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Best-kept secret Visitors and locals alike often refer to Halifax, and indeed all of Nova Scotia, as the "best-kept secret" in Canada. With one of the largest natural harbors in the world, Nova Scotia's capital is the biggest and most cosmopolitan city in Atlantic Canada's four provinces. Less than two hours by air from New York and Toronto, it is the … Read Halifax introduction

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This smoke-free pub is loaded with atmosphere. Tromp down narrow, worn stone stairs to reach the belowground level; beer-lovers tend to gravitate to this floor, where murky, paned windows help create the atmosphere of a small British …

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A three-story Victorian house established in 1876, the Waverley is just the place for those who like elegance and beauty. There are 32 rooms, some small and …

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Cafe Chianti boasts one of the finest wine lists—and most knowledgeable wine stewards—in the city. Best known for its impressive pasta repertoire, it also offers interesting Hungarian concoctions in an intimate, Old …
Halifax, Nova Scotia is a great place to hide from the rest of world.
Perched on one of the world's largest natural harbours, fog-bound Halifax has gone from old-salt port to deluxe destination, with its historic areas gussied up into sleek tourist precincts. More and more travellers are setting course for Nova Scotia's capital.
Maritime Museum of the Atlantic Part of this impressive waterfront museum was a chandlery, where all the gear needed to outfit a vessel was sold. You can smell the charred ropes, cured to protect them from saltwater, and try pumping a hand-operated foghorn. There's a wildly popular display on the …
Population : 360000 Area : 21425km² Longitude / Latitude : -63.6510009766 / 44.6800003052 Currency : Canadian Dollar (CAD) Weights & Measures system : Metric
Getting there Halifax International Airport has direct services to major cities such as Montréal, Toronto and St John's in Newfoundland. There are also smaller connecting flights available to other destinations throughout Maritime Canada. The airport is 39km (24mi) from central …
Recent History These days Halifax is a bustling port town and the largest city east of Montréal. It's harbour provides year-round access for shipping, unique among Canada's east coast ports. The naval base provides the town with a major fillip, as do industries such as manufacturing, oil …
Halifax's proximity to the sea helps dictate its temperatures, with cooler weather than cities further inland and a warm rather than hot summer. Plenty of fog descends on Halifax, especially from mid-spring to early summer. One out of every three mornings per year on average reveals fog across …
Halifax's unusually pleasing harborside setting, now home to a city of some 115,000 (about three times as many in the greater metro area), first attracted Europeans in 1749, when Col. Edward Cornwallis established a military outpost here. (The site was named after George Montagu Dunk, second …
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