Take a Stroll Around Lunenburg
Top Things to Do in Lunenburg Within Walking Distance From
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The Lunenburg Waterfront
Take a walk along the gorgeous waterfront and discover Nova Scotia’s long seafaring history. Filled with tall ships, schooners, fishing vessels and floating docks, this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers amazing restaurants, distilleries, and shops that boast colourful facades and a unique charm.
Lincoln Street
Jam packed with local shops and art galleries. Take a stroll down Lincoln Street and get to know the neighborhood locals. Discover the historic charm of Old Town Lunenburg.
The Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic
This UNESCO World Heritage Site provides an up-close look at life in a fishing community. Tours are available May through October and offer incites into life at sea. Explore the living fish exhibit or catch a film at the Ice House Theatre.
The Bandstand & Public Gardens
Built by the Lunenburg Heritage Society in 1987. This replica sits in the heart of Old Town at the intersection of Cumberland and King Street. The Bandstand is surround by greenspace and hosts weekly concerts every Sunday all summer long.
St. John's Anglican Church
Built in 1753, St. John’s offers a look into the rich history of the Anglican tradition. The dramatic exterior of the church ornaments the surrounding community. Tours are available daily from 10AM to 6PM with a suggested donation of $2.00.
The Bluenose II
Named after a political clergyman known for his less than friendly disposition, this fishing and racing schooner serves as a constant link to the age of sail. Discover Lunenburg’s glorious maritime heritage and experience its rich sailing tradition.
The Ironworks Distillery
Located in the old port of Lunenburg, this micro-distillery derives its name from the 1893 heritage building in which it is housed. Drop in and experience the many spirits derived from locally sourced ingredients.
The Lunenburg Academy
The Lunenburg Academy was built in 1893 and functioned as a public school until 2011. Known as “the Castle on the Hill,” this architectural masterpiece sits atop Gallows Hill and can be seen from just about anywhere when approaching the Town.
