Lunenburg Vacations

This iconic replica of the legendary racing schooner embodies Nova Scotia's rich maritime heritage. Sail the harbor aboard Bluenose II for an authentic seafaring experience alongside knowledgeable crew members.

This UNESCO-listed waterfront showcases Nova Scotia's seafaring heritage with colorful historic buildings and the Bluenose II schooner. Savor fresh seafood while watching vessels in the vibrant harbor.

This historic Anglican church houses the rare 1717 'Vinegar Bible' and showcases exquisite Carpenter Gothic architecture. Guided tours reveal its remarkable reconstruction story following a devastating fire in 2001.

Step back in time at this former fish processing plant showcasing Nova Scotia's maritime heritage. Explore historic vessels dockside and discover Atlantic Canada's seafaring legacy through interactive exhibits.

This 1908 opera house blends European music hall design with shipbuilding traditions, creating exceptional acoustics. Enjoy intimate live performances in a historic setting that captures Lunenburg's cultural spirit.

You can browse the exhibits at Knaut Rhuland House Museum, a museum with a story of its own, during your trip to Lunenburg. Stroll along the waterfront or experience the area's museums.

The Allan R. Morash House features the distinctive "Lunenburg bump" and triple bellcast roofs, showcasing 19th-century maritime architecture. Admire the dentilled lintels in historic Lunenburg.

You can find out about the history of Lunenburg when you stop by Lunenburg Academy. While in this walkable area, you can savor the top-notch restaurants.