Dieppe

　　Dieppe is a city in the Canadian province of New Brunswick. It was granted town status in 1952 and city status in 2003, and is currently the fourth most populous city in the province. The official language of Dieppe is French, making it the largest Francophone city in Canada outside of Quebec.

　　Dieppe boasts over 30 parks and green spaces, making it an ideal place for rest and relaxation on weekdays. The St. Anselm’s Church is a Romanesque Revival-style Catholic church built in the 20th century, featuring a triangular roof and two square towers. It is designated as a historic site for its religious and architectural significance. The Dieppe Arts and Culture Centre houses two major galleries, primarily showcasing works by local artists. The city’s most famous festival is the Dieppe International Kite Festival, which began in 2001. Visitors can enjoy colorful kites of all shapes, making it especially appealing to children.

　　Dieppe Reason to visit: Fourth most populous city in New Brunswick Continent where the attraction is located: North America Country/Region where the attraction is located: Canada Province/State where the attraction is located: New Brunswick City where the attraction is located: Dieppe