Getting Around
Downtown is highly walkable, but a car is useful for exploring the wider New Brunswick area.





Downtown Moncton is the primary destination for culture and commerce in the region, characterized by its bilingual heritage and friendly atmosphere. The district is anchored by Main Street, where visitors can find a variety of international cuisines, craft breweries, and independent shops. The area is also home to the Avenir Centre, which hosts major concerts and sporting events, drawing crowds from across the Maritimes. Nature is never far away, with the Petitcodiac River bordering the downtown area, offering trails and the chance to witness the famous tidal bore. Whether you are visiting for business or leisure, the downtown core provides a convenient and engaging base for exploring the beauty of New Brunswick.
Downtown Moncton is the primary destination for culture and commerce in the region, characterized by its bilingual heritage and friendly atmosphere. The district is anchored by Main Street, where visitors can find a variety of international cuisines, craft breweries, and independent shops. The area is also home to the Avenir Centre, which hosts major concerts and sporting events, drawing crowds from across the Maritimes. Nature is never far away, with the Petitcodiac River bordering the downtown area, offering trails and the chance to witness the famous tidal bore. Whether you are visiting for business or leisure, the downtown core provides a convenient and engaging base for exploring the beauty of New Brunswick.
Central hub for diverse dining and local craft breweries.
Home to the Avenir Centre for major concerts and sports.
Walkable Main Street with independent boutiques and public art.
Proximity to the Petitcodiac River and the Tidal Bore phenomenon.
Central location with a high concentration of hotels and amenities.
Home to the Avenir Centre, the city's premier sports and entertainment venue.
Proximity to the Petitcodiac River and its scenic walking trails.
Downtown is highly walkable, but a car is useful for exploring the wider New Brunswick area.
Moncton is officially bilingual; you will hear both English and French spoken throughout the city.
Urban exploration and central access to Moncton's dining and entertainment.
CAD $
$100-$160 p/day
English, French
Head to Bore Park to see the Petitcodiac River's tidal bore, a unique natural phenomenon.
June-September
A quiet time to visit with cool temperatures; ideal for indoor cultural attractions.
The liveliest season with numerous festivals, outdoor dining, and warm weather.
Beautiful autumn colors and comfortable temperatures for exploring the region.
Cold and snowy, perfect for enjoying local hockey games and cozy cafes.