TPL On The Road: Magnetic Hill
Join TPL Media host Paul Micucci as he travels to one of Atlantic Canada's most fascinating landmarks; Magnetic Hill in Moncton, New Brunswick. Famous for its gravity-defying illusion that appears to pull vehicles uphill, Magnetic Hill has been attracting curious visitors from around the world for generations.
In this special TPL On The Road episode, Paul sits down with the management and staff behind the attraction to explore the rich history, local legends, and heritage that have made Magnetic Hill one of Canada's most recognizable roadside destinations. Learn how the attraction evolved from a local curiosity into a major tourism icon, hear stories from those who help preserve its legacy, and discover what continues to draw thousands of visitors to Moncton every year.
Whether you're planning a trip to New Brunswick, love Canadian history, or simply enjoy uncovering unique places across the country, this episode offers an inside look at one of Canada's most memorable attractions.
Hosted by: Paul Micucci
Pillar: Happiness
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