Attractions in Lunenburg Nova Scotia

Where to begin?...
Nova Scotia's South Shore and Lunenburg in particular have much to offer visitors. Whether you're coming from an hour away or a world away there are so many things to see and experience that you will soon be wondering where the time went and wishing you could stay longer. Many current residents of the area will attest to this fact as many of them have visited, fell in love, and decided to call Lunenburg "home".

Opposite is just a small sampling of the "things to do" attractions in our immediate area and below are other websites which provide additional information resources. Of course, a stroll through Old Town Lunenburg is itself an experience not to be missed!

	Lunenburg Board of Trade. This website provides an excellent overview of the Town of Lunenburg from its history to upcoming festivals and events.
	Town of Lunenburg. The town's official website provides additional information on the Town as well as the services it provides to residents.
	Province of Nova Scotia. Looking for the big picture on our province? Look no further then our official tourism website for all the details, maps, and for ordering a copy of the Nova Scotia "Doers and Dreamers" guide..

	Admiral Benbow Trading Company (located in our building) offers a beautiful selection of jewellery, blankets, books, music, wool sweaters and pottery, with an exclusive selection of giftware, clothing and souvenirs.
	Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic. No visit to Lunenburg is complete without a visit to this wonderful museum where our rich and vibrant history is brought to life.
	Lobstermen Tours. Seeing Lunenburg from the water, experiencing the life of a lobster fisherman, and visiting a Seal colony is both educational and memorable.
	Lunenburg Academy. The "Castle on the Hill" is still an operational school for Lunenburg's children as well as a magnificent piece of architecture.
	Lunenburg Whale Watching. Pack the binoculars and camera, and prepare for an ocean adventure off Nova Scotia's southern coast.
	Schooner Bluenose II. Each summer, the Bluenose II gives public cruises and travels to special events near and far personifying "History under sail!"
	Star Charters. Set your course for a Nova Scotia sailing adventure. The Eastern Star, a classic, 48 foot wooden ketch awaits your command.
	Trot In Time. A horse-drawn buggy tour from the waterfront to the top of our beautiful town and back with lots of informative discussions along the way.