Best Museum in Nova Scotia reviews - page 2

Due to the time of year, it was closed but we were able to walk the grounds. Beautiful spot. Will have to return.

Great piece of history. Beautiful view of the bay. Lovely walk on the beach.

Great information and very passionate staff members. Unable to attend the museum, but the written information was extremely informative.

Great spot on the weekend with an open air market, craft beer garden, ice cream hut and food truck for all your needs

This was an amazing place to see how very successful Anne Murray's career was. Totally in awe with all the awards, tributes and letters from celebrity friends. I would definately, go back again.

Three delightful ladies divided the tour among themselves. Husband's father was a farmer so it brought back memories for him of the old water wheel and farming practices. We learned a lot and thoroughly enjoyed the visit.

Very interesting museum. Lots of history here. The fresnel lens from Cape Forchu lighthouse is there and an interesting Mastodon exhibit. A little difficult to enter. We tried front door and several other doors before we found a way in only to find...

Great quick stopover. The information on whales was good to learn about. It is super cheap too. And the person who attended to us answered couple questions for us, she was super kind. Clean restrooms.

Beautiful place that is a little off the beaten path. My friend got married here and the staff were super kind and helpful. There is a small beach. Parking is decent too, and not super packed even on weekends.

Always enjoy my visits here. There's always something new going on and new tales to be told.

I enjoyed the summer of 76 working there as a leading wren in the Naval Reserves. Then it was known as Admiralty House.

Great summer camp going on while we visited and the kids were amazing and super informative!

The Old Sydney Society showed me great hospitality. They asked me if I wanted to enjoy a spot of tea with oatcakes. I did and it was fabulous. Cheerio!

If you love the rushing sound of water surrounded by beautiful trees and old stuff, this place is for you! Felt a tad magical to be honest. Definitely recommend visiting if you’re in the area!

A beautifully preserved eighteenth century house, one of the oldest in North America. Set out very well, and kitchen garden was very interesting.

Not the largest open air museum but the setting is spectacular and what they have is interesting. Good gift shop with local items of nice quality.

We wandered down to the museum while waiting for the ferry. Located in an old house each room had a different focus and distinctly different artifacts. Staff were very knowledgeable. We're glad we stopped in.

My wife and I visited today while we visited Sydney, our cruise stop for the day. The tour guide Ben did a phenomenal job and made the history come alive with information about the home, occupants, history and info about the region. The entire staff...

I could spend the day in the genealogy department. Lots of information.

Very lovely place. Nick did a great job showing us around. Recommend to any fan of history.