a permanent antique collection.
Jardin Botanique du Nouveau-Brunswick
A number of themed gardens including annuals, perennials, rhododendrons, an alpine garden and a rose garden.
Built in 1925-27. It is the Episcopal Seat of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Edmundston. The exterior is a blend of Gothic and Romanesque styles. The interior is decorated with 21 types of stone and marble from Europe, Africa and North America.
Reconstruction of a blockhouse that was built during the Aroostook Bloodless War. Built in 1841 at the height of the boundary dispute between the United States and Great Britain, this small fort was part of a defensive line that extended as far as Quebec. Destroyed by lightning in 1855, it was rebuilt in 2000, in accordance with the original specifications
Skiing, tubing, snowshoeing, fat biking.
The park features scenic hiking and cycling trails, 2 volleyball courts, a fully equipped outdoor playground, 2 tennis courts, horseshoe pits, boat ramp, picnic sites and shelter, a playroom for indoor activities and a heated swimming pool. Enjoy an evening of local talent as you tap your feet to the sounds of l'Acadie des Terres et Forêts en Fête, a lively show celebrating Acadian history though song, dance and theatre. The show is presented in a roofed outdoor amphitheatre on park grounds. Also on site are a boutique, poolside terrace and convenience store.
The campground has over 150 campsites, 100 of which have electricity. Rustic shelters are also available for those looking for a camping alternative. Laundry facilities are available on site. Also on site are a boutique, poolside terrace and convenience store.
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Free breakfast and Wi-Fi. An exercise room and a business centre are available on site. A non-smoking environment. A 5-minute drive from City Hall Square, while Fraser Marina is within a 7-minute drive. Mount-Farlagne Ski Hill is a 15-minute drive from the hotel.
Less than 1 km off the Trans-Canada Highway. Central Edmundston is less than 5 minutes' walk away. Free Wi-Fi and a small refrigerator in each room. On-site launderette. Ironing services are also available. Edmundston Golf Club is 2 km from the motel. The Université de Moncton - Campus D'Edmundston is less than 10 minutes' walk away.
By car
Edmundston is on the highway Route 2 (the Trans-Canada Highway) between Fredericton and the border with Quebec, where the highway is re-named Autoroute 85.
By bus
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