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Halifax, Nova Scotia overview

Halifax is perfect for exploring on foot, with tree-lined streets, inviting sidewalk cafes, and museums in a park-like waterfront setting. Discover historic dockside vessels at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. Stroll lazily through one of the finest Victorian city gardens in North America. Experience the charm of Peggy's Cove, as ships from every corner of the globe sail by in the background.

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Historic Halifax by Foot

Historic Halifax by Foot

$35/Adult

Historic Halifax by FootMarvel at the extraordinary architecture of Halifax as you stroll through th...

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Private Halifax Introduction

Private Halifax Introduction

$143/Adult

Private Halifax IntroductionDiscover Halifax, Nova Scotia’s vibrant capital city and the business, e...

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Lunenburg & Mahone Bay

Lunenburg & Mahone Bay

$125/Adult

Lunenburg & Mahone BayLunenburg and Mahone bay await. So does a charming guide wearing a kilt. Yes,...

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Tall Ship Sailing Cruise

Tall Ship Sailing Cruise

$45/Adult

Tall Ship Sailing CruiseThe Pirate Captain and his crew of outlaws await your arrival. Sign your liv...

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by CatherineEW

Halifax was another good walking city. It's a pretty big and busy place. They have a nice walkway/boardwalk on the shore. There is also a good walking tour through the English gardens and over to the Citadel (self guided). It's not very far but hilly. Plenty of opportunity to walk that ship food off:) Shopping was best at the ship terminal. Got our syrup at the market just before the terminal. It was about $3-$4 cheaper for the same thing.

Visited: Jun 01, 2017

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by jimbob44f

Very nice port. We did the lighthouse and lobsters tour, about an hour on an old double tier flatboat and another hour eating a whole Maine Lobster at Murphy's Restaurant. After that the three of us hiked to the very beautiful public gardens before returning to the ship. Very nice day.

Visited: Jul 20, 2017

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