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Fall in Halifax

In Halifax, shorter days never mean fewer things to do.

Just because the air starts to cool doesn’t mean our enthusiasm does. There’s always something fun happening in Halifax, and endless reasons to visit. Whether you’re into galleries and museums, local events, waterfront walks, or shopping and dining, Halifax has it going on.

The art of enjoying an inspiring afternoon.

Art Gallery of Nova Scotia

1723 Hollis Street, Halifax

Take your time enjoying the creativity of artists local, national, and from afar. Folk art, fine art, sculpture, and contemporary perspectives enjoy it all at the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia.

One million immigrants. Countless stories.

Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21

Experience journeys of courage, hope, hardship, and resiliency at The Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21. Here, you can dive deep into the immigration experience and how the very identity of Canada was shaped through these emotional newcomer stories. Pier 21: One more reason to visit Halifax this fall!

The best defense against an ordinary day.

Halifax Citadel National Historic Site

Step into this hilltop star-shaped fort, first built in 1749, and experience what life was like for soldiers and their families. With a stunning view, Halifax Citadel National Historic Site is another amazing reason to visit Halifax this fall.

Surround yourself with water and history.

Georges Island National Historic Site

It was a prison, an internment camp, and a key part of the Halifax Defence Complex. Today, Georges Island National Historic Site is a unique way to spend a day on the Halifax Harbour.

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