Best Things to Do in Halifax
Halifax is steeped in history, much of which centers around the sea. For an in-depth look at the city's watery past, reserve a few hours for the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. Another must-see historic site is the towering Citadel, a fortress used as a naval station during the reign of the British Empire. If your history quota still isn't filled, take a tour of Alexander Keith's Brewery, one of the oldest breweries in North America. Halifax is also bursting with outdoor activities: take a stroll through the Public Gardens, enjoy a leisurely ferry ride to nearby Dartmouth or enjoy the harbor views from the vibrant Historic Properties Wharf.
Why go: To sample historic Halifax, spend a few hours perusing the Historic Properties. Overlooking the harbor ... read more»
Why go: Towering over downtown Halifax, the Citadel is a testament to the city's military past ... read more»
Why go: The Public Gardens are a living testament to the Victorian era. And visitors welcome the ... read more»
Why go: Sitting across the harbor from Halifax is Dartmouth, a small town that has been around ... read more»
Why go: It makes sense that Canada's oldest and most substantial maritime museum is located in ... read more»
Why go: Founded in 1749 by Britain's King George II, St. Paul's is Canada's ... read more»
Why go: Between 1928 and 1971, one million immigrants passed through the doors of Pier 21 and ... read more»
Why go: Founded in 1820, Alexander Keith's Brewery is one of the oldest commercial breweries in ... read more»
Why go: This three-story Palladian building in the heart of Halifax has provided a meeting ground for ... read more»








