Flights to Halifax

Also simply referred to as the Citadel, this is one of the major landmarks of Halifax. The garrison cells, defensive ditch and powder magazine in the citadel showcase the town’s rich military history. The lush grounds of the citadel are ideal for picnics and even games.

This is one of the most popular commercial districts in Halifax. With its numerous stores, Spring garden is a must visit location for lovers of shopping. You will find everything from designer clothes and shoes, to books and stationery. The area is also home to several restaurants and cafes offering great local cuisines.

Founded in 1750, this market runs from Friday to Sunday. Whether you are looking for food, wines, jewellery or souvenirs, you will find it at the Halifax Farmer’s Market. You can enjoy a great view of Halifax’s harbour from the market’s rooftop.

This large municipal park is home to historical attractions such as the Cambridge Battery and the Prince of Wales Tower. You can also view several monuments, the most famous of which is the Halifax monument. The park has several walking trails as well as picnic sites.

The Fairview Lawn Cemetery is famous as the burial site for more than 100 victims of the Titanic. You can view the names of the deceased on the granite headstones. The cemetery is also the final resting place of people who died in the Halifax explosions.