Plan Your Adventure! Please check the official website or call ahead for current hours of operation and admission fees, as these can change seasonally.
Halifax Citadel National Historic Site
Explore the iconic star-shaped fort with historical re-enactments and panoramic views of the harbour.
Maritime Museum of the Atlantic
Discover Nova Scotia's rich maritime heritage, with exhibits on the Titanic and the Halifax Explosion.
Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21
A powerful National Historic Site telling the story of the more than one million immigrants who arrived in Canada through its doors.
Halifax Public Gardens
A rare and beautiful example of a Victorian public garden. Stroll through ornate fountains, lush flowerbeds, and serene pathways.
Discovery Centre
An interactive, hands-on science museum perfect for all ages, with four floors of exhibits and a domed theatre.
Fisherman's Cove
A charming, restored 200-year-old fishing village. Walk the boardwalk, browse artisan shops, and enjoy fresh seafood.
Sherbrooke Village
A living history museum depicting a typical Nova Scotian village from 1860 to the First World War. Interact with costumed interpreters.
Martinique Beach Provincial Park
Nova Scotia's longest sandy beach (5 km). A beautiful spot for walking, swimming, and surfing, with protected sand dunes.
Goldenville Gold Mining Interpretive Centre
Learn about the exciting gold rush history of the area through guided tours and exhibits.
Peggy's Cove Lighthouse
Canada's most famous lighthouse, perched on massive granite rocks. Explore the tiny, active fishing village and stunning coastal scenery.
Old Town Lunenburg UNESCO World Heritage Site
Explore the iconic, colourful architecture of this perfectly preserved British colonial town. A hub for maritime history, dining, and artisan shops.
Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic
Climb aboard fishing vessels, learn about the life of a fisherman, and discover the history of the Grand Banks fishery.
The Three Churches of Mahone Bay
One of Canada's most photographed views. This picturesque town offers a beautiful waterfront, unique shops, and a serene atmosphere.
Carter's Beach
Often called Nova Scotia's "Caribbean beach" for its stunning white sand and clear turquoise water. A series of three beautiful crescent beaches.
Kejimkujik National Park Seaside
Hike along pristine coastal trails, see basking seals, and discover rare coastal birds in this protected and stunning piece of coastline.
Black Loyalist Heritage Centre
Discover the powerful story of the Black Loyalists who founded Birchtown, the largest free Black settlement of its time in North America.
Burntcoat Head Park
Walk on the ocean floor at the site of the world's highest recorded tides. An unforgettable experience. Check tide times before you go!
Joggins Fossil Cliffs UNESCO World Heritage Site
See a 300-million-year-old fossil forest embedded in the cliffs. A world-class paleontological site.
Grand-Pré National Historic Site
A UNESCO World Heritage Site telling the powerful story of the Acadian people and their deportation.
Port-Royal National Historic Site
A stunning reconstruction of the Habitation, one of Canada's earliest European settlements, established in 1605.
Cape Split Provincial Park
One of Nova Scotia's most famous and rewarding hikes, leading to a spectacular coastal view of the Bay of Fundy.
OnTree Fun & Adventure Park
A thrilling high-ropes and ziplining course set in the trees. Fun for all ages with various levels of difficulty.
The Look-Off
One of the most spectacular panoramic views of the Annapolis Valley and the Minas Basin tides. A must-stop photo opportunity.
Kejimkujik National Park (Inland)
A vast wilderness perfect for canoeing, kayaking, camping, and hiking. A designated Dark Sky Preserve with incredible stargazing.
Hector Heritage Quay
Step aboard a full-scale replica of the Ship Hector, which brought the first Scottish settlers to Nova Scotia in 1773.
Victoria Park
A 3,000-acre urban park in the heart of Truro, featuring waterfalls (Jacob's Ladder), hiking trails, and a beautiful old-growth forest.
Museum of Industry
Discover Nova Scotia's industrial past, from coal mining to locomotive building, with impressive large-scale artifacts and interactive exhibits.
Sugar Moon Farm
A year-round maple syrup farm and restaurant. Enjoy log restaurant dining, sugar camp tours, and hiking trails.
Melmerby Beach Provincial Park
A popular 2km sandy beach with some of the warmest ocean waters in the province, a short drive from New Glasgow.
Tidal Bore Rafting
Ride the waves created by the Bay of Fundy tide as it rushes into the Shubenacadie River. A unique and thrilling adventure.
The Cabot Trail
One of the world's most scenic drives. This 298 km loop offers breathtaking ocean vistas, highland scenery, and charming villages.
Cape Breton Highlands National Park
Where the mountains meet the sea. Hike stunning trails like the Skyline Trail, swim at beautiful beaches, and spot wildlife.
Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site
Step back in time to the 1740s in this massive, living reconstruction of a French fortified town.
Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site
Discover the genius of the famous inventor who summered here. Explore his incredible work in aviation, medicine, and sound.
The Big Fiddle (Fidheal Mhor A' Ceilidh)
The world's largest fiddle, a massive tribute to Cape Breton's rich Celtic music heritage. A must-see on the Sydney waterfront.
Cape Breton Miners' Museum
Go underground for a tour led by a retired miner to learn about the island's deep coal mining history.
Glenora Inn & Distillery
North America's first single malt whisky distillery. Take a tour, enjoy a tasting, and dine at their excellent restaurant.
Celtic Music Interpretive Centre
Experience the living tradition of Cape Breton's fiddle music with live demonstrations, interactive exhibits, and a delicious lunch.
Cape Forchu Lighthouse
A unique "apple core" style lighthouse offering stunning coastal views, walking trails, and a wonderful spot to watch the sunset.
W. Laurence Sweeney Fisheries Museum
Explore the history of Yarmouth's fishing industry through authentic buildings and exhibits right on the working waterfront.
Église Sainte-Marie / St. Mary's Church
The largest wooden church in North America. An architectural marvel and a testament to the faith and skill of the Acadian community.
Firefighters' Museum of Nova Scotia
See a stunning collection of vintage fire engines and firefighting equipment, from hand-drawn pumpers to classic engines.
Fort Anne National Historic Site
Canada's oldest National Historic Site. Walk the earthen ramparts and explore the museum to learn about centuries of military history.
Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens
Seventeen acres of beautiful gardens showcasing 400 years of local history, including a stunning rose garden and a replica Acadian house.
Delaps Cove Wilderness Trail
A beautiful coastal hiking trail featuring a waterfall and stunning views of the Bay of Fundy. A perfect nature escape.
Fundy Geological Museum
Discover the ancient world of dinosaurs and fossils found on the shores of the Bay of Fundy. See incredible mineral displays.
Ship's Company Theatre
Enjoy award-winning Canadian theatre in a unique venue—a former ferry that is now a beloved local institution.
Train Station Inn & Railway Dining Car
Spend a night in a restored caboose or boxcar and enjoy a meal in an authentic railway dining car. A truly unique experience.
Creamery Square
A vibrant waterfront hub featuring the Tatamagouche Farmers' Market, a heritage centre, and an arts gallery.
Highland Village Museum / Baile nan Gàidheal
An outdoor living history museum that tells the story of Gaelic settlement in Nova Scotia. Breathtaking views over the Bras d'Or Lake.
Cabot Links & Cabot Cliffs Golf Courses
Consistently ranked among the best golf courses in the world. A true links golf experience on the stunning coast of Cape Breton.
St. Peter's Canal National Historic Site
Watch boats pass through the historic lock system connecting the Atlantic Ocean to the Bras d'Or Lake. A feat of 19th-century engineering.
Celtic Music Interpretive Centre
Experience the living tradition of Cape Breton's fiddle music with live demonstrations, interactive exhibits, and a delicious lunch.
Joggins Fossil Cliffs UNESCO World Heritage Site
See a 300-million-year-old fossil forest embedded in the cliffs. A world-class paleontological site and a must-see for any visitor.
Springhill Miners' Museum
Take a tour deep underground to understand the challenging lives of coal miners and hear the dramatic stories of the Springhill mining disasters.
Amherst Point Migratory Bird Sanctuary
A vital stop for migratory birds, offering beautiful walking trails through various habitats. A paradise for birdwatchers and nature lovers.
Age of Sail Heritage Centre
Discover the golden age of sail in the region, where massive wooden ships were built and launched into the Bay of Fundy.
Seagull Pewter
Visit the showroom and workshop of this world-famous pewter company. Find beautiful, handcrafted gifts and home decor.
Anne Murray Centre
Celebrate the life and career of the iconic Canadian singer, Anne Murray, in her hometown of Springhill.