Explore Canada's immigration story at Pier 21, with an optional visit to the museum inside.

Browse local flavours and waterfront energy at North America’s oldest continuously operating farmers’ market.

Meet Halifax-born shipping pioneer Samuel Cunard at his waterfront monument.

Discover hands-on science at the Discovery Centre, with an optional visit inside.

Pause at The Emigrant, a moving tribute to the courage and hope of newcomers to Canada.

Admire Georges Island National Historic Site across the harbour, with seasonal ferry visits available separately.

Spot The Way Things Are, Chris Hanson and Hendrika Sonnenberg’s playful sculpture of crooked light posts.

Relax in a waterfront hammock and enjoy sweeping views across Halifax Harbour.

See The Wave, a bold waterfront sculpture that became one of Halifax’s best-known photo stops.

Cool off beside the playful Fountain at Bishop’s Landing on a warm waterfront day.

Stroll Halifax Waterfront Boardwalk past shops, murals, public art and harbour views.

See HMCS Sackville, Canada’s Naval Memorial, with an optional seasonal visit aboard the ship.

Explore Atlantic Canada’s seafaring heritage at the Maritime Museum, with an optional visit inside.

See CSS Acadia, a preserved Edwardian-era hydrographic ship moored beside the Maritime Museum.

View the historic Cable Wharf, a 1913 landmark linked to Halifax’s transatlantic cable era.

See the landmark Dockyard Clock, a working 19th-century timepiece overlooking the harbour.

See the Halifax Ferry Terminal, gateway to a quick harbour crossing to Dartmouth.

Visit Privateers’ Warehouse, one of the waterfront’s oldest surviving buildings and home to The Lower Deck.

Discover Collins Court and Bank Building within Halifax’s atmospheric Historic Properties.

Finish at Market Mall, a covered passage lined with shops and waterfront character.