Perched on the edge of the Atlantic with salty sea breezes and a whole lot of character, Halifax is the kind of city that blends history, culture, and coastal charm in all the right ways. Whether you’re strolling along the vibrant waterfront boardwalk, diving into the city’s rich maritime past, or digging into fresh lobster rolls (or a mouth-watering donair) with a view, Halifax has something for every type of explorer. From lively festivals and iconic landmarks to hidden gems and scenic day trips, here’s your guide to the very best things to do in Nova Scotia’s capital!
Along the wharf, you’ll also find the information centre, a variety of beautiful boats, whale-watching tours, and the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, which we’ll talk about below. There’s also some cool artwork along the way, and you’ll eventually end at the Farmers’ Market and the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, which is one of the top things to do in Halifax.
If you’re hungry or thirsty, don’t worry! You’ll find dozens of restaurants and pubs along the waterfront.
A great solo travel tip spotted this week on Must Do Canada.
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