• Halifax Seaport Farmer’s Market - Explore the oldest continuously operating farmers market in North America.
• The Emigrant Statue - A statue of a man with a suitcase. There’s more to it than meets the eye, and we’ll share its story with you.
• The Way Things Are - Those light posts are indeed crooked. Discover the inspiration behind this renowned sculpture.
• Halifax Waterfront - Discover the boardwalk’s charm, from boutiques to murals, statues, attractions, and more.
• The Dockyard Clock - Witness Canada’s oldest working clock, keeping time for over 250 years! Its nine-foot pendulum is powered by a 250-pound weight.
• Holy Cross Cemetery - As you wander through this historic graveyard, learn about the lost grave of William Condon.
• Victoria Park - Enjoy a stroll through this stunning urban garden, with numerous points of interest to explore.
• Griffin’s Pond - Walk along what was once a swampy wasteland, spot ducks and geese, and find a quiet place to learn about the pond’s history.
• Armoury Place - Discover the massive Halifax Armoury, built in 1895 as a drill hall for volunteer militia, and learn about its current use.
• Saint Mary’s Cathedral Basilica - Learn about this Gothic Revival Cathedral and the lasting impact of the 1917 Halifax Explosion.
• Novalea Drive & Hennessey Place - Discover how the park evolved from military grounds to a neighborhood park and memorial.
• Halifax Explosion Memorial Bell Tower - Learn about this impressive monument dedicated to the people of Halifax and Dartmouth who experienced the Halifax explosion.
• IRVING SHIPBUILDING INC. - Uncover the controversy surrounding this structure and why it was built here.
• Hennessey Place - TUDOR REVIVAL. Walk along a block of rowhouse cottages, built in the English style for surviving families.
• Hydrostone Market - Conclude the tour at the Hydrostone Market, focusing on the people who lived through that tragic day and those who came to their aid.
• Baddeck - Hear Alexander Graham Bell explain why he has a museum dedicated to him, and visit the nearby National Historic Site and Museum.
• Goose Cove - A picturesque spot where several brooks converge into the cove. If you love waterfalls, there are several beautiful ones along Goose Cove Brook that are easily accessible.
• Wreck Cove General Store - A renowned stop along the Trail, in business since 1976, offering everything needed for a road trip, including their famous lobster sandwiches!
• Ingonish Harbour - Learn how the two harbours of Ingonish have benefited the Mi’kmaq for over 9000 years and continue to serve residents and tourists today.
• Cheticamp - Welcome to one of the Acadian capitals of the world! A popular tourist destination with whale watching, a museum, several restaurants, and an excellent golf course.
• The Big Fiddle - Crafted from solid steel by local artist Cyril Hearn, it symbolizes the rich Celtic culture at the heart of this island.
• City Hall - Cape Breton Regional Municipality - Discover why a city the size of Sydney requires such an impressive building, serving much more than just the former city.
• The Highland Arts Theatre - Originally built in 1911 as Saint Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, it once seated a thousand parishioners and still features a magnificent Casavant organ—the largest in Cape Breton.
• Eltuek Arts Centre - Located at the northeast corner of Nepean Street, this building was once the Holy Angels Convent, commissioned by Father Quinan of Sacred Heart Parish over 140 years ago.
• Jost House Museum - Officially the oldest home in Sydney!

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• Tours: Halifax Seaport & Boardwalk, Churches, Gardens & Graveyards, Explosion & Historic Sydney
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• Driving Tour: Cabot Trail, Cape Breton Island
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Explore Nova Scotia with five engaging, self-guided audio tours—four walking tours and one spectacular scenic drive! Enjoy over 125 GPS-activated stories on your smartphone: no schedules, no crowds, no stress!

WALKING TOURS:

• Halifax: Discover the lively Boardwalk & Seaport, Churches, Gardens, Graveyards, and the compelling tale of the 1917 Halifax Explosion. Experience the rich maritime history and vibrant downtown at your leisure.
• Sydney: Historic Downtown Sydney. Delve into one of the most historic towns in Canada’s Maritimes, formerly known as the Steel City.

DRIVING TOUR:

• Cabot Trail: Discover over 50 Points of Interest as you journey along the renowned Cabot Trail, one of the world’s most scenic coastal drives! Enjoy breathtaking views and delightful communities.

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