Lighthouses abound around the shores of Nova Scotia and they are an iconic part of the province’s past and present. Below, we’ve got a list of the must visits on your next trip.
1. Masstown Market Lighthouse
Market, Farmers' Market, Canadian, Seafood
A great view with a side of fish and chips! That’s what you’ll find at the Masstown Market lighthouse, located just west of Truro. The lighthouse, which is open to the public, houses a delicious fish and chips spot and is next to the Masstown Market.
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