When visiting this great city, tourists are able to see the sights by walking or driving, depending on the area. The historic downtown waterfront areas of Halifax can be visited by foot, while the other communities around the harbour are accessible by public transit or car. You can even try out one of the many sightseeing tours offered.

There are a lot of things to see and do in Halifax, and here are some places you should look into:

Anna Leonowens Gallery Art Gallery of Nova Scotia Atlantic Canada Aviation Museum Brewery Market Burke-Gaffney Observatory Cathedral Church of All Saints Chapel of Our Lady of Sorrows The Citadel National Historic Park Discovery Centre Fairview Cemetery Fisherman's Cove Fort Needham Memorial Bell Tower Government House

Granville Mall Halifax Public Gardens Harbor Hopper Tours Historic Properties (Privateers Wharf) HMCS Sackville Khyber Center for the Arts The Maritime Museum of the Atlantic Murphy’s On The Water Neptune Theatre Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame Peggy’s Cove Pier 21

Point Pleasant Park Province House Purdy’s Wharf Spring Garden Road St. George’s Round Church St. Paul’s Church Town Clock Thomas McCulloch Museum The Waterfront World Peace Pavilion York Redoubt National Historic Site