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As the largest urban area on Cape Breton Island and the island’s historical capital, Sydney is the perfect mix of metropolitan charm and down-home hospitality. As with many Nova Scotian communities on the ocean, the heart of Sydney is its waterfront. On a warm, summer evening, it’s a great place to go for a walk – stop to watch a busker and ships in the harbour.
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As the largest urban area on Cape Breton Island and the island’s historical capital, Sydney is the perfect mix of metropolitan charm and down-home hospitality. As with many Nova Scotian communities on the ocean, the heart of Sydney is its waterfront. On a warm, summer evening, it’s a great place to go for a walk – stop to watch a busker and ships in the harbour.
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Outside of the city of Sydney, the eastern side of Cape Breton Island has a storied past rich in history.
[/nectar_highlighted_text]Sydney is home to the world’s largest fiddle, representing Cape Breton’s musical talent
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The Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site is located just 30
minutes from Sydney
Sydney is a port city and welcomes numerous cruise ships each year
Learn about the areas Mi’kmaq culture and heritage
Top things to do
Sydney Waterfront
Locally Made
Mi’kmaw Culture