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Come to a town in central Nova Scotia to witness some of the highest tides in the world and to ride on powerful river waves.
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Halifax’s Victorian-style gardens are a hidden gem for heritage and respite in the city center. Walk among fountains, ponds and manicured gardens.
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The Nova Scotia House of Assembly is the birthplace of parliamentary democracy in Canada. Visit this grand Palladian building to discover the history of the province.
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Charming Scottish heritage, a picturesque riverfront marina and a prosperous industrial history are showcased in this small town on Nova Scotia’s north coast.
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Browse personal items that survived the Titanic, enjoy dinner with a sea view and shop in the lively market along this scenic walkway.
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Discover forest trails, harbor views, wartime heritage and Shakespeare at this peninsula park that sees the forest meet the Atlantic Ocean.
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Hear tales of old sea voyages, see humpback whales, navigate waterways and appreciate the traditional architecture of this old port town.
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A rich Celtic heritage blends with First Nation and Acadian cultural influences on this remote and breathtakingly scenic Nova Scotian island.
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Browse personal items that survived the Titanic, enjoy dinner with a sea view and shop in the lively market along this scenic walkway.
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Visit the largest town in Lunenburg County’s South Shore region and discover some fascinating history and beautiful countryside and waterways.
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Stay in a beautiful coastal location that delights with its beaches, islands and waterways. Hike, bike and sail through the picturesque area.
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Come to a town in central Nova Scotia to witness some of the highest tides in the world and to ride on powerful river waves.
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This Atlantic peninsula could have been an American state or a French colony, but instead it’s a maritime stronghold of Canada’s Scottish population.
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Browse personal items that survived the Titanic, enjoy dinner with a sea view and shop in the lively market along this scenic walkway.
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