Things To Do
The Bicycle Thief
This is my ultimate go to restaurant on the boardwalk. Unbeatable food, a stunning view and a nice European atmosphere. This is the place to check out for a light snack or a full meal.
Water Polo Restaurant
This restaurant never fails to deliver an experience. The food is incredible and the atmosphere is unlike no other.
Au Liban
Looking for some delicious Lebanese Cuisine while in town? Located in the heart of Halifax just off the boardwalk Au Liban offers a variety of Lebanese dishes.
Halifax Public Gardens
Not Hungry? Take a walk in the beautiful Public Gardens located on Summer Street. The Gardens will be in full bloom in August making it the best time of year to go. Plenty of photo opportunities as well.
Argyle Street
Check out Argyle Street! Not looking for anything in specific? Argyle street has a list of pubs and restaurants to check out. It is most popular for its incredible nightlife with plenty of options to grab a late night snack or drink!
Pane e Circo
Wanting to grab a coffee and enjoy the water front view? I highly recommend Pane E Circo. They have a variety of pastries and delicious Coffees to choose from. It is right next to the Bicycle Thief.
Halifax Citadel National Historic Site
You can't miss this historical site located in the center of downtown!! Citadel hill has one of the best views of the city at the top.
Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21
Pier 21 is an immigration museum located on the Halifax waterfront. History: Pier 21 would serve as a passenger terminal for trans-Atlantic Ocean liners from 1928 until 1971. The Pier was the primary point of entry for nearly one million immigrants and refugees from Europe and elsewhere, as well as the departure point for 496,000 military personnel Canadian troops during World War II. The facility became known informally as the 'Gateway to Canada.'
Maritime Museum of the Atlantic
Located in the heart of Halifax’s waterfront, there’s no better place to immerse yourself in Nova Scotia’s rich maritime heritage than the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. As Canada's largest maritime museum, we have been in existence since 1948 at our current location since 1982. Our maritime exhibits range from Nova Scotia's role in the ill-fated RMS Titanic disaster to the Halifax Harbour Explosion of 1917. You'll see boats and ships from scaled models to life-size small craft spanning from the Days of Sail to the Age of Steam!
The wave Halifax Waterfront
Located on the Halifax Waterfront, The Wave is a classic spot to check out and take a photo.
Alexander Keith's
Check out the Brewery for Alexander Kieth's
Peggy's Cove Lighthouse
Get to spend a little extra time in N.S? Check out the lighthouse located in Peggy's Cove. This is a bit of a drive out but is well worth the drive. While you're at it ensure to grab a buttery lobster roll and take in the views.
Harbour Hopper Tours
If you have some extra time in Halifax don't miss the opportunity to take a tour of the city and catch some waves on the Harbour Hopper!!
