Earlier this week, I talked about my day of hometown adventure in Lunenburg (Hometown travel: Lunenburg, Nova Scotia), but that post didn’t tell the whole story. Lunenburg is a picture-perfect town, with an interesting image to be found on every corner and in every nook or cranny. These photos don’t have particular stories attached to them, but I hope this “post of postcards” shows the town’s charm and loveliness.
Fabulous photo story of Lunenburg. Visit it all the time and Love It every time
Thanks a lot!
I’m visiting my Dad right now in Ontario…and sleeping in the Lunenberg room, filled with his huge paintings of when he lived there in the mid 1980s. It is a gorgeous place and well worth a visit!
That’s terrific! Any you’re coming down this way, let me know, I have tons of itinerary ideas!
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I adore Lunenburg. My mother has a summer home quite close to Lunenburg so we visit it often. My kids love the fisheries museum and I love the fishcakes in a little restaurant that overlooks the ocean (I forget the name of it!). I’m feeling a little homesick after seeing these lovely photos…
Aw, thanks, I’m sorry to make you homesick! I think you may be talking about either the Old Fish Factory or the Grand Banker. My new favourite is Salt Shaker, but there are no shortage of great places to eat, it’s a foodie paradise!