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Visit Kings Landing , a living history museum that depicts life in a 19th-century village. Afterward, head to Metepenagiag Heritage Park , a Mi'kmaq cultural center that offers guided tours and exhibits on the history and traditions of the Mi'kmaq people.

Take a scenic drive to Prince Edward Island and visit Green Gables Heritage Place , the setting of the famous novel "Anne of Green Gables." Stop by Dunes Studio Gallery & Café , a charming café and art gallery that features works by local artists.

End your day with a visit to Covehead Harbour Lighthouse , a picturesque lighthouse that offers stunning views of the North Shore of Prince Edward Island.

Spend the day exploring Cavendish Beach , a beautiful white sand beach that offers a variety of recreational activities, including swimming, kayaking, and hiking.

Visit the Confederation Centre of the Arts , a cultural center that features art exhibits, theater performances, and musical concerts.

Enjoy dinner at one of the many seafood restaurants in Charlottetown, such as Lobster on the Wharf, which offers fresh lobster and other seafood dishes.

Take a day trip to Peggy’s Cove , a charming fishing village known for its iconic lighthouse and stunning coastal views. Afterward, visit the Halifax Public Gardens , a beautiful Victorian garden that features a variety of plants and flowers.

Explore Halifax Citadel National Historic Site , a 19th-century fort that played an important role in the defense of Halifax. Afterward, visit Fairview Lawn Cemetery , the final resting place of many of the victims of the Titanic.

Take a tour of Alexander Keith's Brewery , one of the oldest breweries in Canada, and enjoy a beer tasting and traditional pub fare.

Visit Lunenburg , a UNESCO World Heritage site that features colorful architecture and a thriving arts community. Afterward, visit St. Paul's Anglican Church , the oldest church in Canada that is still in use.

Take a stroll through Point Pleasant Park , a large park that offers stunning views of the harbor and a variety of hiking trails. Afterward, visit the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 , which tells the history of immigration to Canada.

Enjoy dinner at the Halifax Seaport Farmers' Market , which features a variety of local vendors and artisanal food producers.

Visit Province House , the birthplace of responsible government in Canada, and learn about the history of democracy in Nova Scotia. Afterward, visit Halifax City Hall , a beautiful Victorian building that features a 235-foot clock tower.

Take a tour of Government House , the official residence of the Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia, and learn about the history and traditions of the office. Afterward, visit the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic , which features exhibits on the maritime history of Nova Scotia and the Atlantic region.

End your day with a visit to the Old Town Clock , a historic clock tower that has become a symbol of Halifax.