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Itinerary Interest: Eat & Drink

lobster roll

From award winning craft breweries, distilleries, cideries and wineries on our Good Cheer Trail to restaurants offering seasonal menus using the finest local ingredients, there are plenty of delicious ways to whet your appetite in Nova Scotia.

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Halifax Citadel National Historic Site from the air

Halifax blends the past with the present to produce a skyline dotted with elegant 18th- and 19th-century architecture alongside ultra-modern towers of glass and steel.

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Pristine wilderness, historically-themed attractions, authentic fishing communities, and beaches stretching as far as the eye can see offer explorers an array of off-the-beaten-path adventures on Nova Scotia’s Eastern Shore.

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Come and explore this special place, where the majestic power of the world’s highest tides at the Bay of Fundy has shaped a landscape of unforgettable splendor.

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Blomidon Canning Lookoff

The Annapolis Valley, Atlantic Canada’s richest agricultural region, is spectacular!

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Essential Nova Scotia

Looking for top attractions, popular places to visit, scenic coastal drives, and great food to keep you fueled for your adventure? Then this is the itinerary for you!

From Halifax to Yarmouth and on to Cape Breton Island, this 10 day itinerary is jam-packed with ideas and top recommendations to fill your epic Nova Scotia road trip.

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The heart of Halifax is perfect for exploring on foot, with tree-lined streets, international restaurants, galleries, libraries, and museums.

Discover which historic sites, shops, beaches, activities, and restaurants should be top of your list for a visit to Halifax.

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