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Acres of the Golden Phesant Bird Park
275 Greenfield Road, Truro |
| 8 km (5 mi) east of Truro. Over 50 avian species including parrots, parakeets, finches, canaries and peafowl. Temperature-controlled buildings in winter. Open year-round. Daily, dawn to dusk. |
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Alderney Landing
Dartmouth |
| Alderney Landing is located on the Dartmouth waterfront, adjacent to the ferry terminal. Alderney landing provides visitors with a multitude of sources of entertainment. Wander through our Gallery, experience traditional Maritime hospitality in our indoor Market, or take in a live show in our fully-equipped 285 seat theatre -- the perfect destination for a night on the town . |
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Alexander Keith's
Halifax |
| Originally established in 1820, Nova Scotia's oldest brewery is new again. Join us for a walk through brewing history that you'll never forget. From the moment the Warden greets you, until the inn keepers of the Stag's Head tavern say farewell, you'll be entertained and educated by the costumed guides. We're in the Brewery Market at 1496 Lower Water Street |
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Amherst Golf Club
John Black Rd, East of Amherst, Amherst |
| The Amherst Golf Club is located in a pastoral setting with views of the Tantramar marsh. It provides high quality golf and an outstanding service to visitors and residents. The club also offers professional instruction from a CPGA Pro for those who want to improve their game. The 18 hole course combines the natural beauty of the Maritimes with a |
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Anne Murray Centre
Main Street, Springhill |
| Celebrating its 10th anniversary in 1999, the Centre pays fitting tribute to the achievements of Springhill's internationally acclaimed singing superstar, Anne Murray. A series of award-winning three-dimensional and audio-visual displays feature awards, memorabilia and highlights of her exciting career together with a special exhibit of the dramatic story of her hometown. |
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Art Gallery of Nova Scotia
Halifax |
Located across from Province House; Nova Scotia’s major arts institution exhibits 6,000 works in a permanent collection; historic and contemporary Nova Scotian, Canadian and international art are on display, as is an acclaimed collection of folk art.
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Atlantic Canada Aviation Museum
Halifax International Airport
, Halifax |
| The Atlantic Canada Aviation Museum was founded in 1977. Since that time the Museum has grown to over 20 airframes and two buildings, representing an important cross section of aviation history in Atlantic Canada. Some of the items on display include a CT-133 T-Bird, Canadair CF-104 Starfighter, CF-101 Voodoo, and the CF-5 Freedom Fighter all very important aircrafts from the |
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Atlantic Playland
Halifax |
| 20 minutes from Metro Halifax, drop by Atlantic Playland for some cool, refreshing fun. Whether you test your skill in our batting cages, have tons of fun in our bumper cars or boats, or take a refreshing splash in our water park. There is something to do for everyone in the family. |
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Atlantic Tours
1660 Hollis Street Suite 211
, Halifax |
| Atlantic Tours offers a wide variety of tour packages from Historic Halifax tours on a British Double Decker to escorted tour vacations of Atlantic Canada and beyond. |
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Bedford Institute of Oceanography
Bedford |
| Canada's largest centre for oceans research and one of the most respected oceans research institutions in the world. May through August free guided tours of the Bedford Institute of Oceanography can be tailored to meet particular interests, age group, and size. Highlights include: our Titanic exhibit, touch tanks, and hands-on activities . For more information please call:(902) 426-4306 or (902) |
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Berwick Heights Golf Course
3060 Highway 221, Berwick |
| 18 Hole Championship Golf Course, Large Club House, Fully Stocked Pro Shop, Great Food & Excellent Service. Annapolis Valley's newest golf course has a definite focus. The goal is to provide a quality layout, maintained at a high level, at affordable prices. In order to meet this objective, the primary focus of the facility is on the golf course. Visitors, |
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Bluenose II
Halifax |
| Nova Scotia's sailing ambassador, the Bluenose II is the symbol of Nova Scotia recognized around the world. Launched in July 24, 1963 Bluenose II was built from the identical plans as Bluenose, in the same shipyard of Smith and Rhuland and by some of the same men. Call 1-800-763-1963 for schedule and reservations. June 1 to September 30, two-hour harbour |
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Burke-Gaffney Observatory
Halifax |
Burke-Gaffney Observatory is located on the top of the 22-storey Loyola residence tower at Saint Mary's University. it is primary used for teaching, public tours, and modest research projects including studying the nature of the aging processes in variable stars, searching for extra-galactic supernovae, and charting the orbits of asteroids in our solar system.
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Casino Nova Scotia
Halifax |
Feeling lucky? There's always something new and exciting at Casino Nova Scotia! Blackjack, slot machines, poker tables, craps, roulette all await you at Nova Scotia's largest casino.
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Ceilidh Trail
Cape Breton |
| the Ceilidh Trail offers stunning vistas of rugged coastline, bays and inlets, verdant hills and rolling farmlands as it follows the shore of western Cape Breton for 107 km (67 mi.) from the Canso Causeway to the Cabot Trail. Along the way you can explore the beautiful Mabou Highlands, hike unforgettable coastal trails, stroll along fine sand beaches and swim |
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Colchester Historical Society Museum
29 Young St, Truro |
| Human and natural history of Colchester County, from antiquity to the present day; special temporary exhibits. Genealogical resources; individual family and community histories; photographs. Open year-round. Jul–Aug daily; Sep–Jun Tue–Sat. |
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Cole Harbour Heritage Farm Museum
471 Poplar Dr. Off Cole Harbour Rd (Rte 207) via Otago Dr., Dartmouth |
| A small, community-run museum features farm animals, heritage buildings, old farm tools and equipment, and old-fashioned gardens. The site adjoins a natural marsh and woodland walk. Free parking, admission and picnic area. |
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Crystal Cresent Beach
From Halifax, take the road to Spryfield and head for the Old Sambro Road. At the end of the highway you will see a general store; turn right toward the radio towers. Shortly after the fire station you will see a sign for the beach – turn left, keep to th, Halifax |
| Designated a Provincial Park in 1981, Crystal Crescent Beach has become famous for its three white sand beaches, formed by the weathering of ancient granite rock. With a relatively stone free gradual slope, the beaches are a delight for swimmers and sunbathers. Osprey, heron and bald eagles reside in the area and can often be spotted flying overhead as nearby |
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Cumberland County Museum
150 Church Street, Amherst |
| Located in the heritage home (c. 1838) of Robert Barry Dickey, Father of Confederation , Cumberland County Museum and Archives focuses on the industrial and social history of Cumberland County. Exhibits outline the history of the County from Native American times through to the early twentieth century. The museum also houses an extensive archives, a collection of genealogical material, and |
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Dalhousie University
Halifax |
| For nearly 135 years Dalhousie has developed into an internationally recognized institution. Today, Dalhousie has more than 13,000 students, 1799 faculty and 1684 non-academic employees. Offering high caliber graduate and professional studies Dalhousies' programs are internationally recognized and sought after. Whether or not you are seeking a career in law, medicine, engineering or business management Dalhousie has a program to |
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Dartmouth Heritage Museum
Dartmouth Heritage Museum
"Evergreen" House
26 Newcastle Street
Dartmouth, N.S.
B2Y 3M5
, Halifax |
The Dartmouth Heritage Museum is now housed in one of its historic houses, "Evergreen". This stately home was built for Judge Alexander James and is furnished with period antiques. It is an impressive example of a mid-Victorian gentleman's residence. "Evergreen" was also the long-time family home of one of Canada's greatest folklore archivists - Helen Creighton.
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Discovery Centre
1593 Barrington Street , Halifax |
| Open since the fall of 1990, Discovery Centre has entertained and enlightened more than 300,000 visitors, both on site and throughout the Atlantic region with our travelling exhibits program. More than 80 hands-on exhibits illuminate the entertaining and educational principles of bridges, electricity, chemistry, bubbles, light and sound, health, physics, optical illusions and more. |
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Fisherman
58 Navy Pool Loop
Jeddore Oyster Pond
, Halifax |
A hearty welcome awaits you in this Nova Scotian fisherman's house from the early 1900s. Come enjoy the music of a pump organ in the parlour, see the handmade rugs and decorations around the home owned by Ervin and Ethelda Myers and their 13 daughters in the early 1900's.
Open June 1-Oct. 15
Mon.-Sat., 9:30 am-5:30 pm
Sun., 1-5:30 pm |
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Fort McNab National Historic Site
McNabs Island |
| On McNabs Island, visitors are invited to discover the grassy ruins of a fort that served, along with York Redoubt, as a key element of harbour defence from 1888 to the Second World War. In summer, the island is accessible by private ferry from Cable Wharf in downtown Halifax. |
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Fultz House Museum
Halifax |
| Located in a house dating back to 1860, the museum displays photographs and artifacts relating to Sackville as a growing community. On the property is a blacksmith shop and a cooperage shop with tools, an 1865 horse-drawn hearse and a 1777 rug loom. Open July 1 to Sept. 15, Mon. to Thurs. 10am to 5pm, Fri. to Sun. 10am to |
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G. Brown Shipcarving
Halifax |
| Starting in 1992, Gary Brown of Ketch Harbour, Nova Scotia has become Canada's only full-time traditional shipcarver. In his historic workshop using traditional tools and methods, he has returned the art form to its rightful place, the Atlantic Coast of North America. |
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Glen Arbour Golf Course
Glen Arbour |
| A Par 72, 6,800 yard, 18 hole championship caliber golf course Glen Arbour is approximately 35km from Halifax. Amenities include 9 Hole, par 3 short course, Fully manicured practice facility, Paved cart path system, Electric carts. After the round is over drop by our Georgian-Style clubhouse where the service will equal the grandeur of our course. The season is scheduled |
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Granite Springs Golf Course
Granite Springs |
| Located just 25 minutes from downtown Halifax on your way to famed Peggy's Cove, this 18-hole golf course combines both scenery and challenge. Granite Springs is a par 72, 18 Hole Championship Course, with total yardage of 6460 yards. Our season runs from May 1 to October 31. Granite Springs offeres a variety of services for the golfer including Power |
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Ground Zero Climbing Gym
Halifax |
Nova Scotia's 1st indoor climbing gym Ground Zero Climbing Gym offers both indoor and outdoor programs for climbers of all skill levels. Come test your abilities against our huge bouldering cave offering 150' of transversable bouldering with faces of 10º, 30º, 45º, and a roof.
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Halifax Citadel National Historic Site
Halifax |
| Constructed between 1828 and 1856, this citadel is an impressive star-shaped masonry structure complete with its defensive ditch, ramparts, musketry gallery, powder magazine, garrison cells, guard room, barracks and school room. On the guided tour, visitors may see the 78th Highland Regiment in action, hear the beauty of the bagpipes and ask a soldier's wife what life was like back |
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Halifax Feast Dinner Theatre
1505 Barrington St. , Halifax |
| The Halifax Feast Dinner Theatre, Halifax's premiere dinner theatre, serves up a full evening of dining and entertainment that is second to none. Featuring the best singers, actors, and dancers in town, The Feast produces three musical comedy shows a year. From the moment you enter the theatre and dining room, you are greeted by the actors, in a character, |
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Halifax Mooseheads Hockey Team
Halifax |
| A hotspot in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League for the last 8 years, the Halifax Mooseheads have provided their thousands of outrageous fans with high caliber, nonstop excitement on and off the ice. With a season average of 7421 fans per game, the air is electric with the energy of the fans and the players. Tickets can be purchased |
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Halifax Public Gardens
Halifax |
| The Halifax Public Gardens is a rare example of a formal Victorian public garden relatively intact in the heart of a modern city. The responsibility of the original gardens (1836) and the civic garden (1867) was assumed by the City of Halifax. The gardens were brought together by Richard Power who created the present design in 1875. Open |
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Harbour Hopper Tours
Halifax |
| Enjoy a 55 minute tour of historic Halifax - by LAND and by SEA! Journey the streets of historic downtown Halifax aboard the Harbour Hopper. Visit historical points of interest such as St. Paul's Church, Citadel Hill, Public Gardens, Government House, City Hall, Museum of the Atlantic etc. Then, cast off into Halifax Harbour (without ever leaving your seat!), for |
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Historic Properties
1869 Upper Water Street, Halifax |
| On the waterfront. The first restoration project of its kind in Canada: 3 city blocks of Canada’s oldest surviving group of waterfront warehouses and some of North America’s finest Victorian-Italianate façades. One-of-a-kind specialty shops, great restaurants, boardwalk and unique events. A Heritage Canada Designation. G, B, R, TO. Open year-round. Retailers open daily. |
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Historical Halifax Waterfront
Halifax |
| The Waterfront Area in Halifax stretches along the boardwalk, as far as the Sackville Landing. You will be entertained, you will find gastronomic delights, and your senses will drink in a multitude of "sites, sounds and smells". The Shopping in the Waterfront Area, is another eclectic mix. You will find inexpensive trinkets and souvenirs, or excellent quality apparel and |
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HMCS Sackville : Canada
Halifax |
| HMCS Sackville is a World War II convoy escort corvette which has been restored as a floating memorial to the courage of all who served in Canada's navy. Adjacent interpretation centre has a multimedia presentation featuring a short film narrated by a veteran of the Battle of the Atlantic. |
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Hydrostone Market
5515–5547 Young Street, Halifax |
| Designated by Parks Canada as a Federal Heritage Site, the Hydrostone District is a splendid example of an English-style garden suburb, designed according to the latest principles of town planning in the rebuilding after the Halifax Explosion. The houses and shops are all constructed on a common architectural theme, and preserve a remarkable sense of time and place. The Hydrostone |
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Lawrencetown Beach
Halifax |
| This popular sand and cobble beach on the Atlantic coast is noted for its surf. Ramped boardwalks, change house, toilets, canteen. Stong rip tides and currents are common swimmers must excercise caution. Supervised swimming areas |
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Little White Schoolhouse Museum
Truro |
| On the former Teachers College campus, now the Nova Scotia Community College campus, this original Riverton School commemorates schoolhouses in Nova Scotia from the mid-1800s to the 1950s. Contains books and artifacts from the era of the one-room schoolhouse. |
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Maritime Museum of the Atlantic
1675 Lower Water St (at Prince), Halifax |
| Nautical and marine history of Atlantic Canada including the Halifax Explosion, an early shipchandlery, Days of Sail gallery, small craft gallery and a lighthouse light. CSS Acadia, a 1913 hydrographic research vessel that charted the coasts of Labrador and the Arctic, is moored outside (open May through October) as is HMCS Sackville, the sole survivor of WWII corvette convoys escorts |
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Mount Saint Vincent Univ. Art Gallery
Halifax |
| MSVU Art Gallery opened in 1971 serves as a resource to Mount Saint Vincent University, communities served by the University, artists and art publics everywhere. The Gallery reflects the University's educational mission by emphasizing the representation of women as cultural subjects and producers. The Gallery approximately ten illustrated exhibition catalogues annually. |
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Mount Saint Vincent University
Halifax |
Mount Saint Vincent University has more than 3,700 students, of which almost half attend part time, and women account for 85% of enrolement. With agreements with other major institutions in Halifax, including Dalhousie(DALTech) and NSCAD, MSVU offers a broad spectrum of courses for students including degrees in Education, the Arts, and Sciences. To contact us please call: (902) 457-6128
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Murphy
Halifax Waterfront, Halifax |
| Excitement for the whole family. Hop aboard the Haligonian III for a 2 1/2 hour tour in and around the Halifax harbour. Watch a marine life video. View a demonstration of a lobster trap being pulled out of the water. |
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Murphy’s on the Water
Halifax |
| Murphy's on the Water offers a wide range of exciting and interesting options for you to take part in. Whether you are interested in a scenic harbour tour & dinner cruise, whale-watching, deep sea fishing or a relaxing tour under full sail in Halifax Harbour aboard a traditionally-rigged sailing ship we offer something for everyone. Please call: (902) 420-1015 for |
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Musquodoboit Harbour Railway Museum
Musquodoboit Harbour, HRM |
| Housed in the former Canadian National Railway Station (c.1918). Exhibits tell the story of Nova Scotia's railway. The collection includes memorabilia, photographs, maps, posters, tickets, artifacts and a small library. Many exhibits are designed for children, with more in-depth material for the serious railway buff. Part of the former rail line has been transformed into a 15km trail. Season: June |
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Neptune Theatre
Halifax |
| Since opening in 1963 the Neptune Theatre has entertained more than 4 million patrons with live theatre. Recently renovated in 1997 the Neptune Theatre also boasts and elegant arts & conference centre and two stages for showings. Please call for our current live show, ticket pricing & availability. 429-7070 or 1-800-565-7345 |
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Neptune Theatre
1593 Argyle Street, Halifax |
Neptune Theatre creates, develops and produces world-class live theatre.
Neptune boasts two stages: Fountain Hall is our mainstage, a warm and inviting venue with seating capacity for 479. Neptune’s second stage, the Studio is an intimate space, with seating for 190, where Neptune stages specialized productions.
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Nova Scotia Agricultural College
Truro |
| NSAC provides students with a welcoming, small-school atmosphere on one of the most modern, best-equipped campuses in the Atlantic region. A NSAC education provides students with a solid foundation for endless higher education and career options. NSAC offers a variety of academic programs that qualify students for diplomas and degrees related to agriculture, aquaculture, business and the environment. We also |
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Nova Scotia College of Art and Design
Halifax |
| Established in 1887, NSCAD occupancy of an entire block of 19th-century buildings in the Historic Properties development in the waterfront section of Halifax. Enrolment at the College has grown from 90 full-time students in 1964 to over 700 in 1999. The College offers four-year undergraduate programs leading to the Bachelor of Fine Arts, the Bachelor of Design (Honours), the Bachelor |
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Nova Scotia Community College
Halifax |
| Nova Scotia Community College is a Province-wide system of training and education established in 1988. The College offers more than 110 programs to a full-time student enrolment of approximately 7,500. In addition, many thousands of Nova Scotians enroll annually in a wide variety of occupational upgrading, continuing education, or general interest courses. The College offers certificate, diploma, and advanced programs |
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Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History
1747 Summer St. (off Bell Rd )
Halifax, , |
Located on the ground floor of the Seton Academic Centre, this museum features the natural wonders of Nova Scotia. See an eagle's nest, stand beside a moose, and a real whale skeleton. Displays cover geology, botany, mammals, birds and marine life, archaeology and impressive Mi'kmaq quillwork. See fossils (including a mastodon skeleton) , mineral specimens, semi-precious gems, dioramas and a |
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Nova Scotian Crystal
Halifax |
| Located in along the scenic Halifax Waterfront, Nova Scotian Crystal specializes in mouth-blown, hand-cut crystal using traditional tools and equipment. Drop by Nova Scotian Crystal to see our master craftsmen and apprentices at work and realize Nova Scotian Crystal makes truly wonderful gifts. |
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NS Centre for Craft & Design
Halifax |
| NS Centre for Craft & Design is a key component in the cultivating and promoting craft and design-related industries in Nova Scotia. By providing flexible services, facilities, resources, and opportunities for broadening skills, the Centre is a catalyst in advancing new approaches to craft and design. |
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NS Provincial Exhibition Raceway
Truro |
| Harness racing at its finest. Dining and lounge facilities in glass-enclosed grandstand. Ample parking. Open year-round. Races Sun at 1pm; also selected Thursdays |
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NS Sport Hall of Fame
1645 Granville Street
, Halifax |
| The Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame honours excellence in athletes, teams, and builders, who have made outstanding contributions to Nova Scotia's sport heritage and culture. This colourful history is reflected through the display of trophies and awards, uniforms, photographs, sporting equipment and other memorabilia spanning over one hundred years. |
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Peggy
Peggy |
| Possibly one of the most photographed location in Canada. Peggy's Cove is a small picturesque fishing village (population 120) that surrounds a narrow ocean inlet. The lighthouse built on the smooth wave washed rocks is one of the most noticeable features. Other highlights of Peggy's Cove include brightly painted buildings, the weathered fishing piers, the fleet of fishing boats at |
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Pier 21 National Historic Site
1055 Marginal Road, Halifax |
| From the twenties to the seventies, Pier 21 was Canada's 'front door' to over a million immigrants, wartime evacuees, refugees, troops, war brides and their children. This enriched our social and cultural landscape and uplifted the very soul of a nation forever. Pier 21, a National Historic Site, has been transformed into a testament to Canada's profoundly emotional immigration experience. |
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Point Pleasant Park
Point Pleasant Dr, south end Halifax, Halifax |
| Once a military outpost, this 75-hectare park has extensive walking paths along the coast and through a forest. A map onsite identifies all walkways and points of interest, including the ruins of several fortresses. During the summer a local entertainment troupe runs live Shakespeare plays outdoors. Halifax rents the site from the British Government for 1 shilling (about 10 cents) |
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Prince of Wales Tower National Historic Site
Halifax |
| Built in 1796-97 to protect British batteries from French attack, the Prince of Wales Tower was the first tower of its type in North America. Exhibits portray the tower's history, architectural features and significance as a defensive structure. |
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Province House
Halifax |
| Located in the heart of downtown Halifax this 3 story architectural gem was completed in 1819 and has been Canada's oldest seat of government. Province house was the first site of representative government outside of Great Britain. |
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Putting Edge
Halifax |
| An exciting indoor glow in the dark mini-golf adventure, where you will be immersed in a calidiscope of vibrant colors and up-beat music. Fun for the entire family! |
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Quaker House
57-59 Ochterloney St, Dartmouth |
| Within easy walking dsitance from the Dartmouth Ferry Terminal, Quaker House is open to visitors during the the summer months. Costumed guides provide tours. The house was built in 1786 by Quaker whalers from Nantucket and is authentically restored and furnished. Season: Annually from June 1 - Early September Please contact the Dartmouth Heritage Museum for more information: (902) 464-2300 |
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Rev. M.W. Burke-Gaffney Observatory
Saint Mary's University, Robie at Inglis Streets, Halifax |
Free public tours if weather is clear on the first and third Sat. of each month year round, and every Sat. June through Sept.
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Ross Farm Museum
RR# 2
4568 Highway # 12 , New Ross |
| At Ross Farm Museum you can ride in a horse drawn wagon, see, taste and smell good food being prepared in Rose Bank Cottage, watch the cooper making barrels, see various types of farm animals and much much more. Once the home of five generations of the Ross family, the farm was first cleared from the forest in 1816. The |
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Sir Sanford Fleming Park (the Dingle)
Halifax |
| A 95-acre park with two major walking trails, a sandy saltwater beach (supervised in season) and the Dingle Tower, guarded by bronze lions at the foot. Open for climbing in summer, the 10-storey Tower was dedicated in 1912 to commemorate 150 years of representative government in Nova Scotia. |
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Ski Martock
Martock |
| The Mountain Ski Martock is 600 feet high with seven trails, 1 quad chairlift, two T-bar lifts and two rope tows. All mountain trails at Ski Martock are lit for night skiing and snowboarding enjoyment. Cross-country skiing and ice skating on canals are available during daylight hours. Ski Martock will operate daily from 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM from December |
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Ski Wentworth
Wentworth |
| Wentworth is 815 vertical feet of adventure located in Wentworth, Nova Scotia - the Valley of Snow. A wide variety of terrain on 23 trails challenges skiers and riders of all levels. Ski Wentworth is 80 mins from Halifax and 25 minutes from Truro. Conditions permitting Ski Wentworth is open season long, please call Snowphones: Halifax - (902) 425-2255, Herald |
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St. Mary's University
Halifax |
| Founded in 1802, Saint Mary's is one of the oldest universities in Canada. St. Mary's boasts more than 7,500 full and part-time students at Saint Mary's, with over 1,000 of them living on campus. Whether you are persuing a future in the arts, business world, or in science and technology St. Mary's has a course program to suit |
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The Bras d'Or Lakes
Cape Breton |
| The Bras d'Or Lakes are an area of high cultural significance to the Mi'kmaq people and is a centre of Scottish heritage in Nova Scotia. The area is vibrant with local boating and boasts a thriving oyster & salmonid aquaculture industry. |
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The Cabot Trail
Cape Breton Island |
| Welcome to one of the most beautiful scenic drives in the world. Named for famous explorer John Cabot, the Cabot Trail winds around the rocky splendour of Cape Breton's northern shore, ascending to the incredible plateaus of Cape Breton Highlands National Park. This magnificent highway is carved into the sides of mountains that rise high above the shimmering waters of |
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Town Murals
Amherst |
| The Amherst Mural Project is well on it's way to accomplishing its goals of beautification as well as building a sense of pride in the history and culture of our community. The inspiration for the mural project came from a small town in British Columbia named Chemainus, which has a similar, very successful mural project dating back to the late |
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Truro Raceway
73 Ryland Avenue
, Truro |
| Operating year round, Truro Raceway offers live harness racing every Sunday and simulcasts harness and thoroughbred races from across North America every day! Admission is free, parking is free! Where else can you enjoy a full day's entertainment for as little or as much as your budget allows? Bring the kids, the in-laws, even the dog! Harness Racing is fun |
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Truro Tidal Bore Interpretive Centre
Tidal Bore Road, Truro |
| The moon and sun create gravitational forces that act on the waters of the world giving us high and low tides. Thanks to the unique shape and conditions present in the Bay of Fundy these changes are greatly amplified. In fact, the Bay of Fundy is home to the highest recorded tides in the world. One can literally see the |
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Uniacke Estate Museum Park
Mount Uniacke
Route 1, Mount Uniacke |
| Uniacke Estate was the country property of Attorney-General Richard John Uniacke. The house, built 1813-15, with its original furnishings is one of Canada's finest examples of a grand country house in the Georgian tradition. The estate offers visitors a vivid glimpse of 19th-century life among Nova Scotia's gentry. The survival of such a house with its contents is very rare. |
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Victoria Park
Truro |
| Open Apr 1 to Nov 30 Victoria Park is a 1,000-acre natural park with hiking trails, bandshell, outdoor pool, water spray park, playground, tennis courts, picnic area, washrooms and baseball field. A winding stream flows through a deep gorge, where there are two picturesque waterfalls: Joe Howe Falls and Waddell Falls. For a bit of exercise, climb Jacob’s Ladder (about |
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World Peace Pavilion
Dartmouth |
| "Ferry Terminal Park, Dartmouth All the countries of the world were invited by Metro Youth for Global Unity to participate in a Peace Pavilion dedicated as a tribute to the spirit of global peace and harmony. Over 70 countries have contributed to date, including a portion of a brick from the Great Wall of China and a piece of the |
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