Nova Scotia

Parks Canada’s Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site commemorates the genius and compassion of renowned inventor Alexander Graham Bell. Exhibits show how he and his associates achieved Canada...

Italian Restaurant with a Southern cuisine. Takes Reservations, Walk-Ins Welcome, Good For Groups, Good For Kids, Take Out, Waiter Service And Outdoor Seating (Seasonal). Gluten-free options available...

Café l'Acadie - Home of the Sunday Rappie Pie Come for a taste of Nova Scotia history. We prepare and serve authentic Acadian and other local comfort foods including Seafood Chowder, Rappie Pie, F...

On Cape Breton’s rocky shoreline east of Sydney, Nova Scotia, the Fortress of Louisbourg brings you back into one of North America’s busiest 18th-century seaports. Founded by the French in 1713, i...

On July 17th, 1749, Governor Cornwallis granted a license to sell beer and liquor to a Mr. John Shippey. This was the first liquor license to be issued in New Scotland (now Nova Scotia). John Shippey n...

Experience the fun and excitement of the power of the highest tides in the world! Relax on the lazy outgoing tide and take in the sites but get ready as the tidal bore makes its way in. The water from...

A Halifax landmark since 1876 the Waverley offers guests thirty-four uniquely decorated guest rooms, featuring such gracious amenities as canopy beds, European style feather-beds, private baths, overs...

Right on the Cabot Trail and open all year The Dancing Moose Café is a full-service restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, afternoon snacks, and baked goods, all made fresh right here. Visit us on the C...