Meandering Through Lunenburg

Lunenburg, Nova Scotia

As beautiful as St. John.s Anglican Church is, especially the inside, more sights and charm awaited us as we made our way down to the shore. But before we got there we meandered from Gallows Hill through more residential areas.

Cumberland Street; The Great War — 1914-1918

Eventually we wound up on Cumberland Street, where I found the copper-domed Central United Church.

Central United Church

Turning right onto King Street led us to a very colorful section of town that photographically seemed to chase away the overcast.

King Street

King Street takes you to the wharf area and Bluenose Drive. From the looks of it, the restaurants and hotels in this area form the heart of Lunenburg’s tourism-based economy.

Lunenburg, Nova Scotia

It is here, along the wharves, where architecture gives way to rustic port. Have your camera ready for some really interesting atmosphere shots.

Lunenburg, Nova Scotia

That wraps up our visit to Lunenburg, but we’re far from done on this particular excursion away from the MS Maasdam. On Wednesday we continue on to Mahone Bay with it’s charming churches and colorful shops. And we’ll even do a little shopping in a nifty pewter store along the way.

Meanwhile, click on today’s photo gallery slide show: