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A Saint John photographer has designed this special combination of sightseeing and photography. Begin by photographing the Carleton Martello Tower, one of sixteen constructed in Canada during the early years of the nineteenth century, and one of the few remaining. Then, stop at he Reversing Falls Rapids, where the mighty Bay of Fundy meets the force of the Saint John River. Next, visit the Fort Howe Lookout, a rocky bluff that offers a panoramic view of the entire city and is much sought out by photographers. Nature buffs and photographers alike will enjoy their next stop at Rockwood Park, Canada's largest city park. Then, head back into town to the Old City Market, a vibrant meeting place for residents and visitors alike since it opened in 1876. With tips from a photographer along the way, this tour is ideal for 'shutterbugs' with any level of experience.
This tour is a fun and fascinating visit to Canada's oldest independent brewery, home of the world-famous Moosehead beer. Your guided tour of this modern facility will show you how the popular beer is brewed, bottled and shipped for export around the world. Following the tour, you will have time to browse through the Moosehead Country Store; a unique and popular shop filled with interesting Moosehead logo souvenirs. Experience O'Leary's Pub, one of Saint John's most popular pubs, where you will be given a voucher for two glasses of Moosehead so that you can sample the world famous beer! You will also enjoy an orientation tour of Saint John featuring a stop at the Reversing Falls where the Bay of Fundy meets the Saint John River and a visit to the Old City Market to chat with locals and be charmed by this vibrant meeting place.
The Bay of Fundy boasts the highest tides in the world and one of earth's richest marine Eco-systems. You will learn about this fascinating system and get some exercise on your nature walk at Taylor Island in the Irving Nature Park. The Park is a haven of winding roads, nature trails, and a rugged coastline teeming with birds, wildlife and harbor seals. Following your naturalist guide, you will explore the shore and discover the richness of intertidal life. After your walk, which lasts approximately one hour, you will stop at the lovely Homeport Inn for Maritime Tea. Relax and soak in the scenery while sipping tea and enjoying scones at this beautifully restored old Sea Captain's home.
Joined by a guide, who is a member of the Jewish Community, embark on a fascinating discovery of Saint John Jewish Heritage. Tour through the city's North End where the Jewish Community thrived from the turn of the century to the end of the 1950's. Hear the history of Jewish immigration to Saint John and visit the Saint John Jewish Historical Museum, the only Jewish Museum in Atlantic Canada. This museum focuses on Jewish culture and the history of the Jewish community in Saint John. See the Hebrew School classroom, the chapel, the art gallery, and more. Next, tour the Shaarei Zedek Synagogue, a magnificent Victorian Gothic structure built in the 1860's, followed by a visit to the Shaarei Zedek Cemetery before returning to the ship.
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