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A cultural escape awaits…Are you ready for a change of scenery and a dose of culture? Look no further than Halifax, Nova Scotia's capital and a hidden gem in Canada. With its picturesque coastal views, historic landmarks, and lively arts scene, Halifax is the perfect destination for those seeking an escape from the mundane.
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| The Museum of the Maritimes showcases the history and culture of the Maritime provinces, including the story of the rescue operation of the victims of the infamous Titanic. Photo by Tourism Nova Scotia / Scott Munn |
| | With icons like UNESCO World Heritage Site Lunenburg within short driving distance, Halifax is the perfect base for self-drive trips. Photo by Tourism Nova Scotia / Acorn Art & Photography |
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In Halifax, guests can find a rich cultural heritage waiting to be explored. One of the must-see highlights in Halifax is the Citadel Hill National Historic Site, a well-preserved 19th-century fort that offers breathtaking views of the city and a glimpse into its military history. A stroll through the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia to see works by local artists will showcase the multicultural influence of the area. Fans of live music won't want to miss the city's thriving music scene, with concerts and performances happening all year round. Guests can take a stroll along the historic boardwalk, sample the local seafood, and experience the warm hospitality of the locals. It's the perfect way to immerse themselves in the local culture and create memories that will last a lifetime. |
| The Halifax Waterfront has over 4km of boardwalks to explore. Shop, dine, and explore art galleries and museums in this very scenic area. Photo by Tourism Nova Scotia / Acorn Art & Photography |
| | Iconic Peggy’s Cove sits only a short distance from Halifax. This incredible highlight is a can not miss! Photo by Tourism Nova Scotia/ Acorn Art & Photography |
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And let's not forget about the food! Halifax is famous for its delicious seafood; guests will find no shortage waterfront patios and locally inspired restaurants serving up seafood and fresh catches. They're in for a treat, whether it's lobster, clam chowder, or fish and chips. But seafood is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the culinary offerings of Halifax. From trendy cafes to luxury fine dining restaurants, there's something to satisfy every palate. It's the perfect way to end a day filled with exploring and soaking up the local culture. |
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