New Brunswick, Mini Luxury Puzzle

Discover New Brunswick - one of Canada's three Maritime provinces where dramatic coastal landscapes meet rich Acadian heritage and warm Maritime hospitality. Founded in 1784, New Brunswick is Canada's only officially bilingual province, celebrated for its stunning Bay of Fundy tides, covered bridges, and fresh seafood. As you piece together this puzzle, you'll spot the iconic Hopewell Rocks, massive flowerpot-shaped rock formations carved by the world's highest tides in the Bay of Fundy, where visitors walk on the ocean floor at low tide among the towering rocks and return just hours later at high tide to kayak around the same formations—experiencing a dramatic 16-metre tidal difference, the highest in the world.

You'll also uncover the Hartland Covered Bridge National Historic Site of Canada, the world's longest covered bridge spanning 391 metres across the Saint John River since 1901. The puzzle captures the striking Head Harbour Lightstation, also known as the East Quoddy Head Light, a red and white lighthouse standing sentinel on Campobello Island guiding mariners through the powerful Bay of Fundy waters, and Magnetic Hill, one of Canada's most famous natural attractions where cars appear to roll uphill defying gravity.

You'll find the World's Largest Lobster monument in Shediac, New Brunswick, a massive 90-tonne sculpture celebrating the province's title as the Lobster Capital of the World and its thriving seafood industry. The puzzle showcases Fredericton City Hall, the beautiful historic building in the provincial capital, a historic church with stunning stained glass windows reflecting the province's rich religious heritage, vibrant pink and orange flowers that bloom throughout the Maritime summer, and visitors exploring the Hopewell Rocks at low tide, marveling at the dramatic tidal transformation.

The colourful sunrise over the Bay of Fundy at Hopewell Rocks paints the sky in brilliant hues, while the lush greenery atop the rock formations creates a unique ecosystem. New Brunswick is best experienced during the summer months when the weather is warm, lobster season is in full swing, and the tides of the Bay of Fundy create spectacular displays, or in autumn when the fall foliage paints the province in brilliant colours.

This Maritime gem represents the perfect blend of natural wonder and cultural heritage, where visitors can walk among the Hopewell Rocks at low tide in the morning and witness the dramatic 16-metre tidal change, experience the optical illusion of Magnetic Hill, drive through the historic Hartland Covered Bridge, climb the Head Harbour Lightstation for panoramic ocean views, photograph the World's Largest Lobster in Shediac, explore Fredericton City Hall, and watch the sunrise over the Bay of Fundy. Whether you're drawn to the dramatic Hopewell Rocks and their record-breaking tides, the historic Hartland Covered Bridge, the iconic East Quoddy Head Light, the mysterious Magnetic Hill, the World's Largest Lobster, Fredericton City Hall, or the stunning Bay of Fundy sunrises, New Brunswick embodies the natural beauty and cultural richness of Canada's east coast.

Puzzle Details
150 pieces
Finished size: 4" x 6"
High-quality chipboard pieces
Comes in a metal tin for storage

About the Artwork
Original handmade marker sketch created with Copic and Winsor Newton markers, signed by artist Wynand van Niekerk.

Packaging
Packaged in a durable metal tin, perfect for gifting or keeping your puzzle pieces organized.

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