Bell Museum and Baddeck Scenic Tour

Pass by the historic Jost House, one of Sydney’s oldest surviving homes, built in 1786. Learn about early settlers, the city’s colonial history, and admire its well-preserved Georgian architecture from the outside.

Pass by the historic Cossit House, the oldest surviving house in Sydney, built in 1787. Admire its traditional 18th-century architecture and learn about early colonial life and the first European settlers in Cape Breton.

Pass by the historic St. George’s Anglican Church, one of Sydney’s oldest churches. Admire its beautiful Gothic Revival architecture, learn about its rich history dating back to the 18th century, and enjoy a quick photo stop at this iconic landmark.

Enjoy breathtaking views of Bras d’Or Lake, a UNESCO-designated Biosphere Reserve known for its calm inland waters, rolling hills, and spectacular scenery. Take in the panoramic views and capture beautiful photos at one of Cape Breton’s most scenic lookoffs.

Stop at St. Anns Lookoff to enjoy spectacular panoramic views of St. Anns Bay and the surrounding Cape Breton Highlands. This scenic viewpoint is a perfect place to take photos, admire the coastline, and experience one of the island’s most breathtaking landscapes.

Explore the charming Village of Baddeck, a picturesque waterfront community on the shores of Bras d’Or Lake. Stroll through the village, enjoy the scenic marina and waterfront, browse local shops, and experience the welcoming small-town atmosphere that makes Baddeck one of Cape Breton’s most popular destinations.

Visit the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site and discover the remarkable life and inventions of Alexander Graham Bell. Explore fascinating exhibits featuring his work on the telephone, aviation, hydrofoils, and other innovations, while learning about his lasting connection to Cape Breton. Enjoy approximately 2 hours to explore the museum at your own pace.