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Collections Education & Outreach Heritage Buildings Gift Shop Support UsSummer has arrived in Annapolis Royal. Our three museums and the AHS Genealogy Centre are open for the season. This is a great time of year to explore the history of the Annapolis Royal area, take part in a workshop at North Hills Museum or simply enjoy all that our community has to offer.If you're visiting us online, you can check our Facebook page for regular heritage updates, insights and photos. If you need to phone us, just dial (902) 5327754.You're always welcome in Annapolis Royal, selected in 2012 as one of the top old house communities in North America byThis Old Housemagazine. The town has also been named the CBC Maritimes Cultureville for 2012 in recognition of Annapolis Royal's rich history and a vibrant arts community.More details under Events and Exhibits .Click here to subscribe to our events listing.Ongoing this season at the O'Dell :'Annapolis Goes to Sea' featuring artifacts and stories of our seafaring past.The Eugene 'Budd' Hamm Wood Carving Collection,This statue of French expedition leader Sieur de Mons stands on the Fort Anne grounds in Annapolis Royal, overlooking the basin and lands he claimed for France in 1604.© 2010-2014 Annapolis Heritage Society, Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, Canad

Falcourt Inn welcomes you to their restaurant. They are open after-hours from Tuesday to Saturday and are easily accessible by public transit but also by bicycle. They are in a vibrant location known for its nightlife. Payments by American Express, MasterCard and Visa are accepted.

Relax in our cozy sunroom & enjoy watching the boats on the bay. The Inn with a million dollar viewDigby's most popular InnA 10 room Inn proudly standing on Digby's waterfront overlooking the beautiful Annapolis Basin, world famous Digby Scallop Fleet, the Fisherman's wharf & the amazing Fundy tides.Our quaint town with gift shops, fine restaurants and entertainment is just a short scenic bayside stroll along the Admiral Digby boardwalk.

" Digby's only Waterfront B& B." Come from Away Inn is Digby's only Bed and Breakfast Inn directly on the waterfront of the Annapolis Basin. The Annapolis basin is part of the Bay of Fundy which is home to some of the highest tides in the world and was a finalist to be named one of the new "Wonders of the Natural World". The main house was built in 1904 for prominent, local businessman J. L. Peters. It retains the rich detailing of the period, and all three of its guest rooms are furnished in keeping with the period. Come from Away Inn is a lovely "Turn of the Century" Edwardian Home on the Harbour, with breathtaking views of the Annapolis Basin, and the World famous Digby Scallop Fleet. Every day you can watch as our world famous High Tides fill the Annapolis Basin, then recede. All six rooms in our Waterfront Suites, were built in 1996 and have exterior views of Digby Harbour, and its famous Scallop Fleet. We offer a total of ten gracious rooms.