It's a beautiful bluebird day in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Taking advantage of our early arrival, today the crew turned to routine maintenance. Lunenburg is a historic port town located on the South Shore of Nova Scotia, southwest of Halifax on the Atlantic coast. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lunenburg is considered the best example of a planned British colonial settlement in North America. Seventy percent of the original colonial buildings from the 18th & 19th centuries continue to

DAY 65 [Lunenburg Waterfront] 👉 Follow @dashboardliving for real Nova Scotia recs — no fluff. We spent the day exploring Old Town Lunenburg — a UNESCO World Heritage site where 70% of the original 18th & 19th century buildings still stand. A stroll along the waterfront gave us all the historic coastal charm we were hoping for — plus a surprise visit from some jellyfish just off the dock. ✨ What To Do: • Wander the historic waterfront & snap the iconic Bluenose II • Visit the Fisheries Museum &

Welcome to Lunenburg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, brimming with local history and stunning architecture. Stroll through the town’s historic waterfront, filled with colourful buildings and the iconic Bluenose. You’ll also stumble upon amazing restaurants, breweries, and one-of-a-kind shops. To dive deeper, book a walking tour with Lunenburg Tours. Guided by a local, you’ll uncover hidden stories, historic gems, and the kind of warm hospitality that turns visitors into friends. 📍: Nova Scotia #

Lunenburg, Nova Scotia A Unesco World Heritage Site, known for its well preserved British Colonial Architecture, historic waterfront and maritime heritage. | Northern Traveler

Experience the history and charm of Lunenburg, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Wander the waterfront and soak in the salt air. | Nova Scotia

Take in the colours and characters of Old Town Lunenburg UNESCO World Heritage Site as you explore the waterfront by foot and by boat to discover distiller insights, sample award-winning rum, and enjoy an exclusive gourmet seafood dinner from the deck of the schooner Theresa E. Connor. More about this experience: http://bit.ly/30Bp0Bc | Nova Scotia