One of the most magnificent loop drives in North America treats visitors to the spectacular scenery of the Cape Breton Highlands.

Immerse yourself in the rich marine history depicted by this museum's vast collection from binnacles and buoys to anchors and armaments.

Treasures abound throughout the headlands and rugged cliffs of Cape Breton Highlands with its abundant wildlife, spectacular scenery and human history dating back to the last Ice Age.

Oldest provincial Parliament building still in use in Canada; a visit to its legislative library is recommended.

Experience an exciting part of Canada's history by visiting this 18th-century fort with a sweeping view of downtown Halifax.

Sea Kayaking the highest tides on earth paddling the Bay of Fundy while exploring Cape Chignecto Park in Nova Scotia, Canada. Experience the towering cliffs with waterfalls tumbling to the sea, sea stacks, caves and arches. It's a kayaking wonderland!

This museum chronicles the life and career of Alexander Graham Bell with its rich collection of artifacts and documents accumulated by Dr. Bell and his family during their time in Nova Scotia.

Ocean Explorations Whale Cruises is run by Marine Explorations and Research Ltd. Tour director, biologist Tom Goodwin, has overall training and experience in the fields of marine and wildlife biology...

Where can you go to have a few drinks, watch dancing chickens and have a fun time? Try this popular waterfront bar in Halifax.

This beautiful Victorian-inspired garden has been open to the public since 1875 and remains as one of Halifax's most beautiful and cherished sites.

Plan a visit to this national testament to the Canadian immigration experience, which pays tribute to the citizens of Canada who have enriched this culturally diverse country.

Now open to the public as a memorial, this ship was used in World War II to escort convoys.

This museum tips its hat to the rich fishing heritage of Canada's Atlantic Coast by offering a wealth of attractions and activities, from boarding the banks schooner Theresa E. Connor to talking with "old salts" who fished the North Atlantic.