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Attractions for all of Cape Breton

• Alexander Graham Bell Museum

  

  This is one of Nova Scotia's finest national historic sites. A must for everyone. Read more...
• Big Fiddle Market

  

  Discover unique hand-crafted creations by Cape Breton artisans and crafters. Read more...
• Cabot Trail

  

  The world famous Cabot Trail was named after the explorer John Cabot. Read more...
• Cape Breton Farmers' Market

  

  Home to approximately 30 vendors, including farmers, bakers, jewelers, crafters, and much more. Read more...
• Cape Breton Miners' Museum

  

  The 15-acre site and Museum pay tribute to the region's long and rich history of coal mining. Read more...
• Celtic Music Interpretive Centre

  

  Celebrating Inverness County as an important contributor of Celtic music Read more...
• Fortress of Louisbourg

  

  Step back in time to 1744 and discover Nova Scotia's best known and most celebrated historic sites. Read more...
• Gaelic College

  

  The College offers visitors a chance to learn some history of the Gaelic settlers to this area. Read more...
• Heritage Museum

  

  Showcasing the very best of the history of Cape Breton's oldest incorporated town. Read more...
• Highland Village

  

  Visit Cape Breton's Highland Village, a living history museum located in Iona on the Bras d'or Lakes. Read more...
• Highlands National Park

  

  Unforgettable wilderness area featuring spectacular ocean and mountain views. Read more...
• Louisbourg Playhouse

  

  Based on London's 1599 Globe Theatre, the open-air playhouse was opened in 1994. Read more...
• Oshan Whale Watch

  

  Come whale watching with Captain Fraser and family in beautiful Bay St. Lawrence. Read more...
• Savoy Theatre

  

  This gorgeously restored '20's playhouse presents at least a hundred performances a year. Read more...
• The Bras d'Or Lake Biosphere

  

  Recognized by UNESCO as a balanced relationship between people & the biosphere Read more...
• Two Rivers Wildlife Park

  

  The Two Rivers Wildlife park is a 500-acre community-run park with over forty species of wildlife. Read more...