Holidays to Halifax, Canada

Packages in Halifax

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Halifax Vacation Packages

Visitors to this area of Nova Scotia will be rubbing shoulders with roughly 110,000 local residents.

Want to start your trip in style? A famed attraction, Halifax Citadel is not to be missed.

Give the kids a treat and enjoy some quality time together at Hatfield Farm and Shubenacadie Provincial Wildlife Park. Want more? Aplaydia Indoor Playground and Atlantic Playland will ensure that the good times keep rolling.

Take photos, admire the educational displays and learn all about animal biodiversity at Hope For Wildlife. If you don't have much time, stop at the information center and take a map so you don't miss out on any of the key exhibits.

Are you wondering what it is that makes the local beer here so easy to drink? Head to the Alexander Keith's Brewery for a close look at some of the different brewing techniques and you might find some answers.

Motorheads will relish the smell of burning rubber at the Atlantic Motorsport Park.

If you're someone who loves a game of blackjack occasionally, you should consider visiting the Casino Nova Scotia.

At the Halifax Public Gardens, you can discover an eclectic variety of native and exotic botanical displays.

When the sun is shining, pick up some lunch and find a quiet corner at one of the area's scenic urban parks, such as Public Gardens Park or Point Pleasant Park. Halifax Central Common Park and McNabs Island Provincial Park are two more excellent places to while away a lazy afternoon with a good book.

Want to see some native birds? Be sure to bring your binoculars and see which feathery friends are hanging out at Kearney Lake Beach and Admiral Lake Trail. If that doesn't work out, perhaps you'll have more luck at Laurie Provincial Park or Dollar Lake Provincial Park.

Travelers who are on the lookout for the perfect opportunity to enjoy some time outdoors will be rewarded with plenty of scenic coastline. Crystal Crescent Beach and Cleveland Beach Provincial Park ought to be your first stops. Martinique Beach Provincial Park and Bayswater Beach Provincial Park are also popular.

Want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city? Head out to Fort Needham Memorial Park and Lawlor Island Provincial Park. Porters Lake Provincial Park and Queensland Beach Provincial Park are also popular among lovers of the natural world.

Musquodoboit Waterway Elderbank Park, a marine sanctuary, is home to some colorful aquatic animals.

See the world from a different perspective with some time at one of the area's well-curated exhibition spaces. The Museum of Natural History and the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic offer a range of collections that are bound to keep you captivated. The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia and the Discovery Centre are also worth a visit.

Study old ship models and other interesting artifacts as you float through the exhibits at the HMCS Sackville.

Add to your understanding of art, and perhaps even pick up something to take back home with you at one of the various exhibition spaces. Stop by the Anna Leonowens Gallery and the Mastodon Ridge and see the best of what this creative destination has to offer. The Khyber Centre For The Arts and the DeGarthe Gallery are also worth a look if you can squeeze them in.

Journey back to days gone by and unveil the secrets of the past at the Pier 21 National Historic Site and the Dartmouth Heritage Museum. The Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia and the Memory Lane Heritage Village are also worthwhile choices.

To learn about the area's rich and colorful past, plan to visit at least one of its many historic monuments and buildings. Begin your local history tour at Fairview Lawn Cemetery and Fisherman's Cove. When it comes to bygone times, there's always more to discover. The Grand Parade and Old Burying Ground are also great places to stop by.

Want to get a look at Halifax's military history? The drums of war still echo through the walls of York Redoubt National Historic Site.

Discover the region's spiritual side and take in the peaceful atmosphere at St. Paul's Anglican Church and St. Mary's Cathedral Basilica. Cathedral Church of All Saints and Saint Patrick's Church are two more recommended holy places.

Before you pack your suitcase and head off home, make sure you see some of Halifax's lesser-known attractions. Angus L. Macdonald Bridge and Shining Waters Marina might be just what the doctor ordered. If you have the time, also visit the Spring Garden Road Memorial Public Library or the C.S.S. Acadia.

Accommodation in Halifax

Halifax, being the exciting provincial capital of Nova Scotia, has a huge variety of hotels and other accommodations. On Expedia's lodging guide there are 58 Halifax lodgings to choose from.

Those who enjoy life's finer things will be sure to enjoy the Halifax Marriott Harbourfront Hotel, at 1919 Upper Water St, and the Prince George Hotel, at 1725 Market St. Alternatively, in the cheaper bracket, there's also the Comfort Inn and the Comfort Inn Dartmouth. The Comfort Inn is at 560 Bedford Hwy, while the Comfort Inn Dartmouth can be found at 456 Windmill Rd.

While you are in Halifax of course you will want to visit Halifax Citadel, so another option is to stay in the vicinity of this popular attraction. The Residence Inn by Marriott Halifax Downtown is only 0.4 miles away. Another popular choice is the Cambridge Suites Hotel, just 0.3 miles away.