Photo: Port Royal National Historic Site Nova Scotia

The entrance way to the Port Royal National Historic Site near Annapolis Royal in Nova Scotia, Canada does not give one much information from the outside.

From the outside of the Port Royal National Historic Site near Annapolis in the Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia, Canada, the walls and buildings peak ones interest. Here you will find buildings that have been reconstructed from the early 17th century that symbolize the previous colony of the French who settled in Nova Scotia.As you enter through the gate, a coat of arms of Henri IV, King of France and the two governors are on display. Once inside, there are buildings where people worked and lived that border a courtyard with a well in the middle that provided water for the people at Port Royal.People who are dressed in costumes relate back to this time period and will reenact the way life used to be for these people. The forge, the kitchen, the common room, the Artisans' Quarters, the Gentlemen's dwelling, Sieur de Mons' residence and the trading room are all places that you can explore at the Port Royal National Historic Site in Nova Scotia, Canada. ... continue below the picture...

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... When you have spent the afternoon at the Port Royal National Historic Site, you will leave this tourist attraction with a new outlook on life and realize how simple life actually is nowadays. The struggle of everyday living is nothing compared to what these people of Nova Scotia, Canada had to deal with from morning to night on a daily basis. A tourist attraction that both adults and the kids will find very interesting and knowledgeable.Entrance to Port Royal National Historic Site near Annapolis Royal, Bay of Fundy, Evangeline Trail, Nova Scotia, Canada.