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Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada
beautiful part of the city ..easy road to walk to get to the west side nice and flat..trees are beautiful when the leaves are out
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Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
From the Parks Canada website: "From the time of its founding in 1749 through the 19th century, Halifax was one of four principal overseas naval stations in the British..
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La Have, Nova Scotia, Canada
When Samuel de Champlain reached the New World in 1604 he anchored in what is now Green Bay. They named the first point of land they saw Cap de la Hève, after the last..
4. Avonlea
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Nova Scotia, Canada
Geared toward children, this is a wholly re-created village that takes you back to 1908 when Anne of Green Gables was a young teenager. You'll find a dozen structures..
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Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
The HMCS Sackville is a Second World War corvette and is a memorial to those who have served in the Canadian navy.
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Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Alexander Keith's is one of the oldest breweries in Canada. Animators in period costume and character bring 1863 Halifax to life as they lead tours through Mr. Keith's..
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Tiverton, Nova Scotia, Canada
Pirate's Cove is a whale watching cruise based in Tiverton, Nova Scotia. The 3 hour cruise enters the Bay of Fundy and whale sightings are guaranteed.
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Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, Canada
This has long been one of my favorite places to visit in Lunenburg. With historical information about the pride of Lunenburg, the Bluenose (and Bluenose II), fantastic..
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Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Cool place for those who would like to explore Titanic at the bottom of the ocen with the help of 3D:)
10. Maritime Museum
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Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Admitedly, it's been years since I've been to Halifax.. but I still remember the maritime museum, seeing subs (hopefully the same ones aren't being used), and hearing..
