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There are so many reasons to visit Nova Scotia, one for every letter of the alphabet, in fact! Check out these 26+ reasons to visit and things to do below to help you plan your next trip.
Did you know that Nova Scotia is home to 28 provincial museum sites? Located in all regions of the province, these sites work to share the stories of what has formed the Nova Scotia that we know today and where we are going in the future.
If you’re planning on travelling to or within Nova Scotia in 2025, be sure to check the calendar for the exciting events happening across the province.
Summer may be over but there is still plenty to do in Nova Scotia. From wine tasting to leaf peeping, comfortable sweater weather creates the perfect conditions for exploring your way around Nova Scotia. Here are six ideas to get you started on planning your fall adventures in Nova Scotia!
From lobster rolls and light shows to local shopping, ice sculpting, ice wine, nighttime winter markets with live entertainment and delicious dining experiences, there are plenty of reasons to get out and about in Nova Scotia this winter!
It’s not hard to see why the Halifax Waterfront is Nova Scotia’s most visited attraction. From tasty restaurants to one-of-a-kind shops, tours, art and more, check out the must-see Waterfront stops you need to see on your next vacation!
If you’re planning a trip to Nova Scotia this summer, be sure to add these must-dos to your list. With over 13,000 km of coastline to explore, it should come as no surprise that most of these activities will lead you to the water!
Whether you’re looking to hit the top photo spots, explore historic sites and galleries, or just stroll about the city exploring, we’ve pulled together a list of top experiences you should add to your Halifax must-do list.
If you’re wondering what to do in Nova Scotia, this list has you covered. Whether you’re interested in experiencing nature, getting active, eating fresh seafood, sipping on tasty drinks, or wandering around cities, there are numerous things to keep you busy.
The Northumberland Strait offers more warm water ocean beaches than anywhere else in Atlantic Canada while freshly caught lobster, wild blueberries from Oxford and maple syrup and maple brunch from Sugar Moon Farm are just a few of the delicacies found here.
