Cape Breton Regional Municipality Travel Guide

Nova Scotia

A harbor with several boats docked, a red building, and a clear blue sky.
A coastal village with houses, docks, and boats.
A serene lakeside town with a prominent church, a small boat on the water, and lush greenery.
A white lighthouse with a red top on a rocky outcrop by a calm body of water.
A coastal landscape with snow-covered rocks and a clear blue sky.

Popular cities in Cape Breton Regional Municipality

A row of two-story houses with a porch, surrounded by lush greenery and trees.
Sydney
Known for Friendly people, Dining and Walking
Tour a reconstruction of an 18th-century fortress town, drive along a scenic highway and hike through forests at this seaside town.

Reasons to visit

  • World's Largest Fiddle
  • Cape Breton Centre for Heritage and Science
A village with traditional wooden houses, stone walls, and a clear sky.
Louisbourg
Known for Beaches, Sea and Hiking
Visit a charming seaside town in Nova Scotia, known for its 18th-century fortress, sweeping coastline, walking trails and beaches.

Reasons to visit

  • Louisbourg Lighthouse
A coastal landscape with a white church, a yellow house, and a forested hill.
North Sydney
Known for Friendly people, Dining and Ferries and boats
Trip time! Discover the local cuisine, marina and hiking in North Sydney.
A large green mechanical device in a grassy field.
Glace Bay
Known for Small town, Tours and Walking
Escape to quaint Glace Bay! Enjoy its art, history and dining.
Totem poles with intricate designs and a dense forest background.
Upper North Sydney
Check out the local area in Upper North Sydney—home to attractions like Seaview Golf & Country Club and Pottle Lake.
A waterfall cascading over rocks into a pool surrounded by autumn-colored trees.
Ben Eoin
Known for Golf
Explore Ben Eoin: its golf and more!

Stay near popular Cape Breton Regional Municipality attractions