Experience Truro – Hub City and Heart of Colchester Country

Putting Truro at Your Fingertips

Nestled in the heart of charming downtown Truro, Holiday Inn Hotel & Conference Centre is ideally situated, putting Truro’s key attractions and destinations within easy reach. You’ll be able to do more in Truro when you choose Holiday Inn Hotel & Conference Centre.

Truro’s Legacy

Truro has been an important provincial town for centuries. Originally established by Ulster Scottish settlers in 1759, Truro’s roots still can be traced back to its early days as an agricultural centre. Farming in an important industry – Nova Scotia Agricultural College, located in neighbouring Bible Hill, is the only higher-level institute dedicated to studying agriculture and agribusiness in Nova Scotia.

Things to See and Do in Truro

Truro is an all-seasons destination with something for everyone. Get outdoors, and visit Victoria park, home to 400-acres of natural woodland and 20-kilometres of walking trails. The Tidal Bore is one of Nova Scotia’s most popular tourist attractions, and is only minutes form Holiday Inn Hotel & Conference Centre, Truro. Other popular destinations include: Truro Raceway, one of Atlantic Canada’s only horseracing venues; the Truro Tulip Festival held in May, and the Dutch Mason Blues Festival.

Winter in Truro

Winter is equally special. Sledding, curling, skiing, skating, playing hockey – frankly, the possibilities are endless. Speaking of hockey, don’t forget to visit nearby Salmon River, home to Hockeyville 2006. A short 40-minute drive is home to Ski Wentworth, home to some of the best skiing in the Maritimes!