Discover the town of Truro, Nova Scotia

Truro is in the heart of Colchester County, and is regionally known as the ‘Hub of Nova Scotia’. Truro has been an important provincial town for centuries. Originally established by Ulster Scottish settlers in 1759, Truro’s roots can still be traced back to its early days as an agricultural centre through the Nova Scotia Agricultural College.

Truro is comprised of approximately 12,000 friendly, hardworking Nova Scotians. In downtown Truro you’ll find a wide range of small businesses, including retail and restaurants.

Nearby businesses include:

• Nova Scotia Agricultural College
• Nova Scotia Community College, Truro Campus
• Stanfield’s Textiles
• Colchester Regional Development Authority
• Crossley Carpet Mills
• Kerr Controls
• Wilson Fuels
• Kohler Windows
• Debert Air Industrial Park
• Kemptown Park
• AgriTECH Park
• Truro Power Centre
• VIA Rail Depot
• Acadian Lines Depot
• Robert Stanfield International Airport, Halifax (45 minutes)
• Downtown Shopping District
• Truro Industrial Park

If you are searching for a destination that appeals to all ages and lifestyles, consider Truro. There is a wide variety of activities waiting for you, coupled with the charm of a small town with all the modern conveniences. The Holiday Inn Hotel & Conference Centre is ideally situated, putting Truro’s key attractions and destinations within easy reach.