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Community Visitor Information Centre's in Nova Scotia, 2021 Community Visitor Information Centre's in Nova Scotia, 2021 Please contact the individual Visitor Information Centre for opening times and days of the week Last Update July 19, 2021 VIC Name Physical Civic Location VIC Phone VIC Email Service Annapolis Royal VIC 24 Drury Lane, Annapolis Royal NS, 902-532-5454 [email protected] Open B0S 1A0 Antigonish VIC 283 Main St, Antigonish NS, B2G 2C3 902-863-4921 [email protected] Open Baddeck VIC (Victoria County) 454 Chebucto St, Baddeck NS, B0E 902-295-1911 [email protected] Open 1B0 om Barrington VIC 2447 Hwy 3, Barrington NS, B0W 1E0 902-637-2015 / [email protected]; Open 902-903-0494 satwood@barringtonmunicipality. com Bear River VIC 1884 Clementsvale Rd, Bear River NS, 902-467-0422 [email protected] Open B0S 1B0 Berwick VIC 173 Commerical St, Berwick NS, B0P 902-538-8068 x [email protected] Open 1E0 4007 Blockhouse VIC 125 B Cornwall Rd, Blockhouse NS, 902-530-4677 [email protected]; Open B0J 1E0 [email protected] Bridgetown VIC 230 Granville St.W, Bridgetown NS, 902-665-5150 [email protected] Open B0S 1C0 Caledonia VIC 9874 Hwy 8, Caledonia, Queens Co 902-682-2470 [email protected] Open NS, B0T 1B0 Canso VIC 1297 Union St, Canso NS, B0H 1H0 902-366-2170 [email protected], Open [email protected] o.ca Chester VIC https://tourismchester.ca/experience/tou 902-275-4161 [email protected], Business rism-ambassadors [email protected] Ambassador Kiosks Cheticamp VIC 15584 Cabot Trail, Cheticamp NS, B0E 902-224-2642 [email protected] 1H0 Clare VIC 23 Lighthouse Rd, Universite Sainte- 902-769-2345 [email protected] Open Anne, Church Point NS, B0W 1M0 Digby VIC 110 Montague Row, Digby NS, B0V 902-245-5714 / 1- [email protected] Open 1A0 888-463-4429 Economy - Cliffs of Fundy Welcome 3246 Nova Scotia Trunk 2, Economy 902 647-2312 [email protected] Open Centre NS, B0M 1J0 Guysborough VIC 106 Church St. Guysborough, NS B0H 902-533-4008 [email protected] Open 1N0 atico.ca VIC Name Physical Civic Location VIC Phone VIC Email Service Inverness VIC 15756 Central Avenue/Route 19, 902-258-3740 [email protected] Inverness NS, B0E 1N0 m Kentville VIC 125 Park St, Kentville NS, B4N 1M5 902-679-2536 [email protected] Open Kingston / Greenwood VIC Will remain closed in 2021 Closed in 2021 Liverpool VIC 32 Henry Hensey Dr, Liverpool NS, B0T 902-354-5421 [email protected] Open 1K0 Lockeport VIC 157 Locke St, Lockeport NS, B0T 1L0 902-656-3123 [email protected] Open Louisbourg VIC 7336 Main St, Louisbourg NS, B1C 1P5 902-733-4636 [email protected]; Open [email protected] Lunenburg VIC 11 Blockhouse Hill Rd, Lunenburg NS, 902-634-8100 / [email protected] Open B0J 2C0 902-634-3656 Mahone Bay VIC 165 Edgewater St, Mahone Bay NS, 902-624-6151 [email protected] Open B0J 2E0 Margaree VIC 7972 Cabot Trail Road, Margaree Forks 902-248-2356 [email protected] Open NS, B0E 3H0 Middleton VIC https://discovermiddleton.ca/vic 902-825-4100 [email protected] Phone & Online Service Only Musquodoboit Harbour VIC 7895 Hwy 7, Musquodoboit Harbour, 902-889-2689 [email protected] Open NS B0J 2L0 North Sydney VIC Will remain closed in 2021 Closed in 2021 Northumberland Shore - Virtual VIC coastalnovascotia.ca Servicing 902-396-8408 [email protected] Virtual Service Northumberland Shore (River John / Brule to Aulds Cove) Oxford VIC 105 Lower Water St, Oxford NS, B0M 902-447-2908 [email protected] Open 1P0 Parrsboro - Fundy Geological Museum 162 Two Islands Rd, Parrsboro NS, 902-254-3814 [email protected] Open B0M 1S0 Pugwash VIC 124 Water St, Pugwash NS, B0K 1L0 902-243-2088 [email protected] Open Sheet Harbour VIC 22404 Hwy 7, Sheet Harbour NS, B0J 902-885-2092 [email protected] Open 3B0 Shelburne VIC 43 Dock St, Shelburne NS, B0T 1W0 902-875-4547 [email protected] Open Sherbrooke VIC 42 Main St, Sherbrooke NS, B0J 3C0 1-888-743-7845 [email protected] Open South Maitland - Fundy Tidal 9865 Hwy 236, South Maitland NS, B0N 902-261-2250 [email protected] Open Interpretive Centre 2H0 Springhill VIC 36 Main St, Springhill NS, B0M 1X0 902-597-8614 [email protected] Open VIC Name Physical Civic Location VIC Phone VIC Email Service St. Peters VIC 10259 Grenville St, St. Peter’s NS, B0E 902-535-2185 [email protected]; Open 3B0 [email protected] Stewiacke VIC 87 Main Street W., Stewiacke NS, B0N 902-639-1248 [email protected] Open 2J0 Sydney Port VIC 74 Esplanade, Sydney NS, B1P 1A1 902-539-9876 [email protected] Open Tatamagouche - Fraser Cultural 362 Main Street, Tatamagouche NS, 902-657-3285 [email protected] Open Centre B0K 1L0 Tiverton VIC Woodrow Outhouse Centre, 3083 Hwy 902-308-1331 [email protected] Open 217, Tiverton NS, B0V 1G0 Truro - Fundy Discovery Site VIC 103 Tidal Bore Rd, Lower Truro NS, 902-897-6255 [email protected] Open B6L 1T9 Truro Welcome Centre 493 Prince St, Truro NS, B2N 3H7 902-893-2922 [email protected] Open Wallace and Area Museum VIC 13440 Route 6, Wallace NS, B0K 1Y0 902-257-2191 [email protected] Open Westville VIC 2500 Old Truro Rd, Westville NS, B0K 902-301-0339 [email protected] Open 2A0 Weymouth VIC 4575 Hwy 1, Weymouth NS, B0W 3T0 902-837-4715 [email protected] Open Windsor - West Hants VIC 321 Gerrish St, Windsor NS, B0N 2T0 902-798-2690 [email protected] Open Wolfville VIC 11 Willow Ave, Wolfville NS, B4P 2G5 902-542-7000 / [email protected] Open 902-542-7117 Yarmouth VIC Mobile Service 902-740-0439 [email protected] Mobile Service.
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