Port of Louisbourg

Louisbourg, Nova Scotia

Port of Louisbourg is a historic seaport town located on Cape Breton Island's eastern coast in Nova Scotia, Canada. Founded in 1713 as a French military Fortress named Havre a l'Anglois, Louisbourg became a significant commercial seaport in the 18th century, ranking as North America's 3rd largest port. Today, the town thrives on seasonal tourism and fish processing. Attractions include the renowned Louisbourg Fortress, a National Historic Site with impressive historical reenactments, and the Railway Museum. The annual Louisbourg Crab Fest is a popular event. Nearby, visitors can enjoy a large golf course and a residential resort. Experience the charm of Louisbourg by exploring its rich history, picturesque landscapes, and engaging in various outdoor activities.

Location

City: Louisbourg

Region: Nova Scotia

Country: Canada

Coordinates: 45.917° N, 59.983° W