Nova Scotia’s North Shore Road Trip
Nova Scotia’s North Shore is home to some of the province’s most beautiful — and often overlooked — beaches. Stretching along the Northumberland…
Nova Scotia’s North Shore is home to some of the province’s most beautiful — and often overlooked — beaches. Stretching along the Northumberland…
From wine tours and waterfalls to farmers markets and free bike rentals, the Annapolis Valley in Nova Scotia is absolutely worth visiting. This guide breaks down what to do, where to eat, and how to enjoy the region on any budget—whether you’re splurging on a vineyard lunch or saving with scenic hikes and seaside views.
Annapolis Royal is one of the more underrated day trips you can take from Halifax. This small town in the Annapolis Valley of…
Tired of the Toronto hustle? Escape to Ontario’s best small towns, from Thornbury’s scenic views to Kingston’s rich history. Whether you’re planning a quick day trip or a weekend getaway, these spots offer the perfect blend of charm and adventure just outside the city.
Explore North Berwick, a picturesque Scottish town just a short train ride from Edinburgh. From stunning beaches and scenic hikes to quaint shops and the unique Fringe By The Sea festival, discover why this coastal gem is one of the best places to live and visit in the UK.
Germany is certainly not lacking in history and castles. A quick search for ‘Germany castles’ will bring up many of the top hits – the classic palaces that Disney films were based off. For me though, the whole journey up to this spot from the walk to the open air, was just such a unique experience, it trumped my visit to Augustusburg Palace!
When you’ve tired of double decker buses and crowded London streets, head to Topsham for some seaside respite in England.
There is so much to see and do on Cape Breton but it’s hard to fit it all in to one weekend! This itinerary is great for history, culture and music.
The Village has recently opened a brand new building as their main exhibit/gift shop/ticket office. It’s a great spot to grab a souvenir from the Island. When you first enter, the exhibit asks ‘mood setting’ questions about home to get you in the immigrant mindset. The text inside the exhibit is in both French and English, and shares a little bit about the story of the Scottish in Scotland, their relationship with the British, and what factors made them come to Nova Scotia.