VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE PICTOU

The town of Pictou offers many opportunities for visitors interested in history, outdoor adventure or arts and culture. History buffs can touch a lobster in a local museum or relive the journey of the first Scottish settlers to Nova Scotia. Art lovers can admire the impressive collections of renowned educator Dr. Thomas McCulloch. Outdoor enthusiasts can hike the Trans Canada Trail or enjoy a sea view while sipping a cool drink on a terrace. Every summer since 1934, the town has celebrated its maritime heritage with the Pictou Lobster Carnival, a three-day event featuring musical performances, parades, carnival rides and, of course, lobster. There are endless events to enjoy all year round in Pictou for all ages.