Windsor, Nova Scotia
Windsor, Nova Scotia is known as the birthplace of Canadian Ice Hockey!
Conveniently situated just a few hours from Halifax, this quaint, picturesque town draws a variety of visitors looking to get away for a quiet vacation. Windsor, Nova Scotia's colorful history can be experienced in many ways from the quaint churches and museums to the interesting landmarks scattered all over the pretty shire town.
Formally a railway junction for the established Dominion Atlantic Railway to Truro that was joined with the main train line between Halifax & Yarmouth. Rail enthusiasts have journeyed from afar to enjoy the local hospitality and nostalgic train trip from Windsor to Wolfville.
A visit to Long Pond - The Cradle of Hockey is an absolute must for tourists to Windsor, as this is where King's College students, now known as King's-Edgehill School, enjoyed playing "hurley on ice" from as early as the 1800's.
Come and enjoy a carefree vacation in Canada's own rich historical Ice Hockey Playground.
