Digby, Nova Scotia, can be found on the shores of the Bay of Fundy, home to the world's highest tides. In 1997, Canadian Living Magazine voted Digby the most romantic city in Canada because the fresh sea air and passionate Acadian culture combine to form an enchanting and historically rich destination. A stroll along the Admiral's Walk in downtown Digby will lead visitors to the Admiral Digby Museum, named after Sir Robert Digby, who led pioneers to the town in 1783. The nearby Fisherman's Memorial Park pays homage to the fallen fishers from Digby's past. Digby is well-known as the scallop capital of the world and each year in August the locals hold Digby Scallop Days, an exciting celebration which pays tribute to this distinction. Don't forget the camera; the scallop fleet is a photo opportunity that is not to be missed.