Halifax - Nova Scotia

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Halifax
Metro Area
Patio at Saege Bistro
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A vibrant capital city by the sea
W
hether you set out to navigate Halifax
with a plan in mind and a map in hand
or by spontaneously seeing where the
wind takes you, enjoy the journey. Adventures can
be found around every corner. As the cultural and
historical capital of Atlantic Canada, Halifax has
been delighting visitors for over 265 years.
Just a short, 15-minute ferry ride across the harbour
is Dartmouth. The downtown is compact and walkable, with a beautiful boardwalk and locally owned
cafés, restaurants, galleries, and bars. Browse
Portland Street, where you’ll find a collection of
dedicated and inspiring shop owners providing a
unique local shopping experience. Enjoy a freshly
brewed coffee and rich, buttery croissant at Two
If By Sea, one of the city’s most acclaimed cafés.
Not-To-Be-Missed Experiences
Halifax is so rich with history, culture, natural beauty, festivities, and fun.
Be a soldier for a day
Halifax Citadel National Historic Site
Home to the 78th Highland Regiment,
Halifax’s star-shaped fortress has stood
watch over the city since the mid-1800s
(see page 58).
Hear captivating seafaring
stories, from small crafts to Titanic
Maritime Museum of the Atlantic,
Halifax
Dive into Nova Scotia’s fascinating
seafaring history, in the heart of the
waterfront (see page 58).
A garden oasis in
the heart of the city
Halifax Public Gardens
Designated a National Historic Site,
these formal Victorian gardens are
filled with winding pathways, fountains, and flowerbeds over 17 acres,
perfect for a relaxing stroll with an ice
cream, photography, and daydreaming (see page 58).
Take one of Canada’s best walks
in our capital city by the sea
Halifax Waterfront
Soldiers for a day
Downtown Halifax’s waterfront
boardwalk
Hugging the harbour for 10 city blocks
from Pier 21 to Casino Nova Scotia, the
boardwalk follows the water’s edge
past historic sites, shops, restaurants,
and attractions.
Be inspired by Atlantic Canada’s
largest art collection
Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, Halifax
From the folk art of Maud Lewis to contemporary works, the region’s largest
collection of regional, Canadian, and
international art resides in a historic
downtown building dating from the
1860s (see page 60).
Cruise on the
Halifax-Dartmouth ferry
For amazing views of Halifax and the
harbour, take a ride on the ferry between
downtown Halifax and downtown
Dartmouth. The best deal in the city at
$2.50 per adult! Enjoy nearby cafés and
a waterfront walk; kids will love the shipshaped playground at Alderney Landing.
Halifax Metro Area
Behold the bustling music scene at one of the many
live music venues or at the annual jazz festival. Take
in a live outdoor performance of Shakespeare by
the Sea at the city’s 186-acre seaside urban park.
See crystal being made
before your eyes
NovaScotian Crystal, Halifax
Waterfront
Some of the finest crystal in the world
is made in Nova Scotia. On the scenic
Halifax Waterfront, NovaScotian Crystal
follows a centuries-old tradition of
mouth-blowing and hand-cutting every
piece, from bowls to wine glasses. Stop
by for a live demonstration (see page 59).
1 800 565 0000 / novascotia.com
Learn about the province’s history both landside
and seaside in a tour of the city on an amphibious vehicle, or explore the beautiful waterfront
by bike, foot, or Segway. Looking to explore the
cultural identity of our nation? Be sure to visit
Canada’s newest national museum, the Canadian
Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, featuring newly
expanded exhibitions showcasing Canada’s immigration story.
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All-Weather Fun
Take in these engaging indoor activities.
Alexander Keith’s Nova Scotia Brewery, Halifax
Explore one of the oldest working breweries in North America
with costumed guides leading the way. There’ll be music, stories,
games and, yes, beer (see page 57).
Atlantic Canada Aviation Museum, Enfield
Explore hundreds of aviation artifacts at the Halifax Stanfield
International Airport exit off Highway 102, including aircrafts
and simulators, from the earliest balloons and gliders to modern
airplanes (see page 57).
Casino Nova Scotia, Halifax
Museum of Natural History
Enjoy gaming and entertainment at its best (see page 58).
Discovery Centre, Halifax
Nova Scotia’s only hands-on science centre—have fun with giant
bubbles, fire triangles, bananas frozen by liquid nitrogen, and flying
pie plates. New waterfront site set to open in fall 2016 (see page 58).
Museum of Natural History, Halifax
Discover the natural wonders of Nova Scotia’s land and sea.
Permanent and visiting exhibitions are complemented by
interpretive programs for all ages (see page 58).
Casino Nova Scotia
Alexander Keith’s Brewery
Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame, Halifax
Hear stories of Nova Scotia sport and sport heroes, including the
popular Sidney Crosby collection (see page 59).
Vibrant Night Life
Whether you prefer kicking up your heels in bustling
pubs or unwinding in cozy hideaways, you’ll discover
why Halifax is Canada’s East Coast hub for music.
Spend some time off the beaten path in the Halifax Metro
area and discover another side of this charming region!
The Carleton, Halifax
The Park Avenue Community Oven, a free wood-fired public
oven, is a neighbourhood gathering place focused on food,
education, and enjoyment. Come and cook your own pizza,
bread, or meal during Open Oven hours on Saturdays.
Halifax Metro Area
An impressive roster of Canadian and international singersongwriters creates one-of-a-kind concert experiences in this
intimate, relaxed music bar. thecarleton.ca
Celtic Corner, Dartmouth
Enjoy traditional Maritime music, from open-mic nights to Celtic
kitchen parties. celticcorner.ca
Durty Nelly’s, Halifax
Eastern Canada’s most authentic Irish pub offers up toe-tapping
live entertainment every Thursday through Saturday. durtynellys.ca
The Lower Deck, Halifax
Experience Halifax’s quintessential sociable pub party venue,
offering live rock, retro, and folk music at the landmark waterfront
destination and the Clayton Park location. lowerdeck.ca
The Old Triangle Irish Alehouse, Halifax
Unexpected Discoveries
Traditional live music and step dancing make this Halifax’s premier Celtic music destination. oldtriangle.com
The Seahorse Tavern, Halifax
Packing in crowds since 1948, this venerable watering hole
offers everything from indie rock and punk to R&B and jazz.
theseahorsetavern.ca
Stayner’s Wharf, Halifax
Enjoy international-calibre jazz, folk, and blues, live on the water
front. staynerswharf.com
Dartmouth’s Outdoor Oven in the Park
The Alderney Landing Farmers’ Market, open on Saturdays and
Sundays, is one nearby source for fresh food. Watch for special culi
nary classes and events featuring Nova Scotia’s renowned chefs.
Fisherman’s Cove and Beyond
Located in a centuries-old authentic fishing community, Fisherman’s
Cove in Eastern Passage features a variety of gift shops and art galleries, and it’s a great spot to grab a snack or fresh seafood.
Drive along nearby Cow Bay Road and you’ll find Rainbow Haven
Beach Provincial Park, a large white-sand beach perfect for swimmers and sunbathers to relax and enjoy, while just a little further
up the coast, Lawrencetown Beach is a hot spot for surfing.
French Pastry, by you
At Le French Fix Café in downtown Halifax, French cooking
classes feature the perfect tarte au chocolat, the creamiest
mousse, or all the secrets behind the French macaron. Be enveloped with sweet smells of butter and chocolate as you handcraft
artisanal pastries with French pastry chef Geoffroy Chevallier.
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Touring the City
The best way to get to know a new city is by exploring its hot spots with an insider. Friendly and personable people, Haligonians enjoy nothing more than welcoming guests to the city they love. For a
list of tour operators in the Halifax region, see pages 337–346.
To get a sea-level view of the city, head for Cable Wharf
and its adjacent piers at the foot of George Street,
where you’ll find a variety of boat tours. Enjoy a gracious dinner with a view of the Northwest Arm aboard
the Harbour Queen I, a Mississippi-style sternwheeler,
or spend a romantic evening cruising in the moonlight
aboard the Mar or Tall Ship Silva.
•turn heads as you glide along
the Halifax and Dartmouth
waterfronts with Segway NS
•children of all ages can explore
the “Big Harbour ” aboard
Theodore Too, a full-size replica
of the title character from the
award-winning children’s tele
vision series Theodore Tugboat
•take a personalized photography
Harbour Hopper (see page 339)
tour with Picture Perfect Tours,
capturing Halifax highlights or documenting your
adventure in the city
In search of new and unique ways to explore the Halifax
region? Here are a few that will make your visit to Halifax
an unforgettable one:
Mount
Uniacke
•feel the wind in your hair with Bluenose Sidecar Tours
Atlantic
Playland
(Lucasville)
• get a new perspective on Halifax by taking a McNab’s
Island tour with Great E.A.R.T.H. Expeditions
•experience the city by bicycle with a tour or bike
rental for all ages from I Heart Bikes
Halifax Metro Area
Elmsdale
Enfield
Uniacke Estate
Museum Park
•sample the diverse local food scene of downtown
Halifax with Local Tasting Tours
•watch a beautiful sunset in Lower Prospect on an East
Coast Outfitters kayak tour
I Heart Bikes (see page 342)
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Shubenacadie Canal
Scott Manor House Museum
Bedford
Basin
Halifax
Dartmouth
Atlantic Canada
Aviation Museum
Fultz
House
Museum
Lower
Sackville
Bedford
Halifax Stanfield
International Airport
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Dartmouth
Black Cultural Centre
for Nova Scotia
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Museum 103
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of Natural History Halifax
Quaker Whalers’ House
Halifax Citadel
Shearwater Aviation Museum
Neptune Theatre
Eastern Passage
Art Gallery of N.S
Discovery Centre
Halifax
Fisherman’s Cove
Canadian Museum of
Harbour
Immigration at Pier 21
Maritime Museum
York
of the Atlantic
Redoubt
Crystal Crescent
Beach Park
Halifax Metro Area
If you prefer to stretch your legs, several companies offer
walking tours that take in the key landmarks. When darkness falls, meet at the Old Town Clock or in Victoria Park
for the Halifax Ghost Walk, and explore the graveyards,
shadowy streets, and haunted houses of the old city.
•can’t decide between land
and sea? The Harbour Hopper,
which has a departure point
located next to the Maritime
Museum of the Atlantic, is a
unique amphibious vehicle
offering fun-filled tours.
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he downtown waterfront area is one of the most
popular places to shop, eat, drink, and experience
the East Coast’s legendary Maritime hospitality
firsthand. For the inside scoop on Halifax’s colourful history, look for the double-decker buses or San
Francisco-style trolleys that depart hourly from Historic
Properties and the Cruise Ship Pavilion. You’ll receive
a hearty welcome from the convivial guides, who are
quick with trivia, fun facts, and witty banter.
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Taste Fresh, Local Ingredients from the Land and Sea
Halifax prides itself on locally sourced ingredients, fresh seafood, and innovative chefs,
making this region the centre of Canadian Maritime cuisine. Restaurant listings are found
on page 61, or visit edining.ca for details on great dining establishments in Nova Scotia.
Bistro Le Coq
The Bicycle Thief
1584 Argyle Street, Halifax
Bistro Le Coq brings Parisian charm and comfort
to the downtown Halifax dining scene, offering
cozy and satisfying dinners, lunches, and weekend
brunches with exquisite flavours and French flair.
1475 Lower Water Street, Halifax
Offering North American food with Italian soul, stop by
for lunch or supper, absorb the atmosphere and enjoy
a glass of wine from the substantial and varied list.
Brooklyn Warehouse
1980 Robie Street, Halifax
Enjoy fresh local cuisine, live entertainment, a warm
urban décor, a stunning view of the Halifax Common,
and an unparalleled commitment to service excellence.
2795 Windsor Street, Halifax
Located in Halifax’s North End, you’ll find a laidback bistro atmosphere and a farm-to-table
attitude infused into the hearty dishes and dining
experience at Brooklyn Warehouse.
Saege Bistro
5883 Spring Garden Road, Halifax
Saege is an award-winning and inviting upscale
neighbourhood bistro where you can enjoy
seasonal flavours from the eclectic modern menu.
Chives Canadian Bistro
1537 Barrington Street, Halifax
Enjoy extraordinary casual dining in a warm and
chic interior with a hint of traditional French urban
bistro décor. The menu changes seasonally and
utilizes locally sourced product first.
Halifax Metro Area
Glad-You-Stopped Farmers’
Markets & Specialty Foods
Seasons by Atlantica
Stories at The Halliburton
5184 Morris Street, Halifax
A must for any foodie, Stories offers locally produced
seafood, game, and more in an intimate setting.
Did You Know?
The Emera Oval, the long-track speed skating oval on the
Halifax Common, is an outdoor activity destination in both
winter and summer. The Oval offers seasonal public skating
and special events. No need to pack your ice skates, in-line
skates, or helmets—rentals are free. halifax.ca/skatehrm
Fill your shopping basket with delicious
locally grown berries, vegetables, meats,
wines, and specialty foods, along with
wonderful crafts and gift items.
Emera Oval
Alderney Landing Farmers’ Market,
Dartmouth
Saturday 8am–1pm and Sunday 11am–3pm,
year-round alderneylanding.com/market
Halifax Seaport Farmers’ Market,
Halifax waterfront
Pier 20, 1209 Marginal Road
Monday–Friday 10am–5pm, Saturday 7am–3pm,
Sunday 9am–3pm, year-round
halifaxfarmersmarket.com
Farmers’ Market at the historic
Alexander Keith’s Brewery, Halifax
Saturday 7am–1pm, year-round
historicfarmersmarket.ca
Hammonds Plains Farmers’ Market
787 Kearney Lake Road
Thursday 2:30–6:30pm, year-round
myhammondsplains.ca
Farmers’ Market at the historic Alexander Keith’s Brewery
Tantallon Village Farmers’ Market
5209 St. Margaret’s Bay Road (Redmond’s Shopping Plaza),
Upper Tantallon
Tuesdays 2–6pm, late May through October
tantallonvillagefarmersmarket.ca
Hubbards Farmers’ Market
Saturday 8am-noon, May to October hubbardsbarn.org
Taste of Nova Scotia
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Halifax’s blend of Old World charm and New
World attitude provide the ingredients for a
unique culinary adventure. Be sure to taste
your way through the Halifax Seaport Farmers’
Market where you can enjoy wine, cheese, artisanal chocolates,
fresh baked goods, and more.
Julien’s Bakery & Café, Hydrostone Market
Continue along the waterfront and get into the spirit of rum running at Rum Runners Rum Cake Factory. Then pop into Sugah!
for some locally made chocolate or a scoop of their handpaddled ice cream. Enjoy a trip on the ferry to Alderney Landing
and find yourself at Evan’s Fresh Seafoods & Restaurant, famous
for their fish and chips.
If craft beer is what you are looking for, tours and tastings at Garrison
Brewing and Propeller Brewing are a must. Visit a local hot-spot like
Brooklyn Warehouse, Morris East, or 2 Doors Down for a pint of
craft beer, a glass of Nova Scotia wine, or an inspired cocktail.
Fine dining abounds in Halifax with long-time favourites Chives,
Gio, Stories at the Halliburton, the Press Gang Restaurant &
Oyster Bar, and the Five Fishermen Restaurant & Grill. Hop on
the Chowder Trail and treat yourself to a bowl of Nova Scotia
Seafood Chowder at McKelvie’s Restaurant & Grill, Tempo
Food + Drink, and the Harbour City Bar & Grill.
Get off the beaten path and explore the Quinpool Road neighbourhood, where you can enjoy a slice of pizza from Bramoso Gourmet
Pizzeria, a locally inspired meal from Seasons by Atlantica, or an
incredible vegetarian feast at the Heartwood Restaurant.
For information about the Nova Scotia Chowder Trail
and authentic Nova Scotia culinary experiences,
pick up the Taste of Nova Scotia Culinary Adventure
Guide or visit tasteofnovascotia.com.
Halifax Metro Area
Garrison Brewing
Opened in December 2014 and located at the corner of Queen Street
and Spring Garden Road, the Halifax Central Library has received
many accolades, including being named as one of CNN’s 10 eyepopping new buildings for 2014. Designed by Danish architectural
firm schmidt hammer lassen, the exterior of the library resembles
a stack of books, while the interior is a high-tech, sustainable,
accessible, and welcoming multi-purpose space and cultural hub of
the downtown. halifaxcentrallibrary.ca
City By The Sea
Discover this region through our
Places In Between video series at
NovaScotia.com/CityByTheSea.
Watch this video and many more at
NovaScotia.com/PlacesInBetween
Did You Know?
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Halifax Citadel National Historic Site (see page 58)
Historical Escapes
History buffs can immerse themselves in the fascinating cultural, maritime,
and military heritage of a town founded way back in 1749. Full museum
listings start on page 57.
Black Cultural Centre, Cherry Brook
Explore the fascinating history of black
culture in Nova Scotia, which dates back
to the 1600s (see page 57).
Dartmouth Heritage Museum,
Dartmouth
Halifax Metro Area
History, folklore, and art mingle at this
museum housed in a Victorian home
(see page 57).
Uniacke Estate Museum Park,
Mount Uniacke
This 19th-century country mansion’s
grounds offer walking trails through lovely
woodlands (see pages 57 & 64).
Africville Museum, Halifax
Learn the story of Africville, an African
Nova Scotian community that was destroyed in the 1960s (see page 57).
Hot New Thing
Maritime Command Museum,
Halifax
Built in the early 1800s, Admiralty House
houses a library of over 50,000 volumes,
archives, and a permanent collection displaying historical artifacts including model
ships, weapons, photos, and medals (see
page 58).
York Redoubt National Historic Site,
Purcell’s Cove Road
Ramble among the ramparts of this
200-year-old fortification perched above
the harbour’s western approaches. This
unique heritage treasure features tunnels,
muzzle-loading guns, WWII Command
Post, a panoramic view of the harbour,
interpretive panels, and walking trails
(see page 59).
Halifax Food Truck App
streetfoodapp.com/halifax
Have a hankering for a panini, tacos,
or Ol’ School Donuts? Find your way
to more than a dozen food trucks in
Halifax using this app—your taste
buds will thank you.
Africville Museum
Did You Know?
Pier 21 is a former immigration shed on
the Halifax waterfront, which welcomed
one million immigrants between 1928 and
1971. During the Second World War almost
500,000 Canadian service personnel left
from Pier 21 for service overseas. Pier 21 is a
symbol of diversity and an icon of national
importance illustrating how Canada has
been shaped by the world.
In 2010, the Government of Canada named
Pier 21 as only the second national museum
outside of the capital region. Now known
as the Canadian Museum of Immigration at
Pier 21, the museum tells the broader story
of immigration from first contact to present
day, as well as the impact of immigration
across the country. pier21.ca
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Nova Scotia Open
RBC Multicultural Festival
Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo
Halifax Pride Week
Got-To-Be-There Festivals and Events
RBC Nova Scotia Multicultural Festival
Halifax International Busker Festival
June 26–28, Halifax
Celebrate Nova Scotia’s cultural diversity through
music, dance, crafts, food, and children’s activities.
multifest.ca
July 29–August 3, Halifax
Jugglers, contortionists, and street performers
amaze audiences, at six stages along the Halifax
waterfront boardwalk. buskers.ca
Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo
Country Music Week and CCMA Awards Show
June 30–July 7, Halifax
The Tattoo is the world’s largest annual indoor
spectacle; it features over 2,000 international
military and civilian performers. nstattoo.ca
September 10–13, Halifax
Take in shows from some of Canada’s hottest
country artists, enjoy a full day FanFest, and a
Countdown Concert prior to the big awards show
on Sunday night. ccma.org
July 2–6, Halifax
Check out some of the top golfers in the world
and hot newcomers at three events: the RBC
Canada Cup, the Nova Scotia Open, and the
Junior Canada Cup. novascotiaopen.com
TD Halifax Jazz Festival
July 8–12, Halifax
Tune in for live jazz, blues, roots, and world music
from more than 500 performers over eight sizzling
summer days and nights. halifaxjazzfestival.ca
Halifax Pride Week Festival
July 16–26, Halifax
Canada’s fourth-largest LGBTQ+ cultural festival
offers fun, games, one great big glorious street
parade, and a lot of pride. halifaxpride.com
Atlantic Film Festival
September 17–24, Halifax
The AFF brings acclaimed actors, directors, and
producers together to screen some of the best international, Canadian, and Atlantic Canadian films, and
it features some red-hot gala parties. atlanticfilm.com
Nocturne: Art at Night
October 17, Halifax, Dartmouth
This after-dark event celebrates Halifax’s arts scene
and brings art and energy to the streets of Halifax
between 6 pm and midnight. nocturnehalifax.ca
Halifax Pop Explosion
October 20–24, Halifax
This don’t-miss international music festival and
conference presents 150 bands in 20 venues
over five days. halifaxpopexplosion.com
Nova Scotia Open
Halifax Metro Area
Music, arts, culture, food, and fun—festivals in Halifax run the gamut, year-round. Please
note: specific event information may change from time of printing, so please confirm
dates on novascotia.com before finalizing your plans.
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Outdoor Adventures
Experience Halifax through our pristine seacoast and
Maritime landscapes. Halifax’s outdoor activities,
trails, and off-the-beaten path adventures will awaken
the explorer in you. Below are some favourites; listings
for outdoor adventures and trails start on page 62.
Rum Runners Trail, Halifax to Lunenburg
Hop on a bike and pedal-power your way from Halifax to Lunenburg,
a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Savour local flavours at awardwinning restaurants, explore attractions and seaside artisan shops.
This 109-kilometre multi-use trail along an abandoned rail line connects Head of St. Margaret’s Bay, Hubbards, Chester, and Mahone
Bay; multiple access points over seven trail sections (see page 65).
Cole Harbour Heritage Park Trails
Ideal for hiking, biking, and birdwatching, this trail system meanders
through woodlands, coastal marshes, and estuaries where flora
and fauna abound (see page 65).
Shubie Park
McNabs Island Provincial Park, Halifax Harbour
A quick boat trip from Eastern Passage will deliver you to over
22 kilometres of hiking trails. Pack a picnic lunch, because there
are no services out here. Enjoy the view! (see page 64)
Point Pleasant Park, Halifax
Joggers, dog-walkers, and cross-country skiers all flock to this 186acre urban park year-round. The Shakespeare by the Sea theatre
company stages al fresco performances from July 1 to Labour Day
(see page 64).
Halifax Metro Area
Shubie Park, Dartmouth
Explore the many tree-lined trails bordering the banks of the
historic Shubenacadie Canal on foot or by bike. The extensive
walking paths, lakes, and a sandy beach make Shubie Park an
ideal destination year-round (see page 65).
Hatfield Farm Cowboy Adventures,
Hammonds Plains
Hatfield Farm Cowboy Adventures is a fifth-generation familyrun farm, open year-round for family fun. Enjoy the fresh air and
sounds of nature on horseback or take a relaxing wagon/sleigh
ride (see page 63).
Did You Know?
Halifax has a variety of fun options for those looking to
stay physically active while on vacation in the region.
These drop-in groups give visitors the opportunity to
socialize and explore new parts of Halifax while getting
an extra boost of adrenaline.
Halifax Yoga in the Park
every Sunday, Point Pleasant Park, Halifax
All are welcome to practice Yoga in the Park every
Sunday from 10 to 11 am, unless it’s raining or below
15° C. Enter Point Pleasant Park from the lower parking
lot and walk toward the anchor along the main path for
about 10 minutes; just past the anchor you’ll see a small
fort wall with trees on top and a little sign that says “10”—
head just around the corner and join locals in welcoming
the day through yoga.
Halifax Adventure Seekers
Join the Halifax Adventure Seekers through the online tool
“Meetup” to discover monthly events in the Halifax region
and beyond. Events include hiking, cycling, and exploring
the natural beauty of Nova Scotia. Cost varies based on
event; many are free.
Halifax Trail Runners Club
The Halifax Trail Runners Club meets every Wednesday
evening, at a different local trailhead each week. Runs are
40 to 60 minutes in length.
North End Bridge Runners
The North End Bridge Runners gather for a 6K run every
Wednesday night at 6 pm, departing from North Brewing
Co. on Agricola Street, Halifax.
Sleigh Ride at Hatfield Farm Cowboy Adventures (see page 63)
Airport Entry Area (Hwys 2 & 102)
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unless “no tax” is indicated. Please note that not all properties accept credit cards.
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All properties listed have been licensed by the Province of Nova Scotia and approved by at least one of three recognized
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Halifax Airport Entry Area (up to 20 km radius)
Elmsdale, Enfield, Fall River, Oakfield
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Con & Rose Seitl. 11 Miller Rd. GPS 44.96768, -63.50493. B&B: 4 A/C rooms (Q), 4-pc bath, DVD. Full breakfast. Elegant home
(c 1862) on 7 acres; solarium, fireplaces in parlours; guest computer. Airport pickup (pre-arranged). Rates STC. Year-round.
Enfield
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desk. Meeting facilities. Rates STC; F(12). Year-round.
Hilton Garden Inn Halifax Airport
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200 Pratt & Whitney Dr. Hotel: 145 A/C rooms (K,Q), 4-pc bath, free Wi-Fi and local calls, microwave, fridge. Dining room,
lounge; 24-hr business centre; fitness centre; parking (long-term available). 24-hr airport shuttle. Rates GTD. Year-round.
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Halifax Airport
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180 Pratt & Whitney Dr. Hotel: 119 A/C units (K,Q; 23 suites): 3-pc (S) or 4-pc bath. Free Wi-Fi, local calls, overnight parking, & breakfast buffet. Convenience store, laundry, exercise room, business centre. 24-hr airport shuttle. Rates STC. Year-round.
Quality Inn Halifax Airport
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902-873-3000 • [email protected] • www.airporthotelhalifax.com
60 Sky Blvd. Hotel: 156 A/C rooms (Q,D,T), 4-pc bath. Free Wi-Fi, breakfast buffet, and overnight parking. Dining room, lounge,
business centre, coin laundry, exercise facility. 1.5 km to airport, free airport shuttle 24 hr/day. Rates STC. Year-round.
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Beaver Bank
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Timberlea
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Galleries, Shops & Artisans
902-873-1223 (open year-round)
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Inn on the Lake
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902-861-3480 • 800-463-6465 • fax 902-861-4883 • [email protected] • www.innonthelake.com
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Ron & Sue Nelson. 3009 Hwy 2. Inn: 39 A/C hotel units (K,Q,T; 22 with double whirlpool tub & fireplace), 4-pc bath, free WiFi. Licensed dining room; gastropub. Pedal boats. Complimentary airport shuttle 5am–midnight. Rates STC; F(16). Year-round.
Oakfield
Snowflake Manor B & B
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902-860-0732 • [email protected] • www.snowflakemanorbandb.com
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Patti Snow & Mark Witt. 6177 Hwy 2. B&B: 2 suites & 1 main-floor room (Q), 3-pc (S) or 4-pc bath, A/C, DVD. Full breakfast
(gluten-free options). Cape Cod home; wooded setting; saltwater pool, playset, BBQ, firepit. Rates GTD; O/S rates. Year-round.
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Hammonds Pampered Paws Inn
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902-835-5739 • 866-371-PAWS • [email protected] • www.pamperedpawsinn.com
Wendy Gillespie. 1725 Hammonds Plains Rd. B&B: 3 A/C rooms (Q,D), 2 shared 2-pc baths; movies; amenities for dogs. Full
breakfast. Fireplace, sunroom, deck; campfire. Day care for dogs; experienced handlers; play area. Rates STC. Year-round.
$85–155
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1791 St Margaret’s Bay Rd. Motel: 20 A/C units (D,T,S; 13 with fridge and microwave; 2 suites), 4-pc bath, phone. Fax, copier
available. 24-hr check-in. Rural setting on lake; fishing, walking trail. Restaurant nearby. Rates STC; O/S rates. Year-round.
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Sal’s Bed & Breakfast By The Sea
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Joan & Daniel Darrah. 241 Village Rd. B&B: 2 units (Q): 1 spacious suite (light H) and 1 room, with 4-pc bath, phone. Full
breakfast. Waterfront getaway in small fishing village; view of cove and ocean. Rates STC; O/S packages. Year-round.
Halifax, Dartmouth, Bedford, Lower Sackville, Spryfield
Adams’ Knightswood Carriage House Tourist Home
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902-435-3969 • 866-363-8797 • [email protected] • www.knightswoodbandb.ca
Bill & Norma Adams. 453 Waverley Rd, Dartmouth. B&B, Tourist Home: 2 A/C units (Q,D,T): studio apt, 3-pc bath, DVD, deck,
BBQ; 2-bdrm B&B unit, 4-pc bath, TV room, deck; full breakfast. Gardens, pond; parking; laundry. Rates STC. May 1–Oct 31.
Adobe Bed & Breakfast
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902-462-0827 (call collect) • www.adobebedandbreakfast.ca
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Alexander & Fern Bungay. 13 Evans Court, Dartmouth. GPS 44.69548, -63.54592. B&B: 1-bdrm A/C suite (Q), 3-pc bath
(S), free phone calls (Canada & US), sofa-bed & fireplace in living room. Full breakfast. Rates GTD; O/S rates. Year-round.
Ascendence Harbourside Mansion B&B
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Kasia & Danny. 24 Northumberland Lane, Halifax. GPS 44.67391, -63.64701. B&B: 2 suites & 2 rooms (K,Q,T), 4-pc bath
(1 with whirlpool). Full breakfast. Victorian house (c 1891). Child care; makeover studio. Rates STC; O/S rates. Year-round.
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Xiaojuan Zhou. 836 Robie St, Halifax. B&B: 2 luxurious A/C rooms (K,Q,T), 3-pc bath (roll-in shower), TV, fridge; pvt entrance,
deck. Full breakfast. Quiet location. Small low-allergen dogs on premises. Strictly no smoking. Rates STC; O/S rates. Year-round.
Atlantica Hotel Halifax
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902-423-1161 • 888-810-7288 • [email protected] • www.atlanticahotelhalifax.com
1980 Robie St, Halifax. Hotel: 230 A/C units (K,D,T), 4-pc bath, free local calls & Wi-Fi, movies. Executive level. Restaurant
& bar. Sauna, whirlpool, wading pool, fitness centre; parking; laundry. Rates STC; F(19); seniors’ rates. Mar 1–Dec 31.
Autumn Leaves Bed & Breakfast
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Audrey J Brown. 12 Evans Court, Dartmouth. GPS 44.69535, -63.54570. B&B: 2 rooms (Q,S,T), shared 4-pc bath, hairdryers.
Full breakfast. Guest sitting room with fireplace, CBTV. Smoking area on patio. Rates GTD; under 12 $10. Year-round.
Best Western Plus Chocolate Lake Hotel
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902-477-5611 • fax 902-404-3376 • [email protected] • www.chocolatelakehotel.com
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Restaurant, lounge, meeting rooms, laundry, free parking, saltwater pool, fitness room, games room. Rates GTD. Year-round.
Best Western Plus Dartmouth Hotel & Suites
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free local calls and buffet breakfast. Restaurant, meeting space, business centre, fitness centre. Rates STC; F(12). Year-round.
Blockhouse Hill Bed & Breakfast
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Marion & Fred Evans. 62 Wentworth St, Dartmouth. B&B: 2 rooms (Q), shared 4-pc bath. Full breakfast; gluten-free option. Hardwood floors; guest lounge, CBTV, snack table; free Wi-Fi. 5-min walk to ferry. Smoking on deck. Rates GTD. May 1–Oct 31.
Braeside Court B&B
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Barbara Hamilton. 34 Braeside Court, Dartmouth. B&B: 2-bdrm unit (Q,T), 4-pc bath, TV room with DVD, fridge. Full breakfast. Mature garden. Off-street parking; laundry. Eco-friendly products used. Cat on premises. Rates GTD. May 1–Oct 31.
Cambridge Suites Hotel Halifax
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902-420-0555 • 800-565-1263 • www.cambridgesuiteshalifax.com
1583 Brunswick St, Halifax. Hotel: 200 A/C suites (K,Q), 4-pc bath, microwave, fridge, free Wi-Fi & light breakfast. Licensed
restaurant, fitness centre, whirlpool, sauna; indoor parking; laundry. French spoken. Rates STC; F(18); O/S rates. Year-round.
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Caroline McCully. 134 Victoria Rd, Dartmouth. GPS 44.67355, -63.57455. B&B: 2 rooms (D,S), shared 4-pc bath. Generous
light breakfast. CBTV in lounge. 5-min walk to bus, Sportsplex; close to downtown Halifax. Rates GTD. Apr 1–Nov 30.
Chebucto Inn
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6151 Lady Hammond Rd, Halifax. Motel: 30 A/C units (2D; most no-smoking), 4-pc bath. Free Wi-Fi, local calls and parking. Laundry, iron & board, photocopier and fax available. Licensed dining room. Rates STC; F(12); O/S rates. Year-round.
Coastal Inn Dartmouth
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902-465-7777 • 800-565-1565 • fax 902-465-3956 • [email protected] • www.coastalinns.com
379 Windmill Rd, Dartmouth. Hotel: 56 H rooms (K,Q,D) incl 24 suites (2 with pvt whirlpool & sauna): 4-pc bath, A/C;
75% no-smoking. Light breakfast incl. Business centre, exercise room, laundry; free parking. Rates STC; F(18). Year-round.
Coastal Inn Halifax (formerly Lakeview Inn & Suites)
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98 Chain Lake Dr, Halifax. GPS 44.63749, -63.66701. Hotel: 65 units (K,Q; 13 suites), 4-pc bath, microwave, mini-fridge.
Free light breakfast, local calls, Wi-Fi, 24-hr coffee/tea, DVDs. Exercise room, enclosed patio. Rates GTD; F(18). Year-round.
Comfort Hotel Bayer’s Lake
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902-405-4555 • fax 902-405-4025 • [email protected] • comforthotelhalifax.com
88 Chain Lake Dr, Halifax. Hotel: 73 rooms (K,Q), 4-pc bath (some with whirlpool), microwave, in-room safe. Free local calls,
Wi-Fi, hot buffet breakfast, newspaper, parking. Exercise room, sauna. Recommended on TripAdvisor. Rates STC. Year-round.
Comfort Inn Halifax
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560 Bedford Hwy, Halifax. Hotel: 63 A/C units (K,Q,D; 8 one-bdrm suites), 4-pc bath, fridge, microwave (4 H). Breakfast & in-room coffee/tea incl. Harbour view; fitness room, laundry. Pet policy. Rates STC; F(18); O/S rates. Year-round.
Comfort Inn Janus
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456 Windmill Rd, Dartmouth. Motel: 80 A/C rooms (Q,D; some business-class), 4-pc bath, phone (free local calls); 80%
no-smoking. Free Wi-Fi, light breakfast, 24-hr coffee, parking. Rates STC; F(16); seniors’ & CAA/AAA discounts. Year-round.
Commons Inn
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breakfast included. Free parking. 2 blocks to Citadel Hill. Rates STC; cot $10, crib available; discounts; O/S rates. Year-round.
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5120 Salter St, Halifax. Hotel: 120 rooms & 5 suites (K,Q), 4-pc bath, free Wi-Fi, mini-fridge, ergonomic desk and chair. Harbour views. Spa, café, lounge, whirlpool, fitness centre, rooftop patio, Zen garden; 3 meeting rooms. Rates STC. Year-round.
Dalhousie University Conference Services & Summer Accommodations
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902-494-3401 • 855-DAL-STAY • fax 902-494-1219 • [email protected] • www.dal.ca/stay
Dorm-style: 1037 rooms (T,S) with shared baths (3-pc (S) & 4-pc) & kitchen facilities, CBTV in lounges. Athletic facility,
tennis, library, laundry, food outlets, conference facilities. Rates STC; student, alumni & senior rates. May 8–Aug 18, STC.
Dartmouth Oceanview Hotel
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65 King St, Dartmouth. Hotel: 80 A/C rooms and suites (D,Q,K; smoking permitted on one floor), 4-pc bath, TV, movies,
microwave, fridge, free secure Wi-Fi; some H. Close to Halifax ferry. Rates STC; F(18), cot/crib $10; O/S rates. Year-round.
Days Inn Dartmouth
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Courtyard by Marriott Halifax Downtown
902-428-1900 • 800-321-2211 • fax 902-428-1901 • [email protected] • www.courtyardhalifax.com
1875 Barrington St, Halifax. Hotel: 200 A/C rooms (K,Q,D), 4-pc bath, business amenities, in-room movies, video games. Restaurant, lounge, sauna, fitness facility. Valet parking. Connection to enclosed pedway. Rates STC; F(18); O/S rates. Year-round.
Delta Halifax
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Esquire Motel
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771 Bedford Hwy, Bedford. GPS 44.70810, -63.66639. Motel: 28 units (T,Q; incl 2 suites, 1 family room; most no-smoking);
4-pc bath, phone. Fax, photocopier available. Licensed restaurants nearby. Rates STC; F(15); O/S rates. Year-round.
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Karen & Aiden Donahue. 42 Tulip St, Dartmouth. GPS 44.67284, -63.56702. Apt.: 2-bdrm unit (Q,S; max 4P), 4-pc bath, washer,
dryer; BBQ on deck. Victorian flat, close to downtown (Halifax and Dartmouth). Rates STC; weekly $900. Year-round.
Fountain View Guest House
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2138 Robie St, Halifax. Tourist Home: 9 rooms (D,T,S), 4 shared baths, A/C or room fans; fridge and sink in 2 rooms.
Garden, picnic area. Overlooking Halifax Commons. Rates STC; prepayment required. Year-round; O/S by reservation.
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1990 Barrington St, Halifax. Hotel: 296 A/C rooms (K,Q,D; some with balcony and harbour view), 4-pc bath, mini-fridge. Sauna,
hot tub, fitness centre, business amenities. Connection to enclosed pedway. Valet or self-parking. Rates STC. Year-round.
Four Points by Sheraton Halifax
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1496 Hollis St, Halifax. Hotel: 177 A/C rooms (Q,D,T,S; 18 suites): 4-pc bath, free Wi-Fi & local calls, mini-fridge, free bottled
water. Licensed restaurant/lounge. Whirlpool, fitness room. Indoor parking. Rates STC; seniors’ & AAA/CAA discounts. Year-round.
Future Inns Halifax Hotel and Conference Centre
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free Wi-Fi and local calls. Restaurant; coin and valet laundry; fitness room; free parking. Rates STC; O/S rates. Year-round.
Garden South Park Inn
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1263 South Park St, Halifax. Inn: 23 A/C rooms (D; 1 suite with whirlpool), 3-pc or 4-pc bath, free Wi-Fi. Light breakfast (incl);
evening tea. Registered Heritage Home (c 1875). Short walk to attractions, amenities. Rates STC; O/S rates. Year-round.
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Halifax Marriott Harbourfront
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Level. Restaurant, room service, whirlpool, health club, spa, sundeck. Underground parking. Rates STC. Year-round.
Halifax Waverley Inn
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902-423-9346 • 800-565-9346 • fax 902-425-0167 • [email protected] • www.waverleyinn.com
1266 Barrington St, Halifax. B&B Inn: 34 A/C rooms (Q,D,T,S), 3-pc (S) or 4-pc bath; some with whirlpool and feather
bed; breakfast buffet incl. Evening sweets. Historic inn (c 1876); Victorian antiques. Free parking. Rates STC. Year-round.
Hampton Inn & Suites
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& board, free Wi-Fi. Hot breakfast incl. By Citadel Hill; walking distance to downtown amenities. Rates STC. Year-round.
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Heritage Hideaway Bed & Breakfast
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Diane & Martin Gillis. 36 Rutledge St, Bedford. GPS 44.72650, -63.66897. B&B: 2 suites (Q), 4-pc bath, down duvets
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Holiday Inn Harbourview
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101 Wyse Rd, Dartmouth. Hotel: 196 A/C rooms (K,Q,D,T; 4 suites; many harbourview), 4-pc bath; free Wi-Fi & local calls; executive floor. Café, restaurant, & lounge; fitness room. Parking; free Sportsplex passes. Pet policy. Rates STC; F(19). Year-round.
Homewood Suites by Hilton Halifax Downtown
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Hostelling International – Atlantic Region (HI – Halifax)
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1253 Barrington St, Halifax. GPS 44.64092, -63.57075. Hostel: 75 beds (D,S,bunks) in 14 rooms, 3-pc (S) baths (dorms
& private rooms); common room, kitchen, laundry. Heritage house. 24-hr access for guests. Rates STC. Year-round.
Howard Johnson Bluenose Inn & Suites
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Full breakfast. 1825 family homestead on 4.5 acres; deck; courtyard. Rates STC; discount for 2+ nights. Jun 1–Oct 31.
Killarney Bed & Breakfast
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Johanna & Ron Garnier. 9 Killarney Dr, Bedford. GPS 44.72716, -63.69388. B&B: 2 cozy rooms (Q): 3-pc bath (S), DVD,
phone, fan, robes. Full breakfast. Close to all amenities, golf; 8 km to downtown Halifax. Rates STC. Year-round.
Lake City Motel
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40 Lakecrest Dr, Dartmouth. Motel: 31 A/C units (Q,D,2D; 60% no-smoking), 4-pc bath, phone (free local calls), fridge,
microwave; common kitchen; free coffee. Coin laundry. Pets allowed in 2 units. Rates STC; F(15); O/S rates. Year-round.
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Crystal Marshall. 23 Lakeview Point Rd, Dartmouth. B&B: 2 rooms (K,Q,futon; light H): 4-pc bath, pvt entrance, deck, BBQ.
Full breakfast. On Lake Banook; swimming off dock; waterslide, kayaks. Reservations required. Rates STC; F(8). Jul 1–Sep 30.
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deluxe in-room amenities. Licensed restaurant; business centre; fitness centre; indoor parking. Rates STC; O/S rates. Year-round.
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Joan Doherty. 6318 Norwood St, Halifax. B&B: 2 rooms (D,T; private deck with D room), shared 3-pc bath (S). Full breakfast. Old family home on quiet street; studio on site; gardens. Off-street parking. Cat on premises. Rates STC. Year-round.
Mount Saint Vincent University
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166 Bedford Hwy, Halifax. Apt., Dorm-style: 71 units (T,S): 36 apt-style (1-, 2-, & 4-bdrm) with pvt bath, living/kitchen
area; 35 dorm-style with shared baths; access to laundry. Parking, athletics pass, and Wi-Fi incl. Rates STC. May 1–Aug 28.
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Prince George Hotel
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Quality Inn & Suites Halifax
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980 Parkland Dr, Halifax. Hotel: 113 rooms & suites (Q,K), 4-pc bath (3 with airjet tub), mini-fridge, microwave. Free hot
breakfast buffet. Waterslide, jacuzzi, full-service spa, arcade; business centre. Free parking. Rates STC. Year-round.
Quality Inn Dartmouth
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Saint Mary’s University
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5865 Gorsebrook Ave, Halifax. Apt., Dorm-style: 490 units (D,T,S): rooms with shared baths; suites; 2- & 3-bdrm apts with
pvt bath and kitchen. Breakfast, gym pass, Wi-Fi and parking included. Conference facilities. Rates STC. May 4–Aug 16.
Seasons Motor Inn – Halifax
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4 Melrose Ave, Halifax. GPS 44.65243, -63.63245. Motel: 27 units (Q,D,T; 20 A/C; some with kitchen), 4-pc bath, phone
(free local calls). Coin laundry; free parking. Shopping mall and restaurants nearby. Rates STC; F(12); O/S rates. Year-round.
SeaWatch Bed & Breakfast
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Elaine Hatfield. 139 Ferguson’s Cove Rd, Halifax. B&B: 2 H suites (Q,D,sofa-bed), 3-pc (S) or 4-pc bath, DVD, free WiFi; pvt entrance, deck. Light breakfast. Oceanfront; dock; whale sightings. Rates STC; XP or cot $15; O/S rates. Year-round.
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Residence Inn by Marriott
902-422-0493 • 866-422-0493 • fax 902-422-0413 • [email protected] • www.marriott.com/yhzri
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313 Prince Albert Rd, Dartmouth. Hotel: 54 A/C units (K,Q,D,T; some executive rooms), 4-pc bath, DVD; some with
fridge & microwave. Free Wi-Fi. Licensed restaurant; lounge; exercise room. Rates STC; F(18); O/S rates. Year-round.
John & Claire Fougere. 10 Argus Dr, Dartmouth. B&B: 1 large room (K), 5-pc bath, fan, hairdryer, iron. Full breakfast. Internet access in common room. Off-street parking. Pet policy. Acadian French spoken. Rates STC; O/S rates. Year-round.
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5184 Morris St, Halifax. Hotel: 29 A/C rooms in 3 townhouses (K,Q; 4 with fireplace), 4-pc bath. Light breakfast incl. Historic downtown hotel; fine dining in restaurant (evenings); garden courtyard; library. Rates STC; F(16); O/S rates. Year-round.
The Hollis Hotel (formerly Radisson Suite Hotel)
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Elizabeth O’Carroll. 1839 Armview Terr, Halifax. B&B: 2 luxurious rooms (Q), 4-pc bath (1 with hydro-massage tub); free WiFi & phone calls. Full breakfast. Access to Northwest Arm. Recommended on TripAdvisor. Rates STC; O/S rates. Year-round.
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Charming Victorian home in quiet residential area, close to downtown amenities, university, parks. Rates STC. Year-round.
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University of King’s College
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6350 Coburg Rd, Halifax. Dorm-style: 91 rooms (S,T), with fridge, phone (free local calls). Oldest chartered university
in North America. Catering, conference, meeting & recreational facilities. Rates STC. May 1–Aug 17.
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bar; whirlpool, gym, spa, salon. Reward programs. Parking (fee). Rates STC; F(18); weekend packages; O/S rates. Year-round.
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Geena Gador. 98 Ridding Rd. B&B: 2 rooms (Q,S), 4-pc baths; 2-room family unit available. Light breakfast. Oceanview home.
Laundry facilities available. Off-street parking. Multiple-cat household. Rates STC; family unit $129; O/S rates. Year-round.
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Albert & Mary Conrod. 25 Lighthouse Lane. GPS 44.60090, -63.46259. B&B: 3 rooms (Q): 4-pc bath, ceiling fan. Full breakfast. Games room, propane fireplace, pool table, CBTV. Boat charters arranged. Rates GTD; packages; O/S rates. Year-round.
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Tammy Rehberg. 1531 Shore Rd. Tourist Home: 8 oceanview rooms (Q; 4 with balcony), 4-pc bath, mini-fridge. Light breakfast. Heritage-style house in fishing village; glassed-in breakfast area; pvt dock. Rates STC; cots $25; O/S rates. Year-round.
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All campgrounds listed have been approved by CampingSelect and/or NS Approved to ensure that they meet the
required standards. Please be aware that GPS co-ordinates referenced in the listings may not be exact. For a key to
symbols and codes, see p. 3. Internet access (@) at campgrounds is usually Wi-Fi, but may not reach all campsites.
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Bernie & Karrie-Ann Buchanan. 1757 Hammonds Plains Rd. Ice, firepits, wood, RV supplies, 2 laundromats, free Wi-Fi. Games room. Big rig–friendly. Rates STC; 48-hr CXL. May 1–Oct 15.
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30 John Brenton Dr. Campground with lake access, within the city. 1 yurt. Wood, ice. Supervised
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Outdoors; and Trails. Please be aware that GPS co-ordinates referenced in the listings may not be exact. For a key to symbols and codes, see p. 3.
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of the ’60s, ’70s & ’80s: photos, uniforms, medals, aircraft engines, weapons, 24 vintage aircraft. $5 donation suggested. May 15–Oct 1, daily.
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2463 Rocky Lake Dr. Gold mining artifacts, school pictures, archival records, sport records, stamp-mill model and blacksmith tools. Located in
a former church built with naval construction techniques, giving the impression of an upside-down ship’s hull. Admission free. Jun 1–Aug 31.
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portraits, ceramics. Walking trails (maps available). Admission charged (house only). Jun 1–Oct 4, STC; trails year-round, dawn to dusk.
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1200 Lucasville Rd. GPS 44.74162, -63.74722. Fun for the entire family: water slides, mini-golf, go-carts, batting cages, bumper cars & boats, rides,
gravity house, arcade games. Corporate picnic area. Pay-as-you-go or bracelets; group rates. Jun 14–Sep 1, 11am–6pm daily; haunted castle in Oct.
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gardens; nature trails; Veterans Memorial Cenotaph. Tuesday teas; special events. Admission free. Jul 1–Aug 31, 10am–5pm daily (STC).
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1 Challenger Dr. Marine research centre; one of the world’s largest oceanographic establishments. Exhibits on fisheries science, oceanography,
hydrography, marine geology, protected areas; touch tank. Tours (in English and French), by appt only. Admission free. May 15–Aug 31, Mon–Fri.
26 Newcastle St. GPS 44.66663, -63.55999. Located in Evergreen House; highlights of Dartmouth’s history; gallery with changing art/heritage
exhibitions. Archival reference and research services, by appointment. Admission $2, F(12). Year-round, summer Tue–Sun; O/S Tue–Sat.
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26 Newcastle St. Restored Victorian house (c 1867). Former home of Dr Helen Creighton, Nova Scotian author and folklorist; now home of
Dartmouth Heritage Museum. Admission $2, F(12). Year-round, 10am–5pm (summer Tue–Sun; O/S Tue–Sat; weekends closed 1–2pm).
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7 Mellor Ave, Unit 3. GPS 44.70832, -63.58012. Metro’s first indoor climbing gym. Suitable for all age & fitness levels. Instruction and equipment rentals available. Day pass $12. Year-round, Mon–Fri noon–11pm, Sat noon–8, Sun noon–6.
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57–59 Ochterloney St. One of the oldest buildings in the city (c 1785); associated with the Nantucket Quaker whalers who were in Dartmouth
1785–92. Costumed tour guides; pioneer dress-up trunk for children; historic garden. Admission $2, F(12). Jun 1–Aug 31, Tues–Sun.
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Bedford Institute of Oceanography
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471 Poplar Dr. GPS 44.67289, -63.49944. A rural oasis amid a suburban area. Heritage buildings, archival material, farm and household implements, farm animals, gardens and a tea room. Special events. Partial wheelchair access. Admission by donation. May 15–Oct 15, O/S by appt.
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of the oldest breweries in Canada, in a massive stone building (c 1820); 1-hr tours. Admission: adult $21. Year-round, call for tour times.
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10 Cherry Brook Rd. Exhibits and displays on Black migration, settlements, and communities, telling the story of one of Nova Scotia’s founding cultures, dating back to the early 1700s. Also contemporary African Nova Scotian and African Canadian history. Admission: adult $6. Jun 2–Oct 4.
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Loyola Building. GPS 44.62975, -63.57847. The observatory contains a reflecting telescope, 40 cm in diameter, used to view the planets, the moon,
and other celestial objects. 1–2 hr tour, 2nd and 4th Fri of each month (every Fri in summer), clear evenings only. Admission free. Year-round.
Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21
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1055 Marginal Rd. At Pier 21 National Historic Site, the gateway that 1.5 million immigrants and Canadian military personnel passed through
between 1928 and 1971. Captivating exhibitions and presentations; family history centre. Admission charged. Year-round, daily May–Nov.
Casino Nova Scotia
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1983 Upper Water St. GPS 44.65308, -63.57718. Entertainment, dining, & gaming facility. Admission restricted (minimum age 19). Year-round,
10am–4am daily (Fri & Sat 24 hours); table games noon–4am daily.
Clay Café
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6413 Quinpool Rd. GPS 44.64454, -63.60070. Paint-your-own pottery studio. Suitable for all ages; no experience required. Reservations not
necessary. Year-round, 7 days a week.
Dalhousie Arts Centre
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6101 University Ave. Diverse events from contemporary music concerts and symphonic presentations to ballet and theatrical productions;
Rebecca Cohn Auditorium, Sir James Dunn Theatre, 2 small studios, sculpture court, and art gallery. Admission varies; tickets online. Year-round.
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6225 University Ave. Official records of the University and manuscript holdings; Special Collections (approx 80,000 items) include the Dalhousie Library’s
most significant printed works, including individual books, prints, and maps dating from the 1480s to the present. Admission free. Year-round.
Discovery Centre
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1593 Barrington St. Hands-on centre dedicated to making science fun and accessible for all age groups. Interactive exhibits, live science
shows, special events, and movies illuminate the wonder of science in everyday things. Admission charged. Year-round, 10am–5pm daily.
Government House
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1451 Barrington St. GPS 44.64351, -63.57194. Guided tours of the working residence of the Sovereign’s representative in NS; the oldest official residence in Canada. Impressive collection of Nova Scotian art and antiques. Admission free. Jul 1–Aug 31, daily.
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5425 Sackville St. Impressive star-shaped masonry structure with defensive ditch, earthen ramparts, musketry gallery, powder magazine, garrison
cells; completed in 1856. Noon gun, 78th Highlanders, performances, guided tours. May 7–Oct 31, daily; grounds open year-round.
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Spring Garden Rd at South Park St. A National Historic Site: rare example of a formal Victorian public garden; 17 acres of floral displays, statues,
fountains. Band concerts Sun 2–4pm in summer. No bicycles, no smoking, and no pets, please. Admission free. Apr 12–Nov 15, STC, 8am–dusk.
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1869 Upper Water St. The first restoration project of its kind in Canada: 3 city blocks of Canada’s oldest surviving group of waterfront warehouses and some of North America’s finest Victorian-Italianate façades. A Heritage Canada Designation. Year-round, daily.
HMCS Sackville: Canada’s Naval Memorial
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Lower Water St. WWII Flower class corvette; a museum and memorial to honour and remember those who served and continue to serve in
the Naval Service of Canada. Admission: adult $4. Year-round, Jun–Oct at Sackville Landing; Nov–May at HMC Dockyard, by appt.
See ad p. 68.
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Young St. GPS 44.66232, -63.59878. An English-style garden suburb, designed according to the latest principles of town planning in the rebuilding
after the Halifax Explosion. The houses and the Hydrostone Market preserve a remarkable sense of time and place. A Federal Heritage Site. Year-round.
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190 Chain Lake Dr. GPS 44.64793, -63.67454. Films shown in IMAX and IMAX 3D formats. Admission charged; rates vary. Year-round.
Maritime Command Museum
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2725 Gottingen St. Weapons, uniforms, models, art and documents; history relating to the history of Canada’s naval forces in both war and peace;
the Royal Navy’s presence in Halifax since 1759; history of the Canadian Navy since its inception in 1910. Admission free. Year-round, Mon–Fri.
Maritime Museum of the Atlantic
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1675 Lower Water St. Maritime history: shipwrecks, the Navy, Days of Sail, Sable Island, Titanic, Halifax Explosion, Age of Steam, a ship chandlery,
and Canada’s longest-serving hydrographic vessel (c 1913). Admission charged. Year-round, daily (closed Mon Nov–Apr); CSS Acadia Jun–Oct.
Museum of Natural History
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1747 Summer St. Live displays include in-house bee colony, butterfly house, and nature centre with a variety of critters. Galleries highlight marine
life, mammals, birds, geology and fossils. Temporary exhibits from various sources. Year-round, closed Mon & some holidays in winter.
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Neptune Theatre
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Internationally recognized for excellence. Infrared hearing system, A/C. Year-round, evening and matinee performances.
Nova Scotia Archives
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6016 University Ave. Records of NS government, churches, businesses, & organizations; papers of families & individuals; books; newspapers; documentary art & photographs; maps & architectural plans; audio/visual records. Admission free. Year-round, Mon–Sat (Wed to 9pm); closed holidays.
Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame
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1800 Argyle St. Profiling 150 years of Nova Scotian sport heritage and heroes: audio-visual presentations, a multi-sport simulator, and a variety of
exhibits; Sidney Crosby collection. Educational presentations. Free. Year-round, Mon–Fri, summer weekends, and before Scotiabank Centre events.
NovaScotian Crystal
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5080 George St. GPS 44.64893, -63.57204. The only crystal maker in Canada; visitors can watch molten crystal become mouth-blown, handcut wine glasses, vases and works of art, and learn the history behind each pattern and what makes crystal so precious. Year-round, Mon–Sat.
Old Burying Ground & Welsford-Parker Monument
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1460 Barrington St. A National Historic Site and a Registered Heritage Property. Halifax’s first burial ground (c 1749); the oldest existing stone
(1752) marks the grave of a 2-year-old. The Welsford-Parker Monument (1860) commemorates two Crimean War heroes. May 15–Oct 15.
Our Lady of Sorrows Chapel
www.ccchalifax.com/history.html
Holy Cross Cemetery, 1259 South Park St. GPS 44.63926, -63.57815. On Aug 31, 1843, this charming little chapel was built by over 1,800 people,
in just one day! The French stained-glass windows date to the 16th and 17th centuries. Apr 15–Oct 15, Mon–Fri 8:30am–4:30pm.
Point Pleasant Park
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canteen (Jun 1–Oct 1), 2 parking areas, beach, off-leash area for dogs. Map at the Tower Rd entrance. Year-round, limited winter maintenance.
Prince of Wales Tower National Historic Site
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panels portray its history, architectural features, and significance in Halifax’s coastal defence network. Admission free. Year-round, grounds only.
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1726 Hollis St. National Historic Site (c 1819), Canada’s oldest provincial legislative assembly, and the original home of Britain’s first overseas self-government. Described by Dickens as “a gem of Georgian architecture." Admission free. Year-round, July–Aug daily; O/S Mon–Fri.
St. George’s Round Church
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2222 Brunswick St. A National Historic Site (c 1800), St George’s is a cylindrical wooden church in the Palladian style. Edward, Duke of Kent,
played an active role in the planning of the new building. Free admission. Jul 1–Sep 1, tours available upon request.
Saint Mary’s Cathedral Basilica
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Masses. Tours free; donations welcome. Year-round.
St. Paul’s Anglican Church
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1749 Argyle St. The oldest building in Halifax (c 1749). The “Ghost Window” and piece of wood embedded in an interior wall are relics of the
1917 Halifax Explosion. Genealogical services (fee). Donations welcome. Year-round, guided tours Mon-Fri (also Sat in Jul & Aug).
Shakespeare by the Sea
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Point Pleasant Park. Open-air, site-specific, environmentally friendly theatre festival offering accessible, innovative, professional productions. Performed
in a magnificent expanse of nature trails, ruins of colonial forts, and other historic sites. Admission by donation ($15 suggested). Jul 1–Sep 4, STC.
Sir Sandford Fleming Park (The Dingle)
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Dingle Rd. A 95-acre park, donated to Halifax in 1908 by Sir Sandford Fleming, creator of Standard Time Zones. Natural habitats, walking trails, beach,
wharf, boat launch. Dedicated in 1912, the tower commemorates 150 years of representative government. Apr 15–Nov 15, canteen May 24–Oct 15.
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2393 Brunswick St. A National Historic Site, this is the oldest Lutheran church in Canada. Bought as a house in 1756 by German (“Deutsch”) settlers,
it was given a steeple for its consecration in 1761. Burying ground; mass grave beneath the church. Free admission. Jul 1–Sep 1, tours available.
Thomas McCulloch Museum
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1355 Oxford St. Exhibit of mounted birds of Nova Scotia prepared over 150 years ago by Thomas McCulloch, first principal of Dalhousie College; collections of butterflies, seashells, and lifelike ceramic mushrooms; marine & freshwater aquaria. Group tours by appt. Admission free. Year-round, Mon–Fri.
York Redoubt National Historic Site
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902-426-5080 • 888-773-8888 • fax 902-426-4228 • [email protected] • www.parkscanada.gc.ca/yorkredoubt
301 York Redoubt Cres. This fortification (c 1793) was a key element in the defence of Halifax Harbour. A unique heritage treasure featuring
tunnels, muzzle-loading guns, WWII Command Post, interpretive panels, walking trails. Admission free. Year-round, serviced Jun 25–Sep 2.
The Little Dutch Church
902-423-1059 • fax 902-423-0897 • [email protected] • www.roundchurch.ca
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Yuk Yuk’s Comedy Club
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Government Wharf Rd. GPS 44.60989, -63.49314. Museums, art galleries and shops in a restored 200-year-old fishing village. Charter boats
for whalewatching, deep-sea fishing, island tours. Marine interpretive centre (free admission, donations accepted). May 1–Sep 30, STC.
Shearwater Aviation Museum
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34 Bonaventure St. Museum chronicles the history of Canadian Maritime military aviation from 1918, and features an airworthy Fairey Swordfish bi-plane and 12 other aircraft. Art gallery, theatre, flight simulator. Admission free, donations welcome. Apr 1–Nov 30, Dec–Mar by appt.
These listings identify some of the artisans in the region and some galleries and shops whose products are primarily made in Nova Scotia. The “Open
Studio” designation identifies juried members of the Nova Scotia Designer Crafts Council who open their personal studios to the public so you can
watch them work.
Elmsdale
Accessories
Clothing
Fine art
Food
Home & Garden
Jewellery
Bath & Body
Galleries, Shops, Artists and Artisans
Sweet Spot Chocolate Shop
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601 Hwy 2. Handcrafted chocolates, fudge and other confections, all made on-site. AMCC, DD. Year-round, 7 days a week.
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Steady Brook Saddlery • James Brown
Open Studio Artisan • Media: Leather
902-866-4055 • fax 902-866-0575 • [email protected] • www.steadybrooksaddlery.ca
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303 Etter Rd. GPS 44.87636, -63.81227. Handcrafted saddles and horse tack; leather goods; dog equipment. Commissions welcome. AMCC.
Year-round, Tue–Fri 9am–6pm, Sat 9am–noon.
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902-457-6160 • fax 902-457-2447 • [email protected] • www.msvuart.ca
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166 Bedford Hwy. Continually changing exhibitions, primarily of contemporary art, often highlighting work by artists of the region, especially women.
The university art collection consists of visual art in various media, mainly by Atlantic Canadian artists. Year-round, Tue–Sun, except holidays.
Halifax
Amos Pewter AE
Open Studio Artisan • Media: Metal
800-565-3369 • fax 888-430-0337 • [email protected] • www.amospewter.com/experience-amos
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Anna Leonowens Gallery ;
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Granville Mall, 1891 Granville St. GPS 44.64988, -63.57461. Works by students, faculty and visitors of NSCAD University. Three exhibition spaces.
Artist lectures, video screenings, performances and panel discussions. Year-round, Tues–Sat (closed Aug 17–Sep 14, Dec 14–Jan 11, & holidays).
Art Gallery of Nova Scotia AEW
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1723 Hollis St. Permanent collection of contemporary and historic Nova Scotian, Canadian & international art; the Maud Lewis House; temporary exhibitions. Guided tours, public lectures, classes. Gallery shop, restaurant. Admission charged (free Thur 5–9pm). Year-round.
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Media: Paintings & prints, photography
902-424-3087 • [email protected] • www.teichertgallery.com
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1723 Hollis St. Extensive selection of original works of emerging and established Maritime artists. Media include paintings, original prints, and
photographs. AMCC. Year-round, Sun–Mon noon–5pm, Tue–Sat 10am–5pm.
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6101 University Ave. GPS 44.63752, -63.58836. Changing exhibitions: Canadian and international contemporary and historical art, in all
media. Year-round, Tue–Fri 11am–5pm, weekends noon–5pm. Summer exhibition dates vary; please call.
Golumba Studio Gallery
Media: Paintings & prints
902-717-8330 • [email protected] • www.golumba.com
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drawings; also prints and note cards. $/TC. Year-round, by appointment or chance.
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1061 Marginal Rd. GPS 44.63872, -63.56557. Exhibitions of fine craft in the Mary E. Black Gallery; designer craft shop featuring the work of
Nova Scotian craftspeople; multi-use craft studios. Information on art and craft; ask for the Guide to Craft and Art in Nova Scotia. Year-round.
Port Loggia Gallery ;
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1107 Marginal Rd. GPS 44.63532, -63.56813. A dynamic exhibition, performance and event space. Year-round, Thur–Mon 12–5pm (closed
Aug 17–Sep 14, Dec 14–Jan 11 and holidays).
Studio 21 Fine Art
Media: Paintings & prints
902-420-1852 • fax 902-420-0715 • [email protected] • www.studio21.ca
1273 Hollis St. GPS 44.64185, -63.56977. Gallery exhibiting original contemporary art by Nova Scotian and other Canadian artists, for over
25 years. AMCC. Year-round, Tue–Fri 10am–6pm, Sat 10am–5pm, Sun noon–5pm, Mon by appointment.
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902-420-0854 • [email protected] • www.viewpointgallery.ca
Restaurants
The following restaurants have paid to provide these listings, giving you information on types of service and specialties offered. For more extensive information, pick up a copy of the Restaurant Association of Nova Scotia’s Dine Nova Scotia or Taste of Nova Scotia’s Culinary Adventure
Guide. Also visit edining.ca and tasteofnovascotia.com. See p. 3 for a key to the symbols and codes.
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Encore!
Type: Gourmet, informal • Specialty: Seafood, gluten free
tel/fax 902-861-3480 • [email protected] • www.innonthelake.com
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1272 Barrington St. GPS 44.64138, -63.57118. Solo and group exhibitions of photographs by members of the co-op, who work together to nurture, exhibit and market their work; guest exhibits. AMCC, DD. Year-round, Jul–Oct Tue–Sun noon–5pm (to 7pm Thur & Fri); O/S Wed–Sun noon–5pm.
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Oliver’s Gastro Pub
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902-861-3480 • fax 902-861-4883 • [email protected] • www.innonthelake.com/dining-experiences AENr@W;
3009 Hwy 2, at Inn on the Lake. Bus tours welcome. Year-round, 5–10pm.
Dartmouth Fresh Twenty One
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Trendz Restaurant & Wine Bar
Type: Gourmet, lounge • Specialty: Canadian
902-446-3782 • 866-676-9846 • fax 902-465-2225 • [email protected] • www.trendzcafe.ca
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Rose & Kettle Tea Room
Type: Cafe/tea room, family dining • Specialty: Desserts
902-462-0154 • [email protected] • www.coleharbourfarmmuseum.ca/tearoom
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2 Doors Down
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Bistro Le Coq
Type: Continental, lounge • Specialty: European
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6169 Quinpool Rd. Year-round, Mon–Wed 11:30am–10pm, Thur 11:30am–11pm, Fri–Sat 11am–12am, Sun 12pm–10pm.
Brooklyn Warehouse
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1496 Lower Water St. Bus tours welcome. Year-round, Mon–Sat 11:30am–2:30pm, dinner 5–10pm daily.
Chives Canadian Bistro
Type: Fine dining, informal • Specialty: Canadian
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1537 Barrington St. Year-round, 5–9:30pm daily.
CUT Steakhouse
Type: Fine dining • Specialty: Seafood, steaks
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902-429-5120 • fax 902-429-5121 • [email protected] • www.cutsteakhouse.ca
5120 Salter St. Year-round, daily, from 5:30pm.
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902-496-7960 • [email protected] • www.elementsonhollis.ca
Five Fishermen Restaurant & Grill
Type: Fine dining, informal • Specialty: Canadian, seafood
902-422-4421 • fax 902-422-4503 • [email protected] • www.fivefishermen.com
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Bramoso Gourmet Pizzeria
Type: Family dining, informal • Specialty: Pizza/burgers, vegetarian
902-425-2222 • fax 902-425-3661 • [email protected] • www.bramoso.com
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1584 Argyle St. Year-round, Sun–Thur noon–10pm, Fri–Sat noon–12am.
1740 Argyle St. Bus tours welcome. Year-round, hours vary with season.
Gio
902-425-1986 • www.giohalifax.com
Type: Fine dining, informal
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Grafton Street Dinner Theatre
Type: Informal • Specialty: Seafood, steaks
902-425-1961 • fax 902-422-0742 • [email protected] • www.graftonstdinnertheatre.com
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Harbour City Bar & Grill
902-492-6443 • www.harbourcitygrill.com
Type: Fine dining, gourmet
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Heartwood Restaurant
Type: Cafe/tea room, family dining • Specialty: Vegetarian
902-425-2808 • [email protected] • iloveheartwood.ca
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McKelvie’s Delishes Fishes Dishes
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Morris East
Type: Gourmet, informal • Specialty: Pizza/burgers, gluten free
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Murphy’s Restaurant
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1751 Lower Water St. Year-round, 11:30am–10pm.
Onyx Dining Room & Cocktail Lounge
Type: Fine dining, lounge
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902-428-5680 • fax 902-428-5175 • [email protected] • www.onyxdining.com
1580 Argyle St. Year-round, Mon–Sat 4:30pm.
Press Gang Restaurant & Oyster Bar
Type: Fine dining • Specialty: Seafood, steaks
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902-423-8816 • [email protected] • www.thepressgang.net
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Saege Bistro
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5883 Spring Garden Rd. Year-round, Mon 11:30am–2pm, Tue–Fri 11:30am–9pm, Sat 9:30am–9:30pm, Sun 9:30am–8:30pm.
902-429-1882 • fax 902-429-1569 • [email protected] • www.saege.ca
Scanway Bakery
Type: Cafe/tea room • Specialty: Sandwiches, desserts
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902-425-0683 • [email protected] • scanwaycatering.com
1567 Grafton St. Year-round, Mon–Fri 7am–6pm; Sat 9am–6pm; extended summer hrs.
Seasons by Atlantica
Type: Gourmet, informal • Specialty: Canadian
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902-490-3331 • www.seasonsbyatlantica.com
1980 Robie St. Bus tours welcome. Year-round.
Stories
Type: Fine dining
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902-444-4400 • [email protected] • www.storiesdining.com
5184 Morris St. Year-round, 5:30–9pm.
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Tempo: Food + Drink
Type: Family dining, lounge • Specialty: Vegetarian, gluten free
902-428-3676 • [email protected] • tempofooddrink.com
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The Arms Public House
Type: Family dining, pub
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902-420-9781 • [email protected] • www.thearmshalifax.com
1515 South Park St. Year-round, 7am–11pm.
Type: Family dining, informal • Specialty: Seafood
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1549 Lower Water St. Bus tours welcome. Year-round, 11:30am–10pm.
Eastern
Passage
Emma’s Eatery
Type: Family dining, informal • Specialty: Canadian, fish and chips
902-406-0606 • [email protected] • emmaseatery.ca
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Outdoors
These listings identify some of the outdoor activities available in the province. Many activities are seasonal and/or weather-dependent; please confirm
open dates when making plans and always keep safety in mind. Additional information can be found on pages 12–15 and 336.
IN THE GRID: Accessibility: P = partially accessible Tours Offered: see related listing in Tour Operators and Tour Services section
Enfield
Vision Air Services W;t
Category: Air Adventure
902-873-3488 • fax 902-873-3489 • [email protected] • www.visionairhelicopters.ca
Accessibility
Tours offered
Hiking
Cycling
Canoeing/Kayaking
Snowmobile/4-wheel
Winter activities
Halifax Metro Area
Outdoors
The Waterfront Warehouse
902-425-7610 • [email protected] • www.waterfrontwarehouse.ca
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549 Barnes Dr. GPS 44.87773, -63.52323. Helicopter rides (up to 4 passengers per helicopter): customized trips, aerial photography, private
island landings with gourmet picnics. Reservations required. Year-round.
Goffs
Airlane Golf Club G
Category: Golf Courses
902-873-4040 • airlanegolfclub.com
2103 Old Guysborough Rd. 9-hole, par 36, 3008 yd. Rating 69.2; Slope 126. May 1–Oct 31.
Grand
Lake
Laurie Provincial Park AvW{}fYL|
Category: Parks
novascotiaparks.ca/parks/laurie.asp
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4949 Hwy 2. GPS 44.87813, -63.60217. A picnic area on the shores of Shubenacadie Grand Lake, under hardwood stands. Swimming (unsupervised); dock for canoes and kayaks; walking trail; camping. Jun 12–Sep 6, parking at gate for O/S use.
Oakfield Provincial Park AvW{}fYL
Category: Parks
novascotiaparks.ca/misc/parks_a-z_info.asp#oakfield
366 Oakfield Park Rd. GPS 44.91182, -63.58527. Popular picnic park on Shubenacadie Grand Lake; tables along edges of fields. Group picnics. Small beach (supervised in Jul–Aug), wheelchair-accessible boat launch, hard-surface trails. May 15–Oct 12.
Mount
Uniacke
Uniacke Pines Golf Course *W;G
902-866-2440 • www.uniackepines.com
83 Alder Lane. 9-hole, par 33, 2194 yd. Slope 118. Power and pull carts and rentals available. Dining room. Green fee players welcome.
Apr 1–Nov 30, STC.
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Tours offered
Hiking
Cycling
Canoeing/Kayaking
Snowmobile/4-wheel
Winter activities
Beaver
Bank
Emerson Ridge Driving Range WG
Category: Golf Driving Ranges
902-864-4872
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342 Beaver Bank Rd. GPS 44.80120, -63.68826. 30 tee-off stations in scenic forested area. Club rentals, large & small baskets. Children
welcome. Apr 30–Oct 31.
Lost Creek Golf Club *WG
902-865-4653 • www.lostcreek.ca/course
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310 Kinsac Rd. GPS 44.84202, -63.67012. 18-hole, par 71, 5952 yd. Rating 68.9; Slope 124. Situated in mature forests with river and a lake.
Apr 15–Nov 15.
Hammonds Glen Arbour Golf Course AE*;G
Plains
902-835-4653 • fax 902-832-2964 • [email protected] • www.glenarbour.com
40 Clubhouse Lane. GPS 44.75178, -63.77162. 18-hole, par 72, 6800 yd. Rating 73.6; Slope 138. Designed by Graham Cooke. Set among lakes
and mature hardwood trees 20 km from Halifax. Executive 9-hole, par 3 and practice facility. Full-service clubhouse. May 7–Oct 23, STC.
Hatfield Farm Cowboy Adventures W|
Category: Riding & Hay Rides; Sleigh Rides
902-835-5676 • fax 902-835-1492 • [email protected] • www.hatfieldfarms.com
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and experienced riders welcome. Private rides and personalized packages available. Campground (can only be reached by horseback). Year-round.
Harrietsfield
Isner Stables ;Y
Category: Riding & Hay Rides; Sleigh Rides
P
902-477-5043 • [email protected] • www.isnerstables.com
1060 Old Sambro Rd. GPS 44.57480, -63.63388. Guided 1- or 2-hour scenic trail rides; lessons by reservation. Pony rides and rentals; sleigh
and wagon rides; group outings. Year-round, daily.
Sambro
Crystal Crescent Beach Provincial Park AvYL
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Category: Parks
novascotiaparks.ca/misc/parks_a-z_info.asp#crystal
223 Sambro Creek Rd. GPS 44.47178, -63.62273. Beautiful beach park at mouth of Halifax Harbour. 3 white-sand crescent beaches; vault
toilet; boardwalks to first two beaches. Trail head for a hike to Pennant Point, 10 km (6 mi) each way. May 15–Oct 12.
Lower
Sackville
Sackville Lakes Provincial Park AvL
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Category: Parks
www.novascotiaparks.ca/misc/parks_a-z_info.asp#sackville
440 First Lake Dr. GPS 44.76910, -63.65047. A natural environment park with trails through woodlands and wetlands; lake access for canoeing/kayaking. May 15–Oct 12.
Dartmouth Dartmouth Yacht Club Wb
Category: Marinas & Yacht Clubs
902-468-6050 • www.dyc.ns.ca
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GPS 44.70153, -63.60922. Bedford Basin at Wright’s Cove. Marina facilities; 200 slips; 30-t marine travel lift, pleasure craft only; moorings; pumpout service; hull, engine, sail repair nearby; gas, diesel on site; winter storage; clubhouse rentals. VHF Channel 68. Sail training July & Aug. Year-round.
The Bike Pedaler K
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Category: Equipment Rentals
902-468-7773 • [email protected] • thebikepedaler.ca
The Links at Montague *WG
902-433-3330; 902-433-3331 • fax 902-433-3334 • [email protected] • www.thelinksatmontague.com
Outdoors
140 Alderney Dr. GPS 44.66538, -63.56460. Bicycle rentals and sales; route planning. Year-round, Mon–Sat (closed long weekends and other
statutory holidays).
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6 Lakehill Dr. GPS 44.70670, -63.50228. 9-hole, par 31, 1880 yd. Executive golf course designed by Graham Cooke; practice area, driving range;
instruction. Restaurant. Apr 15–Nov 15.
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Torpedo Rays Scuba Adventures WD
Category: Dive Shops; Equipment Rentals
902-481-0444; 902-407-0444 • fax 902-481-0333 • [email protected] • www.torpedorays.com
625 Windmill Rd. Diving instruction, rentals, sales, service, charters and group trips. PADI 5-star IDC facility. Year-round.
Grandview Golf & Country Club *G
902-435-3767 • fax 902-435-4380 • www.eaglequestgolf.com/nova-scotia/
GPS 44.70957, -63.46265. 18-hole, par 72, 6212 yd. Rating 70.3; Slope 124. Designed by Bill Robinson; features three of the best finishing
holes in Nova Scotia. Excellent condition, accessibility and playability. On-line booking. May 1–Oct 31.
Halifax
Goodwood Family Golf Centre G
Category: Golf Driving Ranges
902-876-1122 • [email protected] • www.GoodwoodFamilyGolf.com
1300 Prospect Rd. GPS 44.59539, -63.69504. Driving range with mats. Golf lessons; club rentals. 18-hole mini-golf with sand traps and
water hazards. Apr 1–Oct 15, STC.
Hemlock Ravine Park AEYKLy
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[email protected] • www.trails.gov.ns.ca/SharedUse/hx085.html
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40 Kent Ave. GPS 44.68855, -63.66347. A 75-ha habitat with extensive paths; off-leash area for dogs. The heart-shaped pond known as Julie’s Pond
was built by Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, for his mistress. Please do not feed the waterfowl. No washrooms. Year-round, no winter maintenance.
I Heart Bikes AEK
902-406-7774 • fax 902-482-5014 • [email protected] • www.iheartbikeshfx.com
Bicycle rentals. May 1–Oct 31.
Kannon Beach Surf Shop
902-405-8440 • [email protected] • www.kannonbeach.com
5239 Blowers St. Surf/windsurf equipment rentals and sales: surfboards, stand-up paddleboards, wetsuits and accessories. Year-round.
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Tours offered
Hiking
Cycling
Canoeing/Kayaking
Snowmobile/4-wheel
Winter activities
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Nautilus Aquatic Centre D
Category: Dive Shops
902-454-4296 • [email protected] • www.nautilusaquatichobbies.com
6164 Quinpool Rd. GPS 44.64590, -63.59482. Scuba & snorkel equipment, sales and rentals; equipment repair; airfills; wet suits for all applications; swimwear and accessories. Also hobby supplies & model rockets. Year-round.
Nova Scotia Sea School Ab
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902-423-7284 • fax 902-423-7241 • [email protected] • www.seaschool.org
Learn to sail a traditional wooden boat, including chart and compass navigation, anchoring, how to read the weather. Year-round.
Picture Perfect Tours AE;
Category: Photography & Landscape Painting
P
902-292-6688 • [email protected] • www.pictureperfecttours.ca
Customized half-day and full-day tours and packages for up to 6 people: a travel photography workshop combined with a visual history tour
of Halifax. Portrait tours also available. Year-round.
Point Pleasant Park P;Y
Category: Parks
P
www.pointpleasantpark.ca
5718 Point Pleasant Dr. Easy winding trails and wide paths, many wheelchair-accessible, crisscrossing 186-acre wooded park. Ruins of early
fortifications and a Martello tower; canoe/kayak launch at beach; washroom facilities. Dog off-leash areas. Cycling weekdays only. Year-round.
Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron b
902-477-5653; 902-477-2595 • fax 902-477-6298 • [email protected] • www.rnsys.com
376 Purcell’s Cove Rd. Marina facilities on Northwest Arm;; mooring available, launching facilities; hull, engine, sail repair nearby; gasoline, diesel,
pumpout facilities, laundry, showers, ice, restaurant & bar, catering facilities; open to transient yachters. Sailing lessons. Monitor VHF 68. Year-round.
Sail Nova Scotia b
Category: Sailing Instruction
902-425-5450 ext 312 • [email protected] • www.sailnovascotia.ca
5516 Spring Garden Rd. Information on sailing instruction programs & services offered by member clubs throughout NS. Year-round.
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1641 Fairfield Rd. GPS 44.63794, -63.60360. Canoe rentals, on the Northwest Arm. Jun 5–Sep 26, 11am–7pm (Sat–Sun only).
The Trail Shop W{}LSy|
902-423-8736 • www.trailshop.com
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Waterfront Development Public Marina AEW}fbwKt
902-229-2628 • fax 902-422-7582 • [email protected] • my-waterfront.ca/marina
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2–1751 Lower Water St. GPS 44.64850, -63.56983. Marina services; docking for vessels up to 90 m (300 ft) in length. Free daytime berthing;
overnight rates available. VHF Channel 68. Apr 1–Oct 31.
Eastern
Passage
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Category: Parks
novascotiaparks.ca/parks/mcnabs.asp
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settings; historic sites. Limited day-use facilities; no drinking water available. Lawlor Island is not open to the public. May 15–Oct 12.
Trails
Inquire at local visitor information centres for directions to trails in the area. Trail maps and information can also be found at trails.gov.ns.ca and novatrails.com.
Mount
Uniacke
Uniacke Estate Museum Park
Dogs Permitted: Leashed (L), Off-leash (O), No (N)
Surface: Gravel (G), Hard (H), Natural (N)
Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible •, Partially accessible (P)
Trail Uses: YKLSy
Approx.length (km)
Type
Cell service
Dogs permitted
Surface
Accessibility
The following are just a few of the trails to be found in this region; see also the Parks listings in the Outdoors section. Although used primarily as walking and hiking trails, they may also be used for other activities, which are identifed by the symbols shown. Most trails are available for use year-round,
but in winter may not provide maintenance or parking; use discretion.
IN THE GRID:
Type: Day-use (D), Linear/railbed (L), Urban (U), Wilderness (W)
Cell Service: Full (F), Partial (P), None (N)
Category: Parks
1641 Shore Rd. GPS 44.60738, -63.49027. Boardwalk provides beautiful views of McNab’s, Lawlor’s and Devil’s islands, Eastern Passage, and
Halifax Harbour. A few picnic shelters. May 15–Oct 12.
Trails
Halifax Metro Area
McCormacks Beach Provincial Park AvWY
novascotiaparks.ca/misc/parks_a-z_info.asp#maccormack-hfx
12 D
F
L
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13 L
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L
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902-866-0032 • www.trails.gov.ns.ca/SharedUse/hants.html
758 Hwy 1. GPS 44.90167, -63.84043. 8 walking trails through forest, along lakeshores, atop a drumlin, and near marshland. Some feature 18thcentury English landscape traditions such as the remains of a haha wall, a hothouse, and imported trees. Year-round, no winter maintenance.
Timberlea BLT Trail (part of Rum Runners Trail) A
Trail Uses: YK>LSsy
[email protected] • www.blttrails.ca
Beechville–Lakeside–Timberlea. GPS 44.63952, -63.68875. Trail passes by a number of lakes and rivers; benches along trail. Accessible from Hwy
3 at several points. Year-round, no winter maintenance.
The Bluff Wilderness Hiking Trail
Trail Uses: YLSy
www.blufftrail.ca
GPS 44.66655, -63.76258. Challenging four-loop wilderness trail; for experienced hikers only. Approx 3–4 hours per loop. Bring water, map and
compass. Canoe and portage possibilities. No facilities. Year-round.
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Dogs permitted
Surface
Accessibility
Lower
Sackville
Bedford-Sackville Connector Greenway
Trail Uses: YKLSy
5 U
F
5
L
F
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L
F
L
G
902-865-9238 • [email protected] • www.trails.gov.ns.ca/SharedUse/hx129.html
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GPS 44.75280, -63.66492. From Fultz House Museum on Old Sackville Rd (crossing river twice) to Range Park in Bedford; continues as Fort Sackville
Walkway. View of salmon-habitat restoration rock-sills from bridges. Year-round.
Bedford
Fort Sackville Walkway
Trail Uses: KL
902-865-9238 • [email protected] • www.halifax.ca/rec/documents/HRMHikeRackCards-SackvilleBedford.pdf
G P
Range Park. GPS 44.74167, -63.65667. From Range Park along Sackville River and through Fish Hatchery Park on Bedford Basin, ending at
Scott Manor House. Year-round.
Old Coach Road Trail AE
Trail Uses: YKLy
L
G
2.5 D
L
H P
18.5 D
L
G P
[email protected] • www.halifaxnorthwesttrails.ca
76 Southgate Dr. GPS 44.71003, -63.67430. Historical wooded trail, connecting to a network of roads and walkways in The Ravines of Bedford
South; interpretation panel with map. Year-round, no winter maintenance.
Dartmouth Dartmouth Multi-use Trail—Trans Canada Trail
Trail Uses: {YKL
www.trails.gov.ns.ca/SharedUse/hx016.html
GPS 44.67137, -63.56323. Walking and biking trail parallels the Shubenacadie Canal and lakes Banook and Micmac; marked at 1-km intervals.
Please do not feed the waterfowl. Year-round, limited winter maintenance.
Shubie Canal Greenway Corridor
Trail Uses: YKLSy
www.halifax.ca/rec/documents/ShubieCanalGreenway.pdf
54 Locks Rd. GPS 44.70228, -63.55371. Loop trails (up to 2.5 km) through woods along the sides of the Shubenacadie Canal. Trails connect to 12-km
multi-use trail from Sullivan’s Pond along Lake Banook and Lake Micmac to the far end of Lake Charles. Year-round, limited winter maintenance.
Cole
Harbour
Cole Harbour Heritage Park Trails
Trail Uses: YKLSy
4.5 D
N
[email protected] • www.chpta.org/p/trails.html
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256 Bissett Rd. GPS 44.66414, -63.46860. 7 linked trails highlighting heritage and natural flora and fauna; woodlands, field and salt marsh
shoreline; eagle nests in area. Year-round, no winter maintenance.
Salt Marsh and Shearwater Flyer Trails—Trans Canada Trail
Trail Uses: YKLSy
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13.5 L
[email protected] • www.chpta.org/p/trails.html
Bissett Rd. GPS 44.65742, -63.44846. Linear park: 13.5 km; crusher dust surface. Multi-use linked trails on former railbed: 7 km inland and 6.5 km
on a causeway through the Cole Harbour salt marsh; wonderful views, interpretive signage, abundant wildlife. Year-round, no winter maintenance.
Halifax to Rum Runners Trail
Lunenburg www.rumrunnerstrail.ca
This wooded multi-use trail, rich in heritage, connects the historic city of Halifax and Lunenburg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, passing through
Hubbards, Chester, and Mahone Bay. Experience the coastal communities—savour local flavours at award-winning restaurants, explore attractions and seaside artisan shops. Multiple trailheads. Year-round.
Belchers Marsh Park Trails AE
Trail Uses: YLy
2.5 U
F
L
G
2.5 U
F
L
G
L
F
L
H
4 U
F
L
G
2.5 W F
L
N
4.5 L
L
G
Trail Uses: YLy
42 Starboard Dr. GPS 44.69337, -63.67560. Family-friendly woodland trail with some steep slopes; interpretive panel; small lake; playground near
parking lot. Year-round, no winter maintenance.
Chain of Lakes Trail (part of Rum Runners Trail)
Trail Uses: YK>LSsy
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www.rumrunnerstrail.ca
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Halifax to Beechville. GPS 44.65841, -63.62916. Trailhead on Joseph Howe Dr. Trail through urban areas, business parks and woods, sometimes
passing by lakes. Year-round.
Hemlock Ravine Park AE
Trail Uses: YLy
40 Kent Ave. GPS 44.68855, -63.66347. 200-acre park featuring old-growth hemlock stands, a series of looped trails, and a small pond. Interpretive panel and map; limited signage in park. Small off-leash area for pets. Year-round, no winter maintenance.
Kearney Lake Trail AE
Trail Uses: YLy
Halifax Metro Area
Cabin Lake Trail AE
Trails
429 Parkland Dr. GPS 44.66975, -63.67565. Trail winds past marsh and pond in residential area. Interpretive panels on natural and cultural history; lookoff. Year-round, no winter maintenance.
91 Saskatoon Dr. GPS 44.69182, -63.69360. Rugged woodland path along the south shore of Kearney Lake. Parking at Maskwa Aquatic Club.
Year-round, no winter maintenance.
Mainland North Linear Trail AE
Trail Uses: YKL
429 Parkland Dr. GPS 44.68018, -63.67817. Trail from Parkland Dr to just beyond Washmill Lake Dr, following power line corridor. Side trails and
green spaces. Year-round, plowed in winter.
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• Free WIFI
• Free parking
• Laundry Services
Travelodge Suites
Dartmouth
101 Yorkshire Ave. Ext.
Dartmouth, NS
Direct: 902.465.4000
Travelodge Suites
New Glasgow
700 Westville Road
New Glasgow, NS
Direct: 902.928.1333
Nice Rooms.
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Hampton Inn by Hilton™
Halifax-Downtown
www.HalifaxDowntown.HamptonbyHilton.com
Halifax Metro Area
Marketplace
Reservations:
Great People.
1960 Brunswick St., Halifax
1960 Brunswick St., Halifax
Your home away from home in Downtown Halifax
Stay with us and enjoy:
Stay and enjoy our “Hamptonality” and 100%
Hampton ® Guarantee which includes:
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• Ideally located in Downtown Halifax, walking distance to
all major attractions
• Free Wi-Fi Access
• Fitness Centre & Indoor Pool
• Self-serve onsite laundry facilities
Fully equipped kitchens in each suite
Free Hot Full Breakfast
Free Evening Dinner and Drinks (Monday – Thursday)
Free Wi-Fi Access
Fitness Centre & Indoor Pool
Free grocery shopping
10% Off Best Available Rate!*
Plus earn Hilton HHonors Points with every stay!
Call 1(855)331-0337 & ask
for the “Doers and Dreamers”
Promotion!
* Subject to availability. Applicable to new reservations only. To book,
call and ask for the “Doers and Dreamers” promotion or type 0003021612
into the corporate ID field on the website.
®2014 Hilton Worldwide
10% Off Best Available Rate!*
Plus earn Hilton HHonors Points with every stay!
Call 1(855)331-0334 & ask
for the “Doers and Dreamers”
Promotion!
* Subject to availability. Applicable to new reservations only.
To book, call and ask for the “Doers and Dreamers” promotion
or type 0003021612 into the corporate ID field on the website.
Experience Maritime comfort and hospitality whether flying
out from the Quality Inn Halifax Airport hotel or on
your shopping spree at the Quality Inn & Suites Halifax!
Garden South Park Inn
DoWNtoWN HAlIFAx
A Newly Renovated
Victorian Heritage
Home with a
Modernized Flair
Air-Conditioned
Rooms
Halifax Metro Area
FREE HOT AND COLD BREAKFAST
AT QUALITY INN HALIFAX AND
QUALITY INN AIRPORT!
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Wireless Internet
in All Rooms
Quality Inn & Suites Halifax
980 Parkland Drive
Halifax, NS B3M 4Y7
Tel: 902-444-6700
[email protected]
www.qualityinnhalifax.com
Quality Inn Halifax Airport Hotel
60 Sky Boulevard
Goffs, NS B2T 1K3
Tel: 902-873-3000
[email protected]
www.airporthotelhalifax.com
Complimentary
Continental Breakfast
Parking Available
1263 South Park Street,
Halifax, NS
Tel: (902) 492-8577
Fax: (902) 492-1462
1-877-414-8577
E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.gardensouthparkinn.com
• FREE hot and cold breakfast
• FREE parking for two weeks
(Airport location)
• FREE high-speed Internet access
• Embrace Spa (Halifax location)
• Wooden Door Bistro
(Airport location)
• Indoor heated pool
• 80-foot waterslide (Halifax location)
Halifax Metro Area
Marketplace
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COME SEE HISTORY
IN THE MAKING
The ancient craft of crystal making
at work on the Halifax Waterfront.
North America’s only mouth-blown, hand-cut crystal maker.
5080 George Street, Halifax, NS. T. 1.888.977.2797
www.NovaScotianCrystal.com
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THE BEST FEATURES
EXPERIENCE DOWNTOWN DIFFERENT
Stay at the crossroads of the excitement of
downtown and the culture of uptown.
The perfect location for your Halifax getaway.
Call (902) 423-1161 Toll Free (888) 810-7288
Email [email protected]
You'll find a warm welcome at our Halifax hotel. Rest easy in our guest rooms
with Four Points by Sheraton Four Comfort Bed, free WiFi and free water. Make
yourself at home with access to our indoor pool or work off stress in our 24-hour
fitness centre. We're walking distance to Citadel Hill, World Trade & Convention
Centre, Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History and more.
Four Points by Sheraton Halifax
BOOK NOW AT FOURPOINTS.COM/HALIFAX
OR CALL 1-866-444-9494
Independently owned and operated by I.M.P. Group Limited
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©2014 Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Preferred Guest, SPG, Four Points and
their logos are the trademarks of Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc., or its affiliates. For full terms and
conditions, visit fourpoints.com/halifax.
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NOVA SCOTIA INTERNATIONAL
Halifax Metro Area
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Stay Smart...
Stay on Campus.
MOUNT SAINT VINCENT UNIVERSITY
Visiting Halifax this summer?
REST ASSURED YOU’LL
REST AFFORDABLY.
Accommodations
from
$49.95/night*
Halifax Metro Area
EXCELLENT SERVICE.
PERSONALIZED RESULTS.
CREATIVE SOLUTIONS.
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www.msvu.ca/stay
[email protected]
1.866.405.1805
Information/Reservations:
1.888.347.5555
[email protected]
*Includes wifi, parking, hot breakfast, and taxes.
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Halifax Metro Area
Marketplace
Country’s
Coming East
Country Music Week is coming to Halifax in September 2015. We’re looking forward to hosting
artists, industry executives and fans from across the country. Four days, over 20 events, one amazing city.
It’s been 30 years since we last hosted the celebration. It’s going to be big. And you’re invited.

Halifax - Nova Scotia

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