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HALIFAX ATTRACTIONS YOU CAN’T MISS
HALIFAX CITADEL NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE & THE TOWN CLOCK 5425 Sackville Street, Downtown Halifax
The most visited National Historic Site in Canada, the Halifax Citadel and iconic Old Town Clock have stood watch over the city since 1803. Take a guided tour to learn about life in the trenches. halifaxcitadel.ca
HALIFAX WATERFRONT Lower Water Street, Downtown Halifax
The Halifax Waterfront is the #1 visited attraction in the province and it’s one of the
best ways to experience our bustling port city. Explore historic sites, unique shops, waterfront restaurants and major attractions while taking in stunning views of historic vessels, sailboats and visiting cruise ships.
ALEXANDER KEITH’S BREWERY 1496 Lower Water Street, Downtown Halifax
Learn about the man who started it all with an award-winning, immersive theatrical tour and of course, a sampling of Mr. Keith’s ales. alexanderkeithsbrewery.com
HALIFAX PUBLIC GARDENS Corner of Spring Garden Road & South Park Street, Downtown Halifax
Full of Victorian-era charm, the Public Gardens is an urban oasis with ornamental fountains, formal flower beds, peaceful ponds, a bandstand and a beautiful wrought iron entrance. halifaxpublicgardens.ca
PEGGY’S COVE Peggy’s Point Road, Peggy's Cove Coastal Region
Peggy’s Cove is home to one of the most photographed lighthouses in the world! The red-and-white lighthouse, perched atop an expanse of rocks and overlooking the rolling Atlantic waves is an iconic Canadian image with a view you need to experience to fully appreciate. peggyscoveregion.com
CANADIAN MUSEUM OF IMMIGRATION AT PIER 21 1055 Marginal Road, Downtown Halifax
Pier 21, a National Historic Site, was the gateway to Canada for one million immigrants from 1928-1971, and a departure point for 500,000 Canadian military personnel during World War II. Today, it’s home to the Canadian Museum of Immigration. | pier21.ca
ART GALLERY OF NOVA SCOTIA 1723 Hollis Street, Downtown Halifax
The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia is Atlantic Canada’s largest art museum, featuring a permanent collection of nearly 19,000 pieces. Explore the work of celebrated Nova Scotian folk artist, Maud Lewis. artgalleryofnovascotia.ca