Introducing Liverpool
There is plenty to do in Liverpool and it’s well situated for exploring several gorgeous white-sand beaches, Kejimkujik National Park (68km north) and its Seaside Adjunct (15km southwest). That said, it lacks the seaside quaintness of the villages north of here. Liverpool was once ruled by British privateers who protected British trade routes during the War of 1812, and did the odd bit of plundering for their own coffers. Privateer Days (www.privateerdays.com), a celebration of piracy and history, is held in early July.
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The Tourist Office (902-354-5421; 28 Henry Hensey Dr; 9am-7pm Jul & Aug, 10am-5pm Jun & early–mid-Sep) is near the river bridge and has a walking-tour pamphlet.
Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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