Victoria Park

It is a rectangular very much manicured and develop urban green space in Downtown Moncton containing landmarks, a bandstand, wellspring and strolling ways. It is bound by John Street toward the north, Cameron Street toward the west, Weldon Street toward the east and Park Street toward the south. It is furthermore contains a cenotaph and is the site of the city's yearly Remembrance Day work. Distinctive trails empowers visitors to investigate the assorted features of the amusement focus. Victoria Park has filled in as the view for basic system events, including distinguished visits, remembrance merriments and yearly workmanship fairs.

It was only a verdant field called the Moncton Commons when it was given to the City of Moncton by the Moncton Land Company John A. Humphrey, Michael Spurr Harris and Christopher P. Harris in 1901. The primary park idea, called Victoria Square, was made over the going with 14 years. It is a rectangular particularly manicured and create urban green space containing points of interest, a bandstand, wellspring and walking ways. It is bound by John Street toward the north, Cameron Street toward the west, Weldon Street toward the east and Park Street toward the south. It is one of the great park.