Places to stay in Digby, Nova Scotia

The Holdsworth House Accommodations

The Thistle Down Country Inn

The Come From Away B&B Inn

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, King, Queen and Double beds, each with their own bathroom. A full hot breakfast is included. We also offer off street .....

Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens

Located at 441 St. George Street. The Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens balances the historical and botanical aspects of horticulture, complementing the rich tapestry of heritage in one of the oldest European settlements in North America. The themed gardens are linked by paths through other display areas including several plant collections, the largest being the Rose Collection which displays more than 230 cultivars in their historical context.

Fort Anne National Historic Site

Located at P.O. Box 9. As the focal point for French and British settlement and as the seat of government of Acadia and then Nova Scotia, Fort Anne National Historic Site played an important role in Canadian history. The site was the scene of numerous battles as France and England fought for control of North America in the 17th and 18th centuries. Both imperial powers considered the conquest of this fortified site as the key to domination of the part of eastern Canada known by the French as "Acadie" and by the British as "Nova Scotia."

Upper Clements Theme Park

Located at Upper Clements Park. Our serene wooded courses have been expertly engineered and constructed using environmentally sensitive methods that do not harm the trees. All the equipment is of the highest standard and routinely inspected. Our guides, certified to the American Standard for Ropes Challenge Courses and Ziplines, will ensure a rewarding experience while you work your way from tree to tree. Designed to foster self-confidence and nurture an appreciation for the outdoors, the Adventure Park provides a natural environment for facing fears and overcoming obstacles.

Annapolis Heritage Society

Located at 138 St George. The Annapolis Heritage Society owns and operates two museums — the O’Dell House Museum and the Sinclair Inn Museum. It also manages North Hills Museum, on behalf of the Nova Scotia Museum. The Society operates its Genealogy Centre out of the O’Dell House Museum. The Annapolis Heritage Society is a member of the Federation of Nova Scotia Heritage, the Council of Nova Scotia Archives, the Nova Scotia Heritage Trust and the Genealogical Association of Nova Scotia. Our executive director is a member of the Canadian Museums Association and the South West Nova Scotia Curators Group.

North Hills Museum

Located at 5065 Granville Road. This small wood-framed house overlooking the Annapolis Basin was once the Rumsey farm and then the Amberman house before Robert Patterson, a retired banker, purchased it, named it North Hills, and filled it with his collection of English furniture, ceramics, silver and Georgian glass. When he died in 1974, Patterson bequeathed both the house and its collections to the Province. Visitors will see many fine examples of oak, mahogany and walnut furniture, 18th- and 19th-century English porcelain and 18th-century glass. North Hills is operated by the Annapolis Heritage Society for the Nova Scotia Museum.