Most interesting home in New Brunswick. Recent $6 Million restoration that shows this 1880s building at its best. First two floors are restored to their original use, in their original or reproduction furnishings. The hallways and upstairs galleries continually change contents and childrens exhibits and are reflections of the culture and heritage of NB citizens, who are invited to present... More

Cool place, nice bit of history, Beautiful area and buildings More

A visit to Government House takes you on a tour of the past. The grandeur of past with is outstanding architecture, antiques and art. There is usually a display from a non-profit organization on the second floor as the Lieutenant Governor hosts events to bring the volunteer work or creativeness to the forefront of visitors. More

The cookies, warm apple cider and a handshake from the Lieftenat Govenor & his Mrs. Pleasant envioroment and smiles all around. Even his ADC was looking festive. More

Lovely old mansion. The governor general lives on the top floor and they'll let you see the rest of the mansion if you like. More

Beautiful building, view and grounds! Perfect place to head for an afternoon walk. More

If you like history add this building to your list. More

We just showed up at Government House because the tourism guide said tours were available. It was just the two of us and the Security Guard called up and asked Sarah if she could do a tour. Despite the fact that they are hosting some very important meetings in the next couple of days, she gave us a personalized tour.... More

The old Government House is a must see. So much history. Spend some time there - Skip the elevator and take the winding sraircase. Go sit in the chambers. When we (the colonies -U.S.) were at war for independence many went North - and made their homes here. More