Saint Andrews, a picturesque town in Charlotte County, New Brunswick, Canada, stands as a national historic site brimming with the rich legacy of an 18th-century British colonial settlement. The town's meticulously preserved grid layout, vibrant market square, and classical architecture speak volumes of its historical significance. The town of Saint Andrews is not only steeped in history but also blessed with breathtaking natural beauty, making it an ideal destination for sightseers. Among its many attractions are:
- Kingsbrae Garden: A horticultural masterpiece.
- Ministers Island: An intriguing historic site.
- St. Andrews Blockhouse: A robust stone structure erected in the early 19th century, part of the British military defenses during the War of 1812.
- Huntsman Fundy Discovery Aquarium: A marine exploration center.
For those who love to shop, Saint Andrews offers a variety of unique local stores:
- Loshusan Supermarket: A grocery store known for its fresh offerings.
- Macklem House Antiques & Collectibles: A treasure trove for antique enthusiasts.
- Serendipin Art, The Crocker Hill Store, Cottage Craft, Maree, Garden by The Sea, Mermaid Tales, Cottage Chic, Zen Garden Imports: These shops are among the finest in Saint Andrews for finding that perfect memento.
As the sun sets, the nightlife comes alive at places like The Red Herring Pub, where a diverse menu featuring both land and sea fare, including burgers, lobster rolls, scallops, fish cakes, poutine, steak, chicken wings, and chicken fingers, can be enjoyed in a lively atmosphere.
