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Version 39 – March 28, 2025 08:07
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- Your tour begins with your friendly local guide meeting you outside of Uncommon Grounds Café in the Halifax Public Gardens. From there, you will begin your walk through the gardens.
- Halifax Public Gardens is one of the finest surviving examples of a Victorian garden in North America. They were founded by the Nova Scotia Horticultural Society in 1836 and were recognized as a National Historic Site in 1984. You will love the peaceful stroll through the grounds, passing by stunning floral foliage.
- From there you will also get a chance to see the historic Camp Hill Cemetery, The Halifax Common - Canada’s oldest urban park -, as well as the Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre.
- As you continue along, you will pass the Citadel National Historic Site. The large hill of the site led the British military to found the town there in 1749. Among the first buildings constructed was a wooden guardhouse on top of what would eventually be called Citadel Hill, with Halifax’s first settlers building their homes at the base of the hill. Today, the Citadel continues to watch over the city’s downtown core as a reminder of Halifax’s past. This historical location will definitely peak your interest.
- After walking past this site, you will come upon the Halifax Clock Tower before heading to City Hall and St. Paul’s Anglican Church. You will continue along to the beautiful waterfront, passing the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia on the way. You will love the Halifax Waterfront - a bustling hotspot in the city with one of the world’s longest urban boardwalks spanning the length of the waterfront for 4km (2.5 miles). As you walk along the boardwalk you’ll get the chance to see the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic (entrance included). You won’t want to miss this incredible Halifax experience!
Your tour begins with your friendly local guide meeting you outside of Uncommon Grounds Café in the Halifax Public Gardens. From there, you will begin your walk through the gardens. Halifax Public Gardens is one of the finest surviving examples of a Victorian garden in North America. They were founded by the Nova Scotia Horticultural Society in 1836 and were recognized as a National Historic Site in 1984. You will love the peaceful stroll through the grounds, passing by stunning floral foliage.From there you will also get a chance to see the historic Camp Hill Cemetery, The Halifax Common - Canada’s oldest urban park -, as well as the Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre.As you continue along, you will pass the Citadel National Historic Site. The large hill of the site led the British military to found the town there in 1749. Among the first buildings constructed was a wooden guardhouse on top of what would eventually be called Citadel Hill, with Halifax’s first settlers building their homes at the base of the hill. Today, the Citadel continues to watch over the city’s downtown core as a reminder of Halifax’s past. This historical location will definitely peak your interest.After walking past this site, you will come upon the Halifax Clock Tower before heading to City Hall and St. Paul’s Anglican Church. You will continue along to the beautiful waterfront, passing the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia on the way. You will love the Halifax Waterfront - a bustling hotspot in the city with one of the world’s longest urban boardwalks spanning the length of the waterfront for 4km (2.5 miles). As you walk along the boardwalk you’ll get the chance to see the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic (entrance included). You won’t want to miss this incredible Halifax experience!
Version 21 – August 15, 2024 14:21
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Version 20 – August 15, 2024 14:18
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- Short Description
- Your tour begins with your friendly local guide meeting you outside of Uncommon Grounds Café in the Halifax Public Gardens. From there, you will begin your walk through the gardens.
- Halifax Public Gardens is one of the finest surviving examples of a Victorian garden in North America. They were founded by the Nova Scotia Horticultural Society in 1836 and were recognized as a National Historic Site in 1984. You will love the peaceful stroll through the grounds, passing by stunning floral foliage.
- From there you will also get a chance to see the historic Camp Hill Cemetery, The Halifax Common - Canada’s oldest urban park -, as well as the Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre.
- As you continue along, you will pass the Citadel National Historic Site. The large hill of the site led the British military to found the town there in 1749. Among the first buildings constructed was a wooden guardhouse on top of what would eventually be called Citadel Hill, with Halifax’s first settlers building their homes at the base of the hill. Today, the Citadel continues to watch over the city’s downtown core as a reminder of Halifax’s past. This historical location will definitely peak your interest.
- After walking past this site, you will come upon the Halifax Clock Tower before heading to City Hall and St. Paul’s Anglican Church. You will continue along to the beautiful waterfront, passing the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia on the way. You will love the Halifax Waterfront - a bustling hotspot in the city with one of the world’s longest urban boardwalks spanning the length of the waterfront for 4km (2.5 miles). As you walk along the boardwalk you’ll get the chance to see the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic (entrance included). You won’t want to miss this incredible Halifax experience!
- Your tour begins with your friendly local guide meeting you outside of Uncommon Grounds Café in the Halifax Public Gardens. From there, you will begin your walk through the gardens.
- Halifax Public Gardens is one of the finest surviving examples of a Victorian garden in North America. They were founded by the Nova Scotia Horticultural Society in 1836 and were recognized as a National Historic Site in 1984. You will love the peaceful stroll through the grounds, passing by stunning floral foliage.
- From there you will also get a chance to see the historic Camp Hill Cemetery, The Halifax Common - Canada’s oldest urban park -, as well as the Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre.
- As you continue along, you will pass the Citadel National Historic Site. The large hill of the site led the British military to found the town there in 1749. Among the first buildings constructed was a wooden guardhouse on top of what would eventually be called Citadel Hill, with Halifax’s first settlers building their homes at the base of the hill. Today, the Citadel continues to watch over the city’s downtown core as a reminder of Halifax’s past. This historical location will definitely peak your interest.
After walking past this site, you will come upon the Halifax Clock Tower before heading to City Hall and St. Paul’s Anglican Church. You will continue along to the beautiful waterfront, passing the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia on the way. You will love the Halifax Waterfront - a bustling hotspot in the city with one of the world’s longest urban boardwalks spanning the length of the waterfront for 4km (2.5 miles). As you walk along the boardwalk you’ll get the chance to see the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. You won’t want to miss this incredible Halifax experience!
Version 19 – August 15, 2024 14:17
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- Short Description
- Your tour begins with your friendly local guide meeting you outside of Uncommon Grounds Café in the Halifax Public Gardens. From there, you will begin your walk through the gardens.
- Halifax Public Gardens is one of the finest surviving examples of a Victorian garden in North America. They were founded by the Nova Scotia Horticultural Society in 1836 and were recognized as a National Historic Site in 1984. You will love the peaceful stroll through the grounds, passing by stunning floral foliage.
- From there you will also get a chance to see the historic Camp Hill Cemetery, The Halifax Common - Canada’s oldest urban park -, as well as the Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre.
- As you continue along, you will pass the Citadel National Historic Site. The large hill of the site led the British military to found the town there in 1749. Among the first buildings constructed was a wooden guardhouse on top of what would eventually be called Citadel Hill, with Halifax’s first settlers building their homes at the base of the hill. Today, the Citadel continues to watch over the city’s downtown core as a reminder of Halifax’s past. This historical location will definitely peak your interest.
- After walking past this site, you will come upon the Halifax Clock Tower before heading to City Hall and St. Paul’s Anglican Church. You will continue along to the beautiful waterfront, passing the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia on the way. You will love the Halifax Waterfront - a bustling hotspot in the city with one of the world’s longest urban boardwalks spanning the length of the waterfront for 4km (2.5 miles). As you walk along the boardwalk you’ll get the chance to see the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. You won’t want to miss this incredible Halifax experience!
- Your tour begins with your friendly local guide meeting you outside of Uncommon Grounds Café in the Halifax Public Gardens. From there, you will begin your walk through the gardens.
- Halifax Public Gardens is one of the finest surviving examples of a Victorian garden in North America. They were founded by the Nova Scotia Horticultural Society in 1836 and were recognized as a National Historic Site in 1984. You will love the peaceful stroll through the grounds, passing by stunning floral foliage.
- From there you will also get a chance to see the historic Camp Hill Cemetery, The Halifax Common - Canada’s oldest urban park -, as well as the Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre.
- As you continue along, you will pass the Citadel National Historic Site. The large hill of the site led the British military to found the town there in 1749. Among the first buildings constructed was a wooden guardhouse on top of what would eventually be called Citadel Hill, with Halifax’s first settlers building their homes at the base of the hill. Today, the Citadel continues to watch over the city’s downtown core as a reminder of Halifax’s past. This historical location will definitely peak your interest.
After walking past this site, you will come upon the Halifax Clock Tower before heading to City Hall and St. Paul’s Anglican Church. You will continue along to the beautiful waterfront, passing the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia on the way. You will love the Halifax Waterfront - a bustling hotspot in the city with one of the world’s longest urban boardwalks spanning the length of the waterfront for 4km (2.5 miles). As you walk along the boardwalk you’ll get the chance to see the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, the Discovery Centre, and dozens of amazing restaurants and stores.As you reach The Canadian Immigration Museum at Pier 21, your tour will come to a close. Feel free to explore the incredible museum on your own, or continue to wander along the boardwalk, stopping by any restaurants or shops that catch your eye. You won’t want to miss this incredible Halifax experience!
Version 18 – July 31, 2024 17:55
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- guided, outdoor walking tour of halifax, photo stop opportunities at multiple points of interest including: public gardens, citadel historic site, halifax waterfront and pier 21 immigration museum, small group, take a walk through the beautiful public gardens, visit the national citadel national historic site, walk along the waterfront and go inside the maritime museum of the atlantic
guided, outdoor walking tour of halifax, photo stop opportunities at multiple points of interest including: public gardens, citadel historic site, halifax waterfront and pier 21 immigration museum, small group (max 10 people), take a walk through the beautiful public gardens, visit the national citadel national historic site, walk along the waterfront and go inside the maritime museum of the atlantic
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- small group , tour operates rain or shine
small group (10 guests), tour operates rain or shine
Version 17 – July 13, 2024 11:28
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Version 14 – June 10, 2023 18:00
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- Best of Halifax Walking Tour with Citadel + Maritime Museum
Halifax Small Group Walking Tour with Citadel + Maritime Museum
Version 11 – April 06, 2023 18:29
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- a chance to see the historic camp hill cemetery, the halifax common, pass the art gallery of halifax on the way to the halifax waterfront, small group (max 10 people), take a walk through the beautiful public gardens, visit the national citadel national historic site, walk along the waterfront and go inside the maritime museum of the atlantic, you will come upon the halifax clock tower, city hall and st. paul’s anglican church.
a chance to see the historic camp hill cemetery, the halifax common, pass the art gallery of halifax on the way to the halifax waterfront, small group (max 10 people), take a walk through the beautiful public gardens, visit the national citadel national historic site, walk along the waterfront and go inside the maritime museum of the atlantic, you will come upon the halifax clock tower before heading to city hall and st. paul’s anglican church.
Version 10 – April 05, 2023 16:45
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- guided, outdoor walking tour of halifax, photo stop opportunities at multiple points of interest including: public gardens, citadel historic site, halifax waterfront and pier 21 immigration museum, small group (max 10 people), take a walk through the beautiful public gardens, visit the national citadel national historic site, walk along the waterfront and go inside the maritime museum of the atlantic
guided, outdoor walking tour of halifax, photo stop opportunities at multiple points of interest including: public gardens, citadel historic site, halifax waterfront and pier 21 immigration museum, small group (max 10 people), take a walk through the beautiful public gardens, visit the national citadel national historic site
Version 9 – April 05, 2023 16:44
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- a chance to see the historic camp hill cemetery, the halifax common, pass the art gallery of halifax on the way to the halifax waterfront, small group (max 10 people), take a walk through the beautiful public gardens, visit the national citadel national historic site, walk along the waterfront and go inside the maritime museum of the atlantic, you will come upon the halifax clock tower before heading to city hall and st. paul’s anglican church.
a chance to see the historic camp hill cemetery, the halifax common, pass the art gallery of halifax on the way to the halifax waterfront, small group (max 10 people), take a walk through the beautiful public gardens, visit the national citadel national historic site, walk along the waterfront past maritime museum of the atlantic, the discovery centre, and restaurants and stores, you will come upon the halifax clock tower before heading to city hall and st. paul’s anglican church.
Version 8 – April 04, 2023 16:18
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- Halifax Small Group Walking Tour with Citadel + Maritime Museum
Best of Halifax Walking Tour
Version 7 – March 27, 2023 16:50
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- guided, outdoor walking tour of halifax, photo stop opportunities at multiple points of interest including: public gardens, citadel historic site, halifax waterfront and pier 21 immigration museum, small group (max 10 people), take a walk through the beautiful public gardens, visit the national citadel national historic site
guided, outdoor walking tour of halifax, photo stop opportunities at multiple points of interest including: public gardens, citadel historic site, halifax waterfront and pier 21 immigration museum, small group (max 10 people)
Version 6 – March 27, 2023 16:47
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Version 4 – March 27, 2023 16:41
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Version 3 – March 27, 2023 16:40
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Version 2 – March 27, 2023 16:40
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Version 1 – March 27, 2023 16:39
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- Pick up location is required for all guests.
- Name of lead traveler is required for all bookings.
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- Cancellation notes
- Full refunds will be offered for cancellations made at least 24 hours prior to departure time. For cancellations made with less than 24 hours to departure time, a $50 cancellation fee per guest will apply.
Up to 24 hours before the beginning of the activity: full refundLess than 24 hours before the beginning of the activity or no-show: no refund