Life in Lunenberg
Atlantic Canada is a region made up of four provinces on the country’s Atlantic coastline: New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland & Labrador. They are wonderfully different locations to explore, underpinned by a distinct, friendly and welcoming maritime culture. Known for its picturesque beauty, the area is home to some of the most renowned educational institutions in Canada.
ACLA is based in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, but our students love to explore! We share experiences across Atlantic Canada and have Pathway Partners across the region too. From Fundy National Park to the city of St. John’s, there are always adventures to be had exploring the sights of Atlantic Canada
Are you looking to have an authentic, seaside Canadian experience? Join us in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia! Lunenburg is a UNESCO Heritage site and is located on the Atlantic Ocean. This historic town is filled with colorful houses, delicious restaurants, sailboats, and beaches. Lunenburg is a magical place where history and fun come together!
Study in the UNESCO Heritage Lunenburg Academy
Picture yourself studying in a place full of history – the charming Lunenburg Academy. The old charm of this place makes the learning environment special and really motivating.
Live in a Historical, UNESCO Heritage Town
Lunenburg itself is a living history book. The town is rich in heritage, colorful buildings, and beautiful harbour. Lunenburg is a small and very safe town.
Live by the Ocean
Imagine walking along the ocean every day. Lunenburg’s coastal setting offers a lifestyle by the water, providing a relaxing environment.
Helpful People and Abundant Activities
Lunenburg is known for its friendly and welcoming community. Whether you need assistance with your studies or want to explore various activities, you’ll find helpful people and numerous engaging events to make your time here memorable.
English, English, English
In Lunenburg, English is spoken, unlike some big cities where you will likely hear many world languages. So, you’ll always use English to talk with locals, whether you’re buying things or making new friends.
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