Halifax

Upscale seafood restaurant in a historic building, known for fresh lobster and maritime atmosphere.

An intimate dining experience celebrating Nova Scotia's terroir through seasonal tasting menus. Features sophisticated, contemporary space with Galley seating for kitchen views.

Modern Italian cuisine with harbor views and fresh pasta.

Canada's largest maritime museum with Titanic artifacts and naval history.

Historic fort with panoramic city views and daily reenactments.

Features interactive exhibits telling the stories of over one million immigrants who entered Canada through this historic gateway. It showcases personal stories and cultural heritage related to Canadian immigration.

Waterfront shopping complex with unique boutiques and maritime crafts.

Premier waterfront shopping destination with award-winning boutiques. Established in 2003, this mixed-use development attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors annually.

Local produce and artisanal goods.

Urban park with coastal trails, historic ruins, and harbor views.

Intimate 5-hour harbor experience combining boating exploration with coastal hiking. Features private tours for 1-8 passengers with guided harbor history narration and sunset viewing over Bedford Basin. Offers a relaxed coastal adventure with music and ocean views.

Large park with hiking trails, the Dingle Tower, and lake access.

Canada's most famous lighthouse perched on granite rocks with stunning ocean views.

Historic park in the Northwest Arm area featuring the Dingle Tower with panoramic harbor views. The 2.8km loop trail has elevation changes with mixed crusher dust and paved surfaces, offering a family-friendly atmosphere with waterfront access.

Historic cemetery with graves of Titanic victims and maritime history.

Annual summer festival featuring street performers from around the world.

Star-shaped fort overlooking downtown Halifax with military history dating back to 1749. Features live reenactments, guided tours, and panoramic city views.

Spectacular gathering of historic sailing ships with deck tours and sailing excursions.

Historic fort with panoramic city views and daily reenactments.

Nova Scotia's premier street performance festival celebrating its 38th-39th year with international artists performing along Halifax and Dartmouth waterfronts. Features multiple stages at various waterfront locations including Halifax Seaport, Maritime Museum, and Alderney Landing.

Interactive outdoor sculpture popular with visitors for photos.

A 4-kilometer wooden boardwalk along the harbor featuring ocean views, restaurant patios, and artisan markets. The Canadian flags create a distinctive maritime atmosphere, making it a scenic spot for dining and shopping.

A UNESCO heritage site with uniformed soldiers and military history exhibits at the Army Museum. The impressive fortifications offer a step back in time and provide panoramic views of the city.

An iconic lighthouse and picturesque coastal community less than an hour from Halifax. It features one of Canada's most photographed spots, making it a popular day trip destination.