TOP 10 Things to do in Halifax, Nova Scotia 2023!
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- TOP 10 Things to do in Halifax, Nova Scotia 2023!
Halifax, Nova Scotia is an amazing place to visit in Nova Scotia. If you want to know top 10 what to do in Halifax or you need a travel guide, please keep watching.
5. Take a stroll through the historic neighborhood of Halifax: Taking a stroll through Halifax's historic neighborhood is a delightful way to experience the city's charm and character. This area features stunning architecture, including beautiful Victorian-era homes and charming storefronts. It's also home to many cozy cafes and local shops, offering visitors a chance to experience the unique culture of the city. This walkable area is perfect for a leisurely stroll and provides an opportunity to step back in time while enjoying the vibrant energy of the city.
4. Visit the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia: The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia in Halifax is a must-visit destination for art lovers. The museum boasts a diverse collection of art, including works by local artists and international masters, spanning various mediums and styles. From contemporary art to historic works, the museum offers a unique and engaging experience. Visitors can also take part in workshops, events, and tours to enhance their appreciation and understanding of the art on display.
3. Explore the Peggy's Cove Lighthouse: Exploring the Peggy's Cove Lighthouse is a must-do activity when in Halifax. This iconic lighthouse is situated on the rugged coastline, offering breathtaking views of the ocean and surrounding landscape. The picturesque fishing village of Peggy's Cove provides a charming backdrop to this landmark, and the area is renowned for its stunning natural beauty. It's a perfect spot for photography, and the rugged coastline is a favorite for hikers and those seeking an outdoor adventure.
2. Take a trip to the Halifax Seaport Farmers' Market: Taking a trip to the Halifax Seaport Farmers' Market is a must-do activity in Halifax. The market offers a fantastic selection of fresh produce, local crafts, and artisanal goods, making it a great place to discover local flavors and culture. The market is located in a beautiful waterfront location and is a great place to grab a bite to eat or to pick up a souvenir. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, and the vendors are friendly and knowledgeable, making it a great experience for all.
1. Visit the Halifax Central Library: The Halifax Central Library is more than just a library - it's a must-visit destination in Halifax. This modern and innovative building boasts stunning architecture, including a green rooftop garden with panoramic views of the city. The library offers a great selection of books and media, along with technology resources, workshops, and cultural events. With its inviting atmosphere and impressive amenities, the Halifax Central Library is a great place to relax, learn, and connect with the community.
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The AI robot who narrated this video couldn't possibly understand how wonderful this city is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
yep! I was there on vacation last year. Thank god! My friend shows me his home city :)
So nice ❤
Dont forget to visit Sunnyvale.
As someone who lives in Halifax, Citadel Hill is probably the only thing that won't bore you to tears. But it still might.
I have a feeling reading and study are not part of your background. Halifax is both a spiritual and intellectual city.
@@maryrafuse3851This really couldn't be any further from reality. Halifax is an atheist city, and I don't see what makes it an intellectual city either. Where are all the intellectuals and what are they doing?
The most widely known people from NS in general are athletes and a handful of actors. We don't even have internationally acclaimed authors, let alone scientists or other intellectuals.
We're a city of hipster morons who think they are intellectuals maybe. That I would give you.
Those who love the study of history will love Halifax. Those who don't want to learn new things will find little to excite them. I find the facts not mentioned most interesting. One it that Halifax was the home of Samuel Cunard and that he founded the famous Cunard Line. White Star Line was Cunard's big rival. The disasters that White Star experienced all found their way back to the rival city in one way or another beginning with the SS Atlantic in 1873. It is the rival line, Cunard, that will rescue the Titanic survivors and it is Halifax that will bury many of the Titanic dead. Growth in Halifax was slow for decades, now this city with a stunning setting is growing fast and up with new high rises everywhere you look. It's fun to see an old city energized by new people from all over the world and growing towards one million people. What is even more exciting is that once one million people are reached it will grow beyond this rapidly.
Im just interested in the dark beauty of Halifax but this is also nice to know in case I dont find her
That must be old video of the farmers market. It's not that big anymore and is in the far side of the building. I miss the way it used to be.
I live in Dartmouth. I love how one on the list of things to do in halifax is to leave halifax. Lol. Also all they did was google tourism halifax and paste it into a video they have never been here. And as you can see, not much to actually do here. You can eat seafood, get drunk and go on a boat tour of the harbor you can see the same thing on the ferry for $2.00
I grew up in Dartmouth. Moved across the harbour when I was 20. You couldn't pay me to move back to Dartmouth.
Nice video. But I have to say it is very sad what the city has to offer
like what
Agreed. I live here in Dartmouth. Essentially Halifax and there is nothing to do here.
Number 1 leave...
I have been there, litter, garbage everywhere, where should be flower beds, litter, cigarette butts and garbage.
Homeless everywhere in Spring Garden Rd, drug addicted.
Half of new planted trees are already dead.
R u staying in helifax ??
sounds like LA but Im sure Halifax is a decent place
@@BatMajor It's not as bad as they're making it out to be, nowhere near LA, but it is getting worse. As far as garbage everywhere, not sure where that is coming from, it's certainly no worse than any North American city. Homeless problem is getting worse though, and I'm not seeing anything in the pipeline that will reverse that trend. Expensive groceries, insane rent if you can even find a place, etc.
You have an axe to grind and have not experienced success in this city, success that others have found. So, you see negatives everywhere you look. Drugs are a problem in all major cities and those who litter and throw cigarette butts should spend time locked up. No question about this.
@@maryrafuse3851 I think you are actually just getting super defensive. And I don't think that locking up people who litter would improve the city at all. Locking people up for minor offenses would only be another huge negative to living here, and would also cost tax payers a ton of money with nothing but negative results.
If you really wanted to spend our tax dollars on something to solve the problem, spend it on trash cleanup jobs, and then give those jobs to the people living in tents.