While visiting the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site, you will be able to learn many interesting facts and explore the history of the citadel and the soldiers who once were stationed here - everything you are eager to learn about Halifax’s military history in one place!

St. Paul's Anglican Church is the oldest building in the whole of Halifax! Visit and immerse yourself in Georgian architecture, light elegant interior, impressive stained glass windows, unique crypt, and remarkable history!

Immerse yourself in the rich marine history depicted by this museum's vast collection from binnacles and buoys to anchors and armaments.

The Old Burying Ground is a tribute to the strength of Halifax. It survived the 1917 Halifax Explosion and it figured prominently in the VE Day riots at the end of World War II.

Government House is truly a treasure for Nova Scotia and Canada. It remains one of the single most important parts of the provincial and national history of the country.

Halifax Public Gardens are one of North America's finest examples of a Victorian garden! Visit and immerse yourself in the tropical displays, heritage trees, decoratively planted flower beds, and various colorfully blooming flowers!