Top 32 things to do and attractions in Sydney

A fun and iconic landmark! Perfect for photos, and it really captures the musical spirit of Cape Breton. Worth a stop if you’re nearby — you can’t miss it!

Big fiddle next to the cruise port. It's in good shape and worth a photo but not much more then a road side attraction. It's nice and gives the town something but don't go to far out of your way for it.

Standing proudly on Sydney’s waterfront, the Giant Fiddle is more than just a landmark — it’s a symbol of Cape Breton’s deep musical roots and vibrant Celtic spirit. You can feel the pride of the island the moment you see it towering against the harbour skyline. The area around the fiddle is beautiful and lively, especially on sunny days when the boardwalk fills with music, laughter, and the smell of the ocean. It’s the perfect place for a stroll, some photos, or simply sitting by the water watching the boats go by. There are cafes, local shops, and small markets nearby, making it easy to spend a relaxing afternoon here. If you’re lucky, you might even catch a live performance or local event — a reminder that music truly lives at the heart of Cape Breton culture. Whether you’re a visitor or a local, the Giant Fiddle is a must-see stop that perfectly captures the charm, pride, and rhythm of Sydney. 🎶

We got off the cruise ship and the fiddle was located in an area off to the right. There were A few small shops and a larger area that featured many local vendors. People were very friendly and there was quite a lot of quality shopping located at port. There was also a large Adirondack chair for a photo opportunity.

We were there on a cruise ship. The mall had lots of small shops set up kind of pop-up places. There's a restaurant. The fiddle is outside at the end of the pier. It's kind of cool

Of course, it's a tourist attraction, but still fun, on a very walkable waterfront area. This area is known for celtic music, so the fiddle makes sense here. Also, we passed a person bagpipes and a mandolin player while walking the area (we were visiting via cruise ship, so they saw us coming,) Loved it.

Really enjoyed Sydney, Nova Scotia. Got to see the Big Fiddle and lots of wonderful small shops of hand crafted items from locals. Highly recommend!

This house is interesting because as you move through the house starting in the basement, you move through different periods starting with colonial times and how they would've cooked 🍳 their food in a fireplace with another brick enclosure where they'd bake their bread. Different rooms have different guides who tell the story of the house. How it was first owned by Samuel Sparrow in 1786 and later bought by Thomas Jost in 1836. The Jost descendants gradually changed it over time. Lastly, they tell of the lady Joan Harriss who bought the house that had gradually become dilapidated and paid to have it restored before turning it into a museum. There is an admission fee of $4 with it free for children and students. It's normal hours are Monday to Friday 9 to 4 p.m. and open any day a cruise 🛳 ship 🚢 is in port.

House is quirky and hyper unique. Staff are wonderful and enthusiastic about the place and very informative. Anecdotally they gave me a free bottle of water on a hot day when I didn’t have any Canadian cash. Just warm and real folks here. Much love from the USA!

Very interesting piece of island history. The staff were also very informative and entertaining. I am super curious about the anchor they have and hope they learn more about it when I come back. Have actually started thinking about getting that anchor tattooed on my body lol - it was so cool. A great place to stop by and interesting things in their collection

From outside it is tiny looks lame. Wow was go smacked by great staff n cool stuff loved it. Only 4 dollars

My wife and I visited today while we visited Sydney, our cruise stop for the day. The tour guide Ben did a phenomenal job and made the history come alive with information about the home, occupants, history and info about the region. The entire staff was extremely friendly and informative. We highly recommend!

Learn some history see it and feel it makes it come to life

Awesome and had a wonderful time. The man showing us around was extremely friendly and knowledgeable. Had a delightful time.

A beautifully preserved eighteenth century house, one of the oldest in North America. Set out very well, and kitchen garden was very interesting.

It was an accurate display of life hundreds of years ago. The artifacts and house show quite explicitly the lifestyles then. It was both interesting and worthy of the visit.

Wonderful Nova Scotia Museum in historic home built by Loyalist Rev'd Ranna Cossitt, first Anglican minister of Sydney.

Cool family story, good interpreters and well restored!

very well curated. living history staff were very knowledgeable and dedicated. well worth the time and money

Very informative and interesting museum. Helpful staff.

$2 per person and you get choice of guided or self guided with a sheet of paper describing each room. Two women in period costume are there to guide you if you like. Interesting little house that highlights what was considered normal back then. The poor woman of the house had 13 children and died in childbirth at the age of 46!!! It's great they could preserve some of the old tools, books, clothing, etc and you get a sense of life back then. Short walk over after visiting the giant fiddle.

Very interesting museum. Community came together to keep their history. Many volunteers offered free delicious oat cakes, coffee and perfect tea.

Small with lots of local history. The curator spent some time explaining some of the more interesting artifacts and even provided some traditional biscuits that one of the patrons make for the guests. Worth a stop for the local history.

Wow, vary nice place to see the history of Whitney pier, well done

Amazing collection of local history and artifacts. The tour guides were so knowledgeable about everything in the museum and shared many local stories and tales. A great place for locals, tourists and anyone who would like to learn about not only the history of Whitney Pier but also the surrounding areas.

Interesting,so much to see.such a history of the small community.

Reminder of my childhood. Friendly staff welling to greet you and point out the interests on display.

Interesting little place, has a lot of different histories. Not the most incredible stuff, but they pack a lot of history in a small place. The people there are very, very nice and hospitable, and they provide coffee and oat cookies for free downstairs. I would definitely recommend stopping by; it's a great way to spend around half an hour to an hour.

I went there for celebrating Canada day and my experience was worth. I enjoyed alot with my friends. This place was full of greenery. And there were swings. Apart from this the kids area was full of different activities.

Never have the washrooms open on time... it only happens when certain people work... I know the young fella the works there is always on time... but it's a beautiful park to take ur family or just have a picnic

Lovely, beautiful, and flat a nice walk that good for anyone. Nice for dogs too, also good spot for sunset 🌇

A well-maintained kids' park with a foam-padded surface, featuring slides, a water play area, and musical instruments. There is also a walking trail where you can enjoy views of a small river, alongside exercise equipment. The environment is peaceful, perfect for both exercising and leisurely walks. It offers a spacious parking area and restroom facilities.

Beautiful park with lots of stuff to do for children. Always clean and big areas to play and have fun.

Fantastic park for walking, jogging and some self training amnesties as well.

Very clean park always a clear path especially in the winter. No ice on the walkway. Good place for a good walk or a Pokémon Go adventure as there's lots of pokestops/gyms. Love when ribfest is in town too 😍

This is a gem of a tourist location. Our tour guide, I believe his name was Leo, was wonderful. He is a retired miner and his tour of the mine was just so captivating. Don’t just visit this site, be sure to take advantage of the mine tour to try and even get an inkling of what mineworkers went through for their country. These people who risked their lives to mine coal are to be revered and honored for their sacrifice. The tour included stories from an actual miner, a short but interesting video about mining, then an actual tour of a mine. I would suggest it for all ages. Helmets provided.

As a daughter of an Albertan Coal Miner, I wanted to see & experience what is was to be below ground. Impressive. Highly recommend to anyone. I’m more grateful now, than ever before, after an experiencing the conditions that my dad persevered to put food on our 1970’s dining table. The guides tell personal sorties that truly put you in their shoes. Our guide had 28 years below the earth. Wow! Highly recommend.

Fascinating place and well worth the time. Terry was our host and he was a wealth of knowledge about mining operations, the mining lifestyle, the struggle to unionize, the struggles to survive. It's easy to see why the bonds between miners are so strong, since they literally have each other's back multiple times a day. A full museum visit includes exhibits, a virtual tour into a mine, actually descending into a mine shaft with your guide, and memorials, some outdoors, to miners who have lost their lives on the job. There is also an adjacent restaurant that gets good reviews for its homestyle cooking. We enjoyed our visit very much. And learned a lot doing it!

We did a sunday morning tour with Leo, he did a fantastic job of explaining the history sharing stories and making uou feel comfortable while in the mine. I highly recommend this tour it was an amazing experience. Thanks so much Leo and the awesome crew at the museum, I will definitely be coming back with the kiddos. 👍 I would recommend calling in advance to find out approximate tour times, although the staff is very accommodating. The tours take about an hr an a half. They also have a cute gift shop and coal that you can buy as souvenirs.

Absolutely amazing. Tour underground was awesome. To see the coal on the wall was really neat as your walking in the actual mine. Not recommended if you have a sore neck as you have to slow walk/crouch. Our your guide, Terry had the most amazing stories made us all laugh and really enjoy the walk.

Great visit. Very friendly staff. I recommend doing the underground tour! Our guide Sheldon was fantastic!!! I give him 5 stars! He was super entertaining, very knowledgeable and passionate about his job. Sheldon made the whole experience feel very personal and real. It was a great experience! Our overnight stay was great. Very easy, quiet and hassle free! Thank you!

If you are in the area the Cape Breton Miners Museum is a must see. The museum itself is absolutely incredible, but if you want the full experience a 100% recommend the virtual tour. I'm short so the low ceilings weren't really a problem ( but taller people watch your head) helmets are also provided for everyone. The guides are knowledgeable and the stories they share touched my heart.

Beautiful spot to take your dog for a walk! Snow can get deep in some areas in the winter. The trail is not maintained during the winter months. Lovely spot!

Beautiful park, for a nice walk. Stroller friendly trails and has nice family picnic spots. Be careful in the winter as the wooden trails can be very slippery!

The best park i have visited in sydney

Beautiful park Nice place to take a troll And relax in nature Kinda far from the city

This is a beautiful park for leisurely walks and scenic views.

Love it, it's beautiful place , looking out and seeing the cruise ships in.

This is a great park with shaded pathways and amazing views of the Sydney Harbour

We come here eat all the time and I never left a review but that changes today. The food we had today was amazing and the steak was mouth watering 😋

One of the nicest golf simulators I've played. My second time here today. Hundreds of courses to choose from. Plenty of clubs to use if you don't have your own or you may also bring your own to use. Security will check them as you enter. Check-in is at the casino restaurant. There is a nice lounge area with complementary tea, coffee, and soft drinks. $35/hr is very reasonable for a sim. I recommend one hour per golfer to complete 18 holes comfortably.

Food is above and beyond once again! Always something great to try on the menu like the wings and potato skins! Great service and music entertainment with “Wills Addiction” and friends in attendance! The staff really tries to make your experience the very best it can be! Such a great St Patrick’s Day experience !!!

In an area where Sydney Eagles hockey team plays. Nice medium size casino with good variety of machines. Clean restrooms.

We actually want a little bit of money and the chicken strips are the best I have ever had anywhere.

Quite possibly the best nachos in all of Canada. They dont just pile on the tortillas and then dump the cheese and toppings over top… they actually do a good job layer tortillas, cheese (shredded and melted queso), toppings, and then another layer of each. The only thing to critique is that we added on chicken at $4.99 and it certainly was not $5 worth of chicken there.

I lost all my hard earned money would not recommend unless your are into that sort of stuff. 😢 😭

Very nice nature trail. Path is well maintained and not a lot of incline. Perfect for people with mobility issues, or anyone looking for a nice, quick hike within city limits. Lots of squirrels and bluejays present in Oct. Would recommend.

This is one of our favorite places in the world. The natural, unspoiled beauty combines with well maintained, family friendly trails. There are always friendly people, some alone, some with friends, kids, and dogs, but it never feels crowded. The streams are gorgeous and provide a relaxing, soothing sound.

Great trail considering it's right in Sydney. Small creek running through it with lots of small bridges to cross back and forth. Excellent for a chill walk with the dog. Lots of birds and squirrels to keep them entertained. Downside is that it is so close to the highway in spots that it can get a little noisy with the urban sounds you're trying to escape from. Be careful in the winter as it can get icy in spots. They are constantly working to improve the trails, with tree cleanup and new gravel in some areas.

Great trail. It’s possible to walk with a stroller but some areas are quite bumpy.

Such a beautiful trail and very well maintained. Love that it is dog friendly and there are always people walking along as well and are very friendly as well.

Well kept trails, they’re quite a few different routes that intertwine and some do not show on All Trails so I got ‘lost’ a couple times but never hard to find my way back on track. I think once a person has been a few times and has the lay of the land it’s a fantastic place for short or long walks! Beautiful scenery along the brooks too.

My favourite trail walking in Sydney. Perfect for walking your dog or younger children buy still enjoyable as a nature hike

Finally made it to the ‘mothership’ after years of enjoying their brews from NSLC. Was not disappointed. Great place to seek out. Only 5km from downtown Sydney. Good vibe on a Tuesday afternoon! Hope to be back soon!

Breton Brewing is an absolute gem in Cape Breton! From the moment you step in, you're greeted with warmth and a welcoming atmosphere. The variety of brews they offer is impressive, each with its own unique flavor profile that caters to all tastes. The staff is incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about their craft, always eager to recommend a new favourite for a newcomer like me. The taproom itself is cozy and inviting, perfect for catching up with friends or enjoying a quiet pint solo. Overall, Breton Brewing is a must-visit destination for any newcomer in the area. Highly recommend!

It's Breton Brewing. There's really not much else to say. Amazing beer, amazing staff, amazing location. Full stop.

Live music, country style, was great. The Stout beer was also great. It's really a place to drink not to eat, only small snacks are available : chips, bretzels.

We found this unexpected local brewery and absolutely enjoyed the atmosphere. The beer flights were perfect. This was one of the highlights of our cruise visit to Sydney.

Good Beers! Nice Local Atmosphere!

A bit far from Cruise ship terminal and give yourself time to call a cab

I am often underwhelmed by monuments: the real point of the monument does not easily come across. Not so in this case: this monument is haunting and I immediately understood the incredible service these people provided. Well done, Sydney, to honour the Merchant Mariners in such a fitting way!

A beautiful monument to remember our history and those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Erected in 2016, this remembers the sailors who perished on the convoys leaving from Sydney Harbour. Worth a look and a read

It was evening lovely view

Apart from the monument it is a stunning view on sunset.

This is an amazingly powerful sculpture that will resonate with all sailors as well as those who know men who were in the service that risked their lives to bring supplies to the Allies in WWII. Wonderfully crafted, even if long overdue. A great addition to Sydney and the harbor. Capt. C. Townsend

Built to honor the sacrifice's made by member's of the Merchant Marine who played a very large part in the transfer of both soldiers and war materials from Canada to Europe during the Second World War. The Port of Sydney was well defended during those years with a submarine "net" stretched along the entrance as well as land based fortifications surrounding the coastline. Most of those can still be found as you travel along the coast with the most notable being Fort Petrie. The Fort is now being re-constructed as a museum itself.

Nice view

Beautiful trail with moderate challenge steep on some sections — great views of Sydney Harbour, Howie Centre, and waterfalls. Trails are well-marked, but some sections can get muddy and loose gravel, so wear good hiking boots. Perfect for a 2–3 hour nature escape. Highly recommend, especially during fall colours!

This is a pretty solid hike and definitely a good something to do if you're looking for a hike near Sydney. If you start on the main trail, the first 20 minutes are basically straight up. Its pretty slippery on the gravel and coming down is worse, but its great exercise. The rope supports are not super helpful. The rest of the hike is lovely but mostly in the woods. The western trail is poorly marked and easy to miss. Overall, it was a good experience.

We loved the trails at Coxheath Hills. The red trail is rated moderate which I think applies to the joggers running up the hill, not the rest of us. It is a tough climb if you aren't in great shape. We aren't, but we took it as a challenge. We made it to the top and the views were 100% worth it. We decided to complete the purple trail and head back down. The purple trail was so much easier. Beautiful forest trail, easily followed, with loads of mushrooms, butterflies and birds along the way. We could not find the yellow trail, we think we figured out where one end of it is. It is overgrown and might get more use if there was a sign or something near the entrances. We will deffinitely walk the trails again on our next visit home.

Nice hike that will definitely get your heart rate up. Decent view from the top with benches that is overlooking Sydney harbour. Near the top is "Pittman Lodge" where you can enter and sign a guest book and take a seat for a rest before hiking back to the bottom.

Great hike! As others have said, the first part of the hike from the main trail head is extremely steep. Once up, it is much easier. To note, as of July 2025, the Western Trail loop is closed. We went up from the main trail head and descended via the access road route to the alternate trail head and then walked back along the road to pick up our car. If you find the idea of the steep section too daunting, just ascend and descend via the secondary access point.

The first time we've done this and honestly it is one of the best trails but one of the hardest trails we've done. I really did have trouble at parts but there was a nice view. I was expecting more from the view to be honest with you. I enjoyed the hike up though. It does level off after about ten minutes or twenty minutes you will have an easier time after that. I really and truly felt accomplished after doing this trail. Wonderful day and an even grater time. The door is normally open in the cabin if you do that main trail. We didn't do the western loop trail, but it's five k and really seemed nice, but we didn't have time.

Takes a half hour to meet the peak! Awesome trail, if you're dedicated!

On our self tour of Sydney, we noticed the Wentworth Park was close to downtown. We enjoyed a leisurely walk through town ending up at Wentworth Park. This is a very welcoming Park with a lake, walkways and more. We walked th edge of the Park and then headed over to the Boardwalk and Esplanade for a slow walk to the Cruise Terminal.

I liked the ducks 🦆! The trees were pretty and starting to turn colors. We sat on the benches and watched the water. Nice to walk around the park.

I was able to visit this place at not the best time to appreciate it (night, still almost winter and -8 degrees Celsius), but even so it was quite a pleasant place from my view. I can imagine what it’s like here in the summer. The locals are very lucky to have this small park.

A nice small park. Good for family walking after dinner!

25-minute walk from the cruise port is this small oddly shaped long park. Not really fair to judge a park on a rainy foggy day, but it was lacking in some typical park amenities such as water fountains, bench seating, garbage cans, and most importantly public restrooms (did see one Porta potty). Some of the steam water wasn't clean and grass was ready for a cut, but still overall looked nice and sure it is appreciated by residents, particularly on a nice sunny day when the amphitheatre has music.

Splash pad and separate great playing area for the children. It's a beautiful place to relax and feed the birds, enjoy a game of chess(with your own pieces), there is also a bandshell, so why not pack a lunch and enjoy the day with family

Pictures and reviews can not do this park justice especially if you visit on a beautiful day. I was here on a Summer Concert day and found many wonderful people to have good conversations with.

I visited Fort Petrie with my family. We had a great time. The lookout at the top of the tower is impressive and Rob knew a lot about the coastal defence in Cape Breton during WWII. The museum also has several WWII uniforms, accessories and medals. So glad we dropped by!

Tour from cruise ship, 15 minutes is not long enough! With a lovely view point. 😃 An hour at Whitney museum too much!

The veterans took the building over in 1990 and opened it as a museum 8 years later. THANK YOU VETERANS 🇨🇦 One of seven batteries that protected the Port of Sydney. 150 stationed here during WWII

The museum was closed as it was early Sunday morning. Beautiful place to stop & stretch your legs as there is lots to look at! Looking across the water you may even see the NFL Ferry.

Amazing 🇨🇦 WW1&WW2 history, the importance of Sydney's role in protecting the Atlantic route patrolled which has anti submarine destroyers. Very cool place to visit and rich history. Has collections of pictures, antique guns, bullets, gas mask. Relys on donations, so definitely donate as it's amazing and maintained by veterans.

The small museum tells big stories. Before visiting here, I didn’t even know there were lots of heavy fighting between here and Newfoundland plus Germany ever landed North America and U-boats were sunk very close by. The museum keeper is very knowledgeable and very friendly. We loved visiting here. (He even gives bookmarks(homemade)

This was truly an amazing experience. Being able to walk up the tower to see the lookout from the fortress during World War 2. If you're in the area, I HIGHLY recommend stopping in on your way.

A loss tonight 4-0. They played alright but the rimouski team is strong. We out shoot the competition but they had more quality shoots. Great ambiance and we always like to support our local product and have fun doing it. The cold beer are also an added plus. Till the next game. Cheers.

The Centre 200 will be hosting the World's Women's Curling Championship from March 16th-24th. Thirteen teams from Canada (Rachel Homan), Denmark (Madeline Dupont), Estonia (Marie Kaldvee/Liisa Turmann), Italy (Stefania Costantini), Japan (Miyu Ueno), New Zealand (Jessica Smith), Norway (Marianne Rorvik), Scotland (Rebecca Morrison), South Korea (Eun-ji Gim), Sweden (Anna Hasselborg), Turkiye (Dilsat Yikdiz) and United States (Tabitha Peterson) will be competing for the converted gold medal 🏅 As I guaranteed, there was tremendous curling that took place this week and Team Canada -- the fantastic Team Rachel Homan --- took home the gold and truly made the nation proud.

GREAT WAY TO SPEND AN EVENING. THE EAGLES NEED TO BRUSH UP ON THEIR DEFENCE LATELY 🤔🤔 BUT GOOD ACTION HOCKEY ☺ IF YOU HAVE THE "NHL BLUES" FROM THE BIG CITY'S THIS IS THE PLACE TO COME AND WATCH ☺☺ ( FOOD IS PRICED DECENTLY AND NOT TOO SHABBY....I RECOMMEND THE POUTINE IF YOUR REALLY HUNGRY 😎😎😎)

Great concert.

This night was truly a night to remember it was mother daughter date and the performance didn't disappoint we both enjoyed the show and she made sure she showed her enjoyment she got a high 5 from a performer which was the highlight of her night....we will go again if we are lucky enough to have them back

Went to the Women's World Curling, it was great, mind you the parking sucks, especially when you are handicapped and thought because there were back doors you could get in them....NOT , had a long walk to the front of the building , stupid set up, go up a load of stairs, walk across a platform about 30 ft. long and than back down a bunch of stairs, especially using a cane, I usually use my walker, what the heck would have happened than. I only took my cane as I knew our seats were down front, but thought there was a different level you could go in to get to our seats. I actually asked the site where I bought my tickets if there was handicapped seating and they didn't reply, so we wanted to go to the game and didn't want to not be able to get tickets, so I had no choice but to purchase them. The game was great, a great experience, but enjoy watching it on television better, you can see the close up plays etc. Last time we were at this facility was to see Bryan Adams quite a few years ago for our anniversary, the prices for the last concert there just after things went back after Covid were ridiculously priced. I believe we paid $70.00 a ticket for the first concert and the cheapest this last concert was $500.00 a ticket, I don't know how they sold out or sold any for that matter...I love Bryan Adams but there's a certain price point I will stop at no matter who it is for.

Great arena,not a bad seat in the building,seen the Harlem Globetrotters.

Under construction so we didn’t go in

A gem on a beautiful island.

Never been inside plus not catholic

(Translated by Google) I was at a wedding, the church was rebuilt after the fire. There is a toilet, no problem for disabled people (Original) Byłem na ślubie , kościół odbudowany po pożarze. Jest toaleta, nie ma problemu dla osób nipelnosprawnych

We paid our 5 dollars thinking it was the entrance to the museum. We were wrong. It was the whole museum. A few unconnected pictures and leaflets. Worst museum I have ever visited. Someone outside was painting their house, watching it dry was more interesting.

The Old Sydney Society showed me great hospitality... They asked me if I wanted to enjoy a spot of tea with oatcakes. I did and it was fabulous. Cheerio!

A small museum that focuses on the past generations of Sydney NS. The staff is very helpful. The displays are quite specific. There are some genealogical resources available for review. The Cape Breton Genealogical and Historical Association has an office in the museum.

Small and quaint, the staff are excellent and will share their thoughts and knowledge about the community! Fees are by donation and they have a cute gift shop.

Nice knowledgeable and helpful Ladies inside.

Quaint little museum. Entirely donation based. Has a lot of exhibits that touch briefly on a lot of different points of Sydney's history but doesn't really go too in depth on any specific period. All of the items were donated by members of the community. Also syncs up really well with the other museums in the area and the ghost walk

Very cool history and informative. It was a drizzly type of day, but we still enjoyed the architecture and different types of locations to see. Not too long or boring if you enjoy history.

Beautiful scenery, nice place for a walk. A huge fiddle has been built outdoor near the Sydney seaport.

A cute park near the cruise terminal at the water. Nice to see the spring flowers of daffodils and tulips.

Lovely area - no trash (rubbish) and clean and maintained well. Lovely boardwalk that extends past a few eateries and lots of places to sit and enjoy the waterfront. Boardwalk is level and wheelchair accessible.

This is all part of the same Rotary park system. Most of it loops but if you come up at the Shandwick exit, the trail does not loop back to the Manitoulin Entrance. It is necessary to either travel up the road to the tennis courts and cross the wooden bridge, then proceed across the unmaintained trail at the back of the cemetery, or backtrack over the same trail back.

A nice little trail designated for walkers and bicycles although I saw 2 atv's on the trail and lots of tracks from others. The trail features a nice variety of wildflowers including Thistle, Queen Anne's Lace, a nice pinkish-purple flower and many others. You will also find a small brook, a variety of trees and an off leash dog park off to one side. One feature I really like is the entrance behind the back parking lot of the Hampton Inn where I stay.

(Translated by Google) Very normal statue (Original) Statue bien normal

Got off the cruise ship, took a cab (pre appointment) - lovely Mass - good choir(one man) - felt good after the service!

Nice church, attend a good mass on Saturday evening

Local Roman Catholic Church, walking distance from the cruise terminal.

Beautiful place for worship ❤️

Peaceful

Love the religious atmosphere

Great place for worship

Great little Parkette right downtown with a view if the water and a welcome chance to sit on the benches after some grueling shopping, thanks to my wife and just relax. Which we did.

Best educational and art gallery in Sydney....

A great outlet for local and Maritime talent. What ever is exhibiting is well curated.

Obviously, nice art work with good printing techniques.

Nice to have an active Gallery in Sydney

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My first experience at the Play Palace received 5 stars. Friendly customer service ($10 a day for your little one to play). Clean when we were there (just before 1pm). The washrooms were also clean and my little one had so much fun. We will be back

The kids always have a great time and nice to get to speak to grown ups and met great people

Lovely little spot to take the kids on a rainy day! The equipment is big enough that parents can go in to get a child, if needed, and there is lots of comfy seating around the perimeter. Most of the side lining is mesh so you have good sight lines while your children are playing. There are toys and snacks available and lots of room inside and outside of the play structure. There is not much in the way of mats or toys for really small ones so bring a blanket. The building looks to have been a school previously and the bathroom is down the hall. Good signage for location for first time attendees. They also do birthday parties (private, after hours only).

My 10 month old loved it!

The absolute best birthday party we've had for our boy so far. Lots of room to play, lots of seating for parents, the party room was perfect as well. The staff couldn't be friendlier! Highly recommended to just drop in or to have a birthday party. We'll be back for sure.

To go and just play there it is great. My son loves it. Booking a birthday party however is another story. They are extremely disorganized and unprofessional. I booked a party from 2-4 and a week before I sent them a message asking at what time would we be able to go and decorate the party room. They told me 2:30! Half hour into the actual party. I understand I only had the actual party room from 3-4 but the party I booked in total was 2-4 so anyone unless told otherwise would expect to be able to decorate before the party time frame. When I questioned them they told me I misunderstood and made it out to be my fault when I was never told I wouldn't be able to decorate prior to the party and I have seen others decorating the room for the party prior to kids being there. It was like they overbooked and they were trying to cover it up. They expected me to leave all my food and decorations in the car for half hour then rush to get the room set up while our guests were playing with my son on his birthday. Further more the customer service has been terrible. They told me they would refund my deposit and asked for my email to e transfer. Then they never sent it. 4 hours later I called and the girl told me she would have to get her manager to call me. No one ever did. 5 hours later I received my deposit back via etransfer with a message "sent". So very unprofessional.

Been there more then once for their advertised open time for it to be closed. Both times sat for a minimum of 10 minutes waiting to see if they would open and they didn’t. I messaged their Facebook and politely asked if their Facebook page had the correct hours and explained we’ve been there twice this year right at opening and they were not infect open. Only to be basically called a liar because they “checked their log” and staff was indeed there and the doors were open at 9:30. I checked the doors at 9:30 and again at 9:35 and no they weren’t. To be told “I checked the log book and staff was there, the doors were opened at 9:30 and I’m not sure what the problem is, cheers.” Won’t be back, will stick to McDonalds Playground instead. Cheers!

Skate park is run down and unusable (now pumptrack which is still not really fun for skating good for scooters and bmx's) and some of the basketball nets are broken, everything else is great tho

I love this park for many of reasons, the playground is clean you have a soccer field,ska8park,bbdall, n great for when you have small your small children when baseball is going on!! It's a great park.. I do have pic they are just on my other phone

Beautiful park. There is a play area for children, a walking track for those looking to walk, run or jog. A large field with parking also a soccer field and baseball diamond. A little something for everyone

Area for the kids to play. There's also a baseball field, soccer field, and a little skate park. Also has a walking track.

Great walking park with a children's playground and multiple lighted ball fields. There is free parking available as well as a small skateboard park.

ive lived a few streets away my whole life and i love to go over and sit on the swing and think about life. its a good place for kids to go and hangout with their friends

I take my grandson up there to the playground. It's a nice park and kept neat and clean

Fun however, many of the toys are very old and rusted so pls fix that and, very fun only the seesaw and the baby swings are rusted so pls fix!.

It was amazing and enjoyable,fresh atmosphere and also there are many types of Swings, sliders etc..

Great little park in Glace Bay with one picnic table and 1 bench. Love that there is a trash bin available. I just wish they had a public washroom.

Great place to enjoy a walk and be able to use the playground ,

To much swampy areas.. but new to.see new items added.

Great to take the little ones

Cool place for events.

Mostly used for kids sliding in winter but summer its nice to sit enjoy the scenery

Nice park but bus is not available all time

Its good to sled there, but there's just too many trees i see people get hit by them all the time I feel like they should remove a tree for the people that sled there.

A cool little park. Perfect for just sitting and chilling.

Lovely spot, honouring our war dead.

Nice place for a small toboggan run.

Love sledding with the kids here

Summit Recreation Park in Scotchtown opened on August 28, 2013. The Park is located on a remediatied former waste rock disposal site for the area’s coal mines. Summit Park provides the local community with a walking trail, skating pond, all-terrain vehicle trails and a parking lot on a large tract of land between Scotchtown and New Waterford Lake. Between 1911 and 1973, the site was used by the Dominion Coal Company for the disposal of coal waste rock from the nearby Dominion No. 12, No. 16 and No. 18 collieries. The waste rock was reprocessed from 1981 to 1987 to recover residual coal. Remediation work began in 2009 and ECBC worked with the New Waterford Fish and Game Association on the development of the park and with the Isle Royale ATV Club to design all-terrain trails. The Summit Park property is one of 53 coal mining-related sites in the Cape Breton Regional Municipality being remediated and redeveloped as community parks that pay tribute to Cape Breton’s coal mining history and provide recreational and healthy living opportunities for residents and visitors.

Beautiful and peaceful walk. The leaves are changing now, and oh so beautiful with the little brooks and ducks swimming

The way into the park and the grass are full of dog shit！It affects mood too much！

nice walk even in winter but oh lawd she cold

Very large open space. Bring a wind breaker!!

Great for walking, jogging with or without a dog.

Good atv trails and walking track

Great gallery, the artists are amazing !

really nice art, the women who runs it unfortunately is very rude.