Best Landmarks in Halifax

Explore Halifax's Historic Properties: Where waterfront history comes alive with unique shops, dining, and East Coast charm on the boardwalk.

Experience Halifax by land and sea! Explore historic landmarks and splash into the harbor on a unique amphibious adventure.

Halifax's iconic Town Clock: a historic timekeeper overlooking the city from Citadel Hill since 1803. A must-see landmark!

Discover a tranquil oasis in Halifax's South End, honoring peace, friendship, and Mi'kmaw heritage with waterfront views and community spirit.

Discover Halifax's history and panoramic views at the iconic Sir Sandford Fleming Memorial Tower in beautiful Dingle Park.

Explore Canada's naval history aboard the last surviving Flower-class corvette, a National Historic Site on Halifax's waterfront.

Explore Halifax's oldest Martello tower in Point Pleasant Park, a historic site with stunning views and rich military history.

Explore the rich history of Halifax at The Old Burying Ground, a tranquil cemetery filled with stories of the city's early settlers and notable figures.

A place for reflection and remembrance, the Halifax Explosion Memorial Bell Tower commemorates the tragic 1917 explosion and the resilience of Halifax.

Discover Halifax's Irish heritage at the Historic Irishtown Signage, marking the vibrant community that shaped the city's cultural landscape.

Explore Halifax's historic guardian: Fort McNab National Historic Site on McNabs Island. Military history, hiking trails, and stunning harbor views await!

Honoring Sir Samuel Cunard, founder of the Cunard Line, this iconic statue celebrates Halifax's maritime heritage on the bustling waterfront.

Explore Halifax's Mystery Walls: An intriguing historical site with enigmatic stone structures and captivating natural beauty.

Discover The Emigrant Statue in Halifax, a powerful tribute to immigrants seeking new beginnings and a symbol of hope along the beautiful waterfront.

A solemn tribute to Canadian naval heroes, offering a place for quiet reflection within the historic Point Pleasant Park in Halifax.

Visit Canada's oldest official residence in Halifax, a Georgian masterpiece hosting historical treasures and cultural events for all Nova Scotians.

Discover the Last Steps Memorial Arch in Halifax, a poignant historical landmark honoring the sacrifices of Canadian soldiers and enriching your travel experience.

Explore the CSS Acadia, a floating museum in Halifax, and discover a century of maritime history, naval service, and scientific exploration.

Discover Halifax's architectural gem: Saint George's Round Church, a unique Palladian-style historical landmark with a rich heritage and vibrant community.

Discover The Wave, a breathtaking sculpture that captures the essence of Halifax's maritime spirit along the scenic waterfront.

Explore Halifax's Point Pleasant Battery: A historic coastal defense within a scenic park, offering trails and harbor views.

A solemn Halifax landmark commemorating the 1917 explosion, featuring the Mont-Blanc's anchor as a symbol of remembrance and resilience.

Explore Halifax's eerie side: a captivating ghost walk through historic streets, filled with chilling tales and local legends.

A historic 18th-century clock on Halifax's waterfront, marking the city's naval heritage and standing as Canada's oldest working clock.

Discover Halifax's Historic Schmidtville: A charming neighborhood with unique architecture and a rich past, reflecting the city's vibrant heritage.

Honoring Acadian heritage on the Halifax waterfront, a place for reflection and cultural appreciation.

Honoring Norwegian seafarers and the enduring friendship between Norway and Canada on Halifax's historic waterfront.

A bronze tribute to Winston Churchill in Halifax, Nova Scotia, commemorating his wartime leadership and legacy on Spring Garden Road.

Explore the poignant history of Africville, a National Historic Site that commemorates a resilient Black community and the struggle for social justice.

Commemorating the Crimean War, this Halifax monument honors Nova Scotian heroes and stands as a unique historical landmark in North America.

A historic military cemetery in Halifax, offering a serene space to reflect on the city's past and honor those who served.

Honoring Canadian Sacrifice: A historic war memorial in downtown Halifax commemorating the South African War and those who served.

Explore the historical D'Anville's Encampment in Halifax, Nova Scotia, commemorating a key 1746 French expedition and its impact on Canadian history.

A historical landmark in Halifax, commemorating the 1917 explosion and the city's maritime heritage. A symbol of resilience and remembrance.

Explore The Purple House, a charming historical landmark in Halifax's North End, showcasing unique architecture and rich local culture.

Explore Halifax's naval past at Admiralty House, a historic mansion and home to the Naval Museum of Halifax, offering insights into Canada's maritime legacy.