Top Things to do in Southwest Nova Scotia
Top Hotels in Southwest Nova Scotia
- 1. Days Inn by Wyndham Bridgewater Conference Center
- 2. Rum Runner Inn
- 3. Bayside Inn
- 4. Best Western Plus Bridgewater Hotel & Convention Centre
- 5. Dockside Suites
- 6. Tru By Hilton Yarmouth
- 7. Lakelawn B&B Motel
- 8. Rodd Grand Yarmouth Hotel
- 9. Smugglers Cove Inn
- 10. A Seafaring Maiden Bed and Breakfast
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The 10 Best Shopping in Southwest Nova Scotia, Southwest Nova Scotia
Discover the best top things to do in Southwest Nova Scotia, United States including Far-Fetched Antiques and Art Gallery, Bill Curry Photography Gallery and Studio, Laurie Swim Gallery, Acadia University Art Gallery, Tides Contemporary Art Gallery, Comeau's Farm Market, Spruce Top Rug Hooking Studio, Birdsall-Worthinton Pottery Ltd., Down Shore Market, Annapolis Royal Farmers' and Traders' Market.
Restaurants in Southwest Nova Scotia
1. Far-Fetched Antiques and Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 29 reviews
Now centrally located in the heart of Annapolis Royal. Located in the Ol'Newman's building, this lovely majestic building from 1922 is now home to Canada's premier antiques & art gallery. Don't miss the secluded garden which features stone and metal garden statuary, and of course an authentic Tiki Bar.
Reviewed By woefhond - Oakville, Canada
We visited Far-Fetched Antigues a few days after after hurrican Dorian hit Annapolis Royal and it was the first day of opening after the storm. A beautiful collection of antigues and collectables , especially from the Far East is ready for browsing. All very well arranged by owner Cindy, temporarely assisted by her sister Susan from Toronto. Absolutely a "must' visit in Annapolis Royal.
2. Bill Curry Photography Gallery and Studio
3. Laurie Swim Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 66 reviews
Award-winning visual artist and author, who is nationally and internationally recognized; Laurie creates painterly works of art in fabric and thread portraying the landscapes and people of the South Shore. Visit the Laurie Swim Gallery in beautiful Old Town Lunenburg and see these beautiful works for yourself.
4. Acadia University Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By ToTravelIsBrilliant - Wolfville, Canada
This delightful Art Gallery is part of Acadia University, and houses a permanent collection that is periodically exhibited and also there are special exhibits. There is a yearly showing of community works, and also a host of special events (including book releases, openings of exhibits etc).I It is no-cost, and well worth a visit - just check the hours of operation before you go.
5. Tides Contemporary Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Hardware Gallery helps to boost culture and exhibits and sells works by emerging and established artists.
Reviewed By CLMherman - New Minas, Canada
I love the art this month. I stop by regularly to see what’s new. It’s always changing. It’s such a nice addition to the downtown.
6. Comeau's Farm Market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By briana906 - Meteghan, Canada
Great food, great staff, lots of fresh veg, fruit, a bakery, hot food, ice cream. Something for everyone !
7. Spruce Top Rug Hooking Studio
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Our studio contains a wonderful collection of galleries featuring some of Nova Scotia's finest artists and craftspeople. It's located in a mid-1800's house on the main street in Mahone Bay. Spruce Top also provides a wide range of rug hooking services and sales.
8. Birdsall-Worthinton Pottery Ltd.
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Darlene649
We found them in the community centre, in a studio location. Apparently this is their retirement project,downsized but still going strong! I loved their work.
9. Down Shore Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
10. Annapolis Royal Farmers' and Traders' Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By stsuian - Drayton Valley, Canada
There was so much culture at this market I could've shopped all day. One stand with the freshest maple syrup (with taste testers), native art made my local natives, local artists displaying a variety of mediums they use, local novelists, bakers, canners, weavers, the list goes on and on. One of the most versatile markets I've been to.
