Halifax Weekend on a Budget
Halifax is a bustling big city with a classic small-town, east coast vibe. Dozens of pubs, restaurants and cafes line the streets of downtown Halifax, with gorgeous views of the harbor and the Atlantic Ocean beyond. Here, you'll find a little something for everyone.
The Farmer's Market is one of the most popular things to do in Halifax on a Saturday morning. With an incredibly large selection of goods, this venue fills up quickly and you may want to arrive early for best pickings. Fresh vegetables, eggs, homemade waffles, delicious samosas -- you name it, you can find it here. Or, if you're lookin... More >
The Farmer's Market is one of the most popular things to do in Halifax on a Saturday morning. With an incredibly large selection of goods, this venue fills up quickly and you may want to arrive early for best pickings. Fresh vegetables, eggs, homemade waffles, delicious samosas -- you name it, you can find it here. Or, if you're looking for great gift and souvenir ideas, check out some goods from the local artisans who handcraft beautiful jewelry and even notebooks.
Ever wanted to ride in an amphibious vehicle? Here's your chance! This converted military vehicle was used by the USA during the Vietnam War, and now offers tours of the city. Learn some incredibly interesting historical facts about Halifax, and then drive straight into the harbor to view the city skyline from the water.
The staff are known for being friendly and helpful, and the rooms are big enough to play host for two or more people.
This museum is the oldest and largest maritime museum in Atlantic Canada. Some particular items of interest you can find here are artifacts collected from the sunken Titantic, and loads of information about the disastrous Halifax Explosion. This museum also houses exhibits pertaining to the Royal Canadian Navy as well as big and small ... More >
This museum is the oldest and largest maritime museum in Atlantic Canada. Some particular items of interest you can find here are artifacts collected from the sunken Titantic, and loads of information about the disastrous Halifax Explosion. This museum also houses exhibits pertaining to the Royal Canadian Navy as well as big and small shipwrecks from around Atlantic Canada.
One of Halifax's most historical sites, the Citadel was completed in 1856 as part of the Halifax Defence Complex. This fortification is complete with defensive ditches, ramparts, a musketry gallery, powder magazine and signal masts. Plus it offers great views of the city and Dartmouth across the harbor!
These gardens are beautifully maintained and serve as a peaceful retreat from the busy city, just off Spring Garden. The park is filled with carpet beds, perrenial beds, annual beds and even tropical beds complete with giant cacti! Several statues featuring Roman goddesses frame the path, as well as a huge Nymph Fountain that was erect... More >
These gardens are beautifully maintained and serve as a peaceful retreat from the busy city, just off Spring Garden. The park is filled with carpet beds, perrenial beds, annual beds and even tropical beds complete with giant cacti! Several statues featuring Roman goddesses frame the path, as well as a huge Nymph Fountain that was erected for Queen Victoria in 1897. A model Titantic sits in the middle of the pond. Pack a picnic, and spend the day!
| The service is always friendly and efficient, and you can watch the sushi chefs create their masterpieces right in front of you. |
Halifax has a surprising number of great sushi spots, but Hamachi House Fine Japanese Cuisine tops them all. The service is always friendly and efficient, and you can watch the sushi chefs create their masterpieces right in front of you. With a great selection for reasonable prices, you can even afford a little dessert at the end. Try ... More >
Halifax has a surprising number of great sushi spots, but Hamachi House Fine Japanese Cuisine tops them all. The service is always friendly and efficient, and you can watch the sushi chefs create their masterpieces right in front of you. With a great selection for reasonable prices, you can even afford a little dessert at the end. Try the green tea ice-cream!
This hotel is in a great central location, on all major bus routes and offers reasonable prices year-round. The staff are known for being friendly and helpful, and the rooms are big enough to play host for two or more people.
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