Moncton, New Brunswick / 8 photo spots
8 Instagram spots around Moncton, New Brunswick
Moncton sits on the Petitcodiac River in New Brunswick. River views, public art and parks make it possible to mix city details with outdoor scenes.
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Bore Park
Bore Park is a viewing place for the tidal bore on the Petitcodiac River. Check the city’s tide schedule and allow for variation in the wave’s arrival and size.
Search Google MapsTreitz Haus
Treitz Haus is a historic building beside the Riverfront Trail, near Bore Park. Photograph the building as a separate architectural subject from the public trail.
Search Google MapsDowntown mural walk
Moncton’s downtown mural circuit brings together public artworks on several streets. Look for an angle that includes the wall’s surroundings and remember that individual artworks can change.
Search Google MapsCapitol Theatre
The Capitol Theatre is on Main Street in downtown Moncton. Frame its street-facing exterior with the surrounding streetscape and check the venue’s rules for any interior photos.
Search Google MapsCathédrale Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption
Moncton’s cathedral is an architectural subject in the city centre. Photograph the exterior from a public space and respect worshippers and the character of the site.
Search Google MapsCentennial Park
Centennial Park combines forest, paths and open spaces in Moncton. Use the path and trees to frame a quiet park scene, and follow any water-quality notices.
Search Google MapsMapleton Park
Mapleton Park includes trails through forest and open spaces beside Hall’s Creek, with a wetland and lagoon. Use the vegetation to add depth to a landscape frame.
Search Google MapsIrishtown Nature Park
Irishtown Nature Park has woodland trails and a lake in Moncton’s north end. Photograph from established trails and check current water-quality notices.
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