Landmarks in Annapolis Valley

Explore Canada's oldest National Historic Site in Annapolis Royal, where Scottish, French, English, and Mi'kmaq histories intertwine.

Discover centuries of Canadian history through stunning landscapes and themed gardens in Annapolis Royal's horticultural paradise.

Explore Acadian history and resilience at Grand-Pré National Historic Site, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley.

Explore the reconstructed 17th-century French Habitation, where you can discover the early colonial life and the alliance with the Mi'kmaq people.

Discover Canada's oldest blockhouse and explore a key chapter in Nova Scotia's colonial history at Fort Edward National Historic Site.

Discover the story of Acadian settlers at Melanson Settlement National Historic Site, where dykeland farming shaped a community's life along the Annapolis River.

Explore the historic Annapolis Royal Lighthouse, a charming landmark offering scenic waterfront views and a glimpse into Nova Scotia's maritime past.

Explore centuries of Canadian history and architecture at the Sinclair Inn Museum, a National Historic Site in charming Annapolis Royal.

Explore Annapolis Royal's history at the O'Dell House Museum, a preserved Victorian home showcasing 19th-century life and local heritage.

Commemorating the 1746 French expedition to reclaim Acadia, D'Anville's Encampment offers a tranquil space for historical reflection in Halifax's Centennial Park.

Explore Annapolis Royal's captivating history through exhibits, collections, and heritage sites managed by the Annapolis Heritage Society.