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Amherst (Nova Scotia)
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North America : Canada : Atlantic Provinces : Nova Scotia : Cumberland County : Amherst
Amherst is a city in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia.
[edit] Get in
- Enter Amherst through the following highway exits: LaPlanche St. from New Brunswick (west), Victoria Street, or Albion St. You can enter Amherst from the Sunrise Trail (Route 6) to the east, which links to Victoria Street.
[edit] Get around
- The main streets in Amherst are Albion Street, Church Street and Victoria Street. Church street intersects with Victoria Street and Albion Street, and both Victoria and Albion Streets intersect with the highway, so you can usually find your way around if you know these three streets. Robert Angus and the John Black Road are the same street, where most of the industrial buildings are located, and also the entrance to the mall and Walmart, and intersects Albion Street, where most of the restaurants and shops (up-town) is located. Church Street and Victoria Street is where most of the artisan shops, diners and history (down-town) is located.
[edit][add listing] See
- Cumberland County (Nova Scotia) Museum
- First Baptist Church circa 1898
- Dayles Department Store
- Numerous Historic Properties
- Numerous murals
[edit][add listing] Do
- Visit the Farmer's market, the Station Street flea market, hang out at the downtown Tim Horton's for a cup of hot coffee and people watching.
[edit][add listing] Buy
- Search for treasures at the Frenchy's on LaPlanche Street.
[edit][add listing] Eat
- Duncan's Pub
- Cinders Steakhouse
- Bambinos Pizzeria
- As well as many chain restaurants such as McDonalds, Wendys, Tim Hortons etc.
[edit][add listing] Drink
[edit][add listing] Sleep
- The Regent Bed & Breakfast
- Comfort Inn
- Super 8 Motel
- Brown's Guesthome
[edit] Contact
[edit] Get out
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