Government House
A favourite last year, this timeless residence will captivate visitors with its opulence and history. The home of the Sovereign’s representative for more than 200 years, it houses stunning antiques and...
View ArticleAlexander Keith’ s Brewery
Exclusive to Doors Open visitors, explore one of the oldest commercial breweries free of charge. This unique tour will literally take you back in time, hosted by animators in period costume. These...
View ArticleScotiabank Main Branch
Do not miss this Canadian jewel! Rich with Canadian and Nova Scotian history, distinguished Canadian architect John Lyle designed every detail of this magnificent structure, including fixtures and...
View ArticleHalifax City Hall
One of the most popular venues on our roster! Open to Council and the public since 1890, this historic government building has been the workplace for some of Nova Scotia’s most famous politicians...
View ArticleBeth Israel Synagogue
Visit the ever so peaceful daily chapel and grand Sanctuary. Take some time to study the two large commissioned stain glass windows respectfully; South side depicts Jewish holidays and ceremonies,...
View ArticleThe University of King’s College
The University of King’s College is the oldest English-speaking university in the Commonwealth outside the UK. Founded by Loyalists in 1789 in Windsor, NS, King’s received a royal charter from George...
View ArticleMacPhee Centre for Creative Learning
MacPhee Centre for Creative Learning, formerly known as BridgeCAT, believes that young artists should have the creative space they deserve if perhaps not the one they can afford. The main space at 50...
View ArticleCambridge Military Library
In the far corner of the Royal Artillery Park, this diminutive red brick building is the Cambridge Military Library. This building was the social and literary centre of military Halifax. The Library...
View ArticleSteele Ocean Sciences Building at Dalhousie University
The Steele Ocean Sciences Building at Dalhousie University, located on the west side of Studley Campus facing Oxford Street, is a four-storey, 76,000-square-foot facility that will host offices and...
View ArticleEnvironment Canada
From weather to wildlife! Learn about how Environment Canada meteorologists forecast your local weather by visiting this downtown Dartmouth weather hub for a guided tour of the Atlantic Storm...
View ArticleHalifax Regional Fire & Emergency, Station #2
Constructed in 1908 by William B. Fidler, the Halifax Fire Department eventually settled here, after being established in 1754. It is the second oldest, continuously working fire station in Canada....
View ArticleHalifax Transit- Ragged Lake Operations and Maintenance Facility
This 176,000 square foot complex on a 16-acre site features two buildings: A 119,990 square foot Operations Centre and a 55,920 square foot Service Centre for bus maintenance. A very unique visit with...
View ArticleNeptune Theatre
Neptune Theatre is Atlantic Canada’s largest professional regional theatre. However, this building, in its own right, has a great story to tell. Originally known as the Strand Theatre and designed by...
View ArticleOld Town Clock
The Town Clock, also sometimes called the Old Town Clock or Citadel Clock Tower, is one of the most recognizable landmarks in the historic core of Halifax. The tower itself went through major...
View ArticleSacred Heart School of Halifax
Founded in 1849, the Sacred Heart School of Halifax building was constructed in 1850 by the Religious of the Sacred Heart. The central wing and main entrance is the oldest original school in Halifax....
View ArticleHalifax Grammar School
Built in 1912, the Tower Road Campus (originally called the Tower Road School- TRS) educated elementary-aged children from the surrounding area for 87 years. It is a classic example of Edwardian...
View ArticleLord Nelson Hotel, Universal Realty Group
The Lord Nelson Hotel & Suites is a classic Maritime landmark serving excellence since 1928. Step into the lobby and experience a grand sense of arrival—ornate millwork framed by an historic...
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