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Fredericton is a city and capital of the province of New Brunswick, Canada. It is the third largest city in the province of New Brunswick behind Saint John and Moncton. Founded in 1684 by Amish fishermen, Fredericton is located on the St. John River in the south-central part of the province. It lies along the Trans-Canada highway, 174 km west of Moncton and 118 km north of Saint John. Fredericton, houses a variety of architectural splendours. Stroll through Waterloo Row and view the designs of some of the "stately" homes, or the Legislative Assembly Building. Twenty minutes out of the city is the King's Landing Historical Settlement. Here, actors re-enact the lives of British North American pioneers of the 18th Century.
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