The beautiful town of Lunenburg is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This traditional fishing and shipbuilding town, established in 1753, was a planned Colonial settlement. The buildings have been beautifully preserved and were interesting to see. We tied to a floating dock that was attached to a very old wharf; many of the pilings were actually tree trunks with bark still attached. The tidal drop was more than 6 feet so at low tide, the floating dock was at least 12 feet below the wharf. To get to the top, we had to climb up the wall on a very old ladder. Going up was not so bad; coming back down was much more challenging!
We highly recommend the Italian restaurant in town, Trattoria della Nonna. Best Italian food we have had in a very long time. We noted there was no veal on the menu. In fact, we haven't seen veal since Quebec City and wondered why.
We were told that the Sci-Fi Channel was filming a Stephen King episode of "Haven" on the black boat at the wharf, picture attached.
We highly recommend the Italian restaurant in town, Trattoria della Nonna. Best Italian food we have had in a very long time. We noted there was no veal on the menu. In fact, we haven't seen veal since Quebec City and wondered why.
We were told that the Sci-Fi Channel was filming a Stephen King episode of "Haven" on the black boat at the wharf, picture attached.
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