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The 10 Best Things to Do in Tatamagouche, Canada
Tatamagouche in Canada, from Canada region, is best know for Gift & Specialty Shops. Discover best things to do in Tatamagouche with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Tatamagouche
1. Tatamagouche Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 92 reviews
Tatamagouche Brewing Co. is a family owned & operated organic craft brewery located in the heart of Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia. In 2014, we converted an old butcher shop into a community brewery where we make small batches of tasty, hand crafted, organic beer. 2016 Canadian Brewing Award - GOLD MEDAL - Russian Imperial Stout 2016 Canadian Brewing Award - GOLD MEDAL - Giantess Barley Wine 2016 Canadian Brewing Award - BRONZE MEDAL - Two Rivers Baltic Porter 2015 Canadian Brewing Award - BRONZE MEDAL - North Shore Lagered Ale Let's Raise a Glass to Pure Tatamagoodness!
Reviewed By Todd R - Edmonton
Great place for a tasting flight. Beers are very hoppy overall so depending on your taste could be good or badThank you for your review! We try to have beer for all tastes and preferences, including hoppy ;). We hope to see you again soon!
2. Remember Adventures
Overall Ratings
5 based on 20 reviews
Pedal buggy, Bicycle, Kayak, snowshoe & coaster rentals to Trans-Canada Trail & environs. Caper Cafe. 3 bedroom suite B&B. IRP Pollinator Meadow Demonstration project
Reviewed By Peter C - Elmira
My family of four, with two young boys, my husband and myself, recently enjoyed some of the many services provided at Remember Adventures. Our first adventure was renting a Surrey bicycle. We enjoyed a warm welcome for breakfast and got a spot outside on a deck overlooking their pollinator garden. Lots of beautiful flowers and sweet smells. The breakfast deals were very reasonable and my husband and I each had the all-you-can-eat toast, baked tomato and egg. Great coffee too!! It was fun to take the bike out on part of the Trans Canada trail and there were some great Lookouts along the way. And the snacks that go along with the bike deals are awesome!! We got to choose two snacks so we chose a homemade bean salad in a small container and the boys had organic fruit drinks. We finished biking before the two hour time as we were a little tired. The next afternoon we enjoyed the BEST blueberry pie I have ever tasted. Made with all organic ingredients. Inside the store, there is info in local attrations, along with books to puruse and games to play inside. What a great place to come across!! Hopefully we can come back here again some day!
3. Intercolonial Railway Station
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By sandra98walter - Ontario, Canada
A MUST SEE location when visiting the Northumberland region of Nova Scotia. This is a quaint and charming site where guests can eat, sleep and enjoy the spirit of days gone by. Appeal for all ages. Highly recommend, won't be disappointed.
The employees here are friendly and attentive. An excellent example of customer service at its finest, Arrived later in day and were allowed to tour the guest room above the train station and the accommodation in a caboose. Will definitely keep this in mind for our next trip. What a unique experience this would be!!!
Great little gift shoppe. Take the time to browse, some interesting finds; great price point on all the merchandise.
Had lunch the following day in the dining car, Wow, everything was amazing from start to finish.
All aboard......First class all the way!!!!
4. Anna Swan Museum at the Creamery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Tettlley - Vancouver
I went to the Anna Swan Museum to learn more about the tallest woman in the world whose wedding dress was a gift from Queen Victoria, only to discover a gem of a genealogy centre in the back room. In a tiny room in the back, there is the most wonderful genealogy archive managed by Dale. He helped me so much in my quest. He also coaches volunteer in the area of genealogy.
5. Creamery Square Heritage Centre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By dgg123 - Halifax, Canada
Come on the weekend to see everything this place has to offer. The Museum is open all week long and is a good stop to take to get an idea of the area. Lots of things to look at and read. The Farmers market is a must go to on the weekends with lots to taste and see.
6. Nelson Memorial Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By Steve A - Tatamagouche, Canada
Located just west of the village of Tatamagouche, Nelson Park has many picnic sites, washrooms on-site and a playground for the little ones. A large covered area is a nice touch for rainy days. The park provides a beautiful view of the waters of Waugh River and Tatamagouche Bay. The access road makes it possible for all to enjoy. A gazebo/bandstand provides a venue for local musicians to entertain visitors.
7. Tatamagouche Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Steve A - Tatamagouche, Canada
Located just east of the village of Tatamagouche, this park is a smallish one, with picnic tables and outhouse facilities. Easily accessible, the access road goes through the entire facility.
8. Brule Point Golf
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Beautiful nine hole course on the shores of Brule Point Golf. Here, we think golf should be played for the love of the game, and we welcome everyone to come enjoy our little piece of paradise. Our 2900 yard, par 36 nine hole course is great for golfers of all ages and abilities. But you've probably had enough of Reading this, go out and see for yourself!
Reviewed By dgmackay - Truro, Canada
Brule point Golf Course has a family atmosphere that the owners cultivate and it's casual approach is wonderful for beginner golfers and those working at improving there game. Every hole has attractive views of the water and you can feel your stress fade away as you enjoy your round of golf.
9. Appleton Chocolates
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Being in the heart of Maple and Wild Blueberry country it seemed only appropriate for someone to combine these delights. Today we use the same recipe to make 13 different and equally delicious, non-traditional truffle. After boiling up a large pot of maple syrup and sugar into our unique maple fondant, which is kind of like maple cream, we mix in wild blueberries, cherries, cranberries, ginger, dark rum, black currants, walnuts, and coffee and hand form into balls. On the same day they are rolled they get their first bath in delicious French Dark Chocolate, Belgian Milk Chocolate, or Belgian White Chocolate. After being hand dipped they sit to harden, generally sitting for a whole day. They get another thick coat of chocolate before resting once again and then being wrapped individually, by hand, in coloured foils.
Reviewed By Zoe M - Moncton, Canada
This roof houses many things all as one... I am sure the chocolate is great but we stopped in for coffee/hot chocolate and a fresh baked good (date bar/brownie). Eclectic, fun and reasonably priced. They also have sandwiches for breakfast and lunch but we'd already ate. Good fun!
10. Fables
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Steve A - Tatamagouche, Canada
A cozy, quiet and intimate upscale bar with soft Seating. There is local entertainment on selected evenings and excessive volume is never an issue. We'll be back!
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