Halifax
Nova Scotia
Halifax is the vibrant coastal capital of Nova Scotia, known for its rich maritime history, welcoming culture, and scenic waterfront. Founded in 1749, the city blends historic landmarks with modern restaurants, shops, and waterfront experiences. Visitors can explore everything from historic forts and museums to lively markets and seaside villages just beyond the city. With its walkable downtown and friendly atmosphere, Halifax is a favourite stop for travellers exploring Atlantic Canada.
Highlights
Hop On Hop Off City Tour
Discover Halifax at your own pace aboard an authentic vintage double-decker bus. This flexible tour lets you hop on and off at key attractions including the waterfront, Halifax Public Gardens, and Fairview Lawn Cemetery (Titanic Gravesite). It’s an easy and enjoyable way to see the city’s highlights in a single visit.
Halifax Citadel National Historic Site
Step into Halifax’s military past at the star-shaped hilltop fortress overlooking the city. Watch costumed interpreters bring the 19th-century garrison to life, explore the historic grounds, and listen for the famous noon gun. It’s one of Halifax’s most recognizable landmarks and offers panoramic views of the harbour below.
Peggy's Cove Tour
Visit one of Nova Scotia’s most photographed coastal villages on a guided tour to Peggy’s Cove. Walk along the rugged granite shoreline, see the iconic lighthouse, and experience the charm of this historic fishing community. Along the way, enjoy scenic views and stories about the region’s maritime heritage.
