Nova Scotia Travel

The Nova Scotia Gaelic College on Cape Breton preserves Celtic ancestry through music, literature and the arts and offers seasonal performances to the public.

Nov 11, 2009 - Kathryn Hedderig

Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, with its long history and many attractions for people of all interests, is a town where a diverse history and the seafaring culture come together.

Nov 11, 2009 - Susan Huebert

In Halifax, one can dine in a cultural restaurant, relax in a quaint cafe, or hang out in a neighborhood pub. Diversity reflects this city's booming food and drink scene.

Nov 9, 2009 - Michelle Brunet

As the 100th anniversary of the Titanic sinking nears in 2012, Halifax's Maritime Museum adds Titanic artifacts. Two tiny brown shoes are some of the most heart-breaking.

Oct 26, 2009 - Betsa Marsh

Halifax, rollicking with thousands of sailors and college students, has a somber side, too. She reverently keeps alive the memories of more than 1,500 Titanic victims.

Oct 25, 2009 - Betsa Marsh

Travelers planning to explore Atlantic Canada, should consider staying at this luxury B&B or oceanfront golf property from Authentic Seacoast Resorts.

May 5, 2009 - Kara Williams

Nova Scotia is one of Canada's most interesting and picturesque provinces, with its fishing villages, rocky shores, and especially the lighthouses.

Feb 1, 2009 - Susan Huebert

From steak to seafood to some of the finest italian food in eastern Canada, Halifax has a variety of excellent dining establishments to choose from!

Oct 25, 2008 - Nicholas Morine

A stroll of Halifax Harbor is the perfect way to soak all this Maritime town has to offer. From Pier 21to the Casino, this Harbor Walk has something for everyone.

Oct 5, 2008 - Lisa Cucciniello

Canada's well known maritime province, Nova Scotia offers a great deal to do. The following article discusses both well known Halifax and lesser known Dartmouth.

Sep 26, 2008 - Lisa Cucciniello

The Victorian Lavender Festival in River John, by way of Nova Scotia's North Shore, offers visitors the chance to learn all about lavender.

Sep 18, 2008 - Melody Rhodes

Tucked away In a remote corner of Nova Scotia, Canada, Cape d'Or offers visitors stunning views of the Bay of Fundy and its unique Dory Rips.

Sep 16, 2008 - Melody Rhodes

While fresh seafood is abundant everywhere in this Maritime city, there are many other options outside of piscine cuisine. Here are a few dining picks of Halifax.

Sep 14, 2008 - Lisa Cucciniello

Stately Victorian homes hint of a shipbuilding past in historic Parrsboro, a town of high tides, mineral and fossil treasures.

Sep 7, 2008 - Melody Rhodes

In Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, The Joggins fossil cliffs reveal their secrets, layer upon layer, as the ravages of wind and wave uncover an ancient record of life.

Jul 19, 2008 - Melody Rhodes

Are you a history buff? Come to Nova Scotia and tour the Fortress of Louisbourg, the largest historical reconstruction in Canada!

Oct 22, 2007 - Mary Williams

Planning a fall vacation? Head to Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia for the Celtic Colours International Festival, a world-class celebration of cultural heritage

Sep 25, 2007 - Mary Williams

If the seashore's your thing, you'll enjoy a beach-hopping vacation along Nova Scotia's Sunrise Trail, where you'll find the warmest ocean waters in Canada.

Sep 18, 2007 - Mary Williams

Lake Ainslie is one of those off-the-beaten-track destinations but one that's well worth the side trip if you're looking for natural beauty and tranquility.

Jul 20, 2007 - Mary Williams

If you like music, color, pageantry and excitement, you'll find it aplenty in Nova Scotia during the Antigonish Highland Games.

Jul 16, 2007 - Mary Williams