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Halifax History Tour: Titanic & Explosion Sites
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Overview
The Half-Day Historical Tour of Halifax explores the city's rich past, focusing on the poignant stories of the Titanic and the Halifax Explosion. This tour offers a deep dive into Halifax, Dartmouth, and Fisherman's Cove, all from the comfort of a clean and safe vehicle.
Guests can expect to visit significant landmarks such as Pier 21 National Historic Site, where countless immigrants first arrived in Canada, and the Halifax Seaport Farmers' Market, a bustling hub of local culture and commerce. The tour also includes stops at the Armando Barbon Mural, a vibrant piece of public art, and sites honoring Sir Samuel Cunard's Legacy, a key figure in maritime history. The tour continues along the Halifax Waterfront Boardwalk, offering stunning views, and takes in Georges Island National Historic Site, Alexander Keith's Nova Scotia Brewery, and HMCS Sackville - Canada's Naval Memorial. Not to mention, guests will be able to get a close look at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic and Maud Lewis's Legacy.
With a knowledgeable guide, guests will discover the historical importance of locations like St. Paul's Anglican Church, Halifax City Hall, and Province House National Historic Site. This journey through time also includes visits to Government House, the Old Burying Ground, and Saint Mary's Cathedral Basilica. The tour utilizes a comfortable Ford Transit van equipped with a microphone and a tablet for viewing historical media, ensuring a memorable and unique exploration. 
Highlights
Explore Historic Halifax: See all the major historical sites in Halifax, Dartmouth, and Fisherman's Cove.
Comfortable Transportation: Travel in a clean, safe, and air-conditioned Ford Transit van.
Expert Guidance: Learn about the Titanic and Halifax Explosion from a knowledgeable guide.
Small Group Experience: Enjoy a more personal tour with a small group.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers loved learning about the history of Halifax.
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They liked the tour guide.
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They enjoyed seeing the sites.
Some customers thought that the tour could be longer.
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Others said that the van was too small.
The Journey
Pier 21 National Historic Site
Step through the doors of Pier 21, Canada's 'Gateway to Canada,' where nearly one million immigrants arrived between 1928 and 1971. Experience the emotional journey of newcomers as you explore interactive exhibits, personal stories, and historical artifacts. Discover the pivotal role Pier 21 played in shaping Canada's diverse cultural landscape and understand its lasting impact on the nation's identity. A visit here offers a profound connection to the immigrant experience and a deeper appreciation for Canada's welcoming spirit.
Halifax Seaport Farmers' Market
Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the Halifax Seaport Farmers' Market, the longest continuously running market in North America, established in 1750. Located at the Halifax Seaport since 2010, this bustling marketplace is home to over 250 vendors offering fresh produce, artisanal goods, and local crafts. Experience the flavors of Nova Scotia, support local farmers and artisans, and discover a true community hub. From its humble beginnings as a livestock market to its modern incarnation, this market embodies Halifax's rich agricultural heritage and entrepreneurial spirit.
Armando Barbon Mural
Witness a poignant tribute to the immigrant experience in the form of the Armando Barbon Mural. Created by Armando Barbon, an Italian immigrant who arrived in Canada in 1951, this masterpiece depicts his journey and the reunion with his family. Discover the emotional narrative of separation, hope, and the pursuit of a new life in Canada. The inscription, 'The pain of separation he overcame, with faith and hope his heart aflame,' encapsulates the resilience and determination of immigrants who helped build the nation.
Sir Samuel Cunard's Legacy
Explore the legacy of Sir Samuel Cunard, a Halifax native and the visionary founder of the Cunard Line. Learn about his remarkable journey from a master carpenter's son to a shipping magnate who revolutionized transatlantic travel. Discover how his entrepreneurial spirit and innovative thinking transformed Halifax into a major maritime hub and connected the world through steamship travel. Cunard's story embodies the spirit of ambition and the enduring connection between Halifax and the sea.
Halifax Waterfront Boardwalk
Stroll along the Halifax Waterfront Boardwalk, one of the world's longest downtown boardwalks, and soak in the stunning views of the world's second-largest natural harbor. Experience the vibrant atmosphere of this bustling promenade, lined with shops, restaurants, and attractions. Discover iconic landmarks like the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic and the historic waterfront warehouses. The boardwalk offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and scenic beauty, making it a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike.
Georges Island National Historic Site
Journey to Georges Island, a strategic island fortress in the heart of Halifax Harbour. Uncover its rich military history, dating back to 1750, as a vital defense post for the British Empire. Explore Fort Charlotte, its powerful batteries, and the mysterious underground tunnel complex. Learn about its role during the deportation of the Acadians and the island's captivating folklore. A visit to Georges Island offers a unique glimpse into Halifax's maritime past and the strategic importance of its harbor.
Alexander Keith's Nova Scotia Brewery
Raise a glass to history at Alexander Keith's Nova Scotia Brewery, one of the oldest working breweries in North America, established nearly 200 years ago. Delve into the story of its founder, Alexander Keith, and discover the brewery's dedication to crafting small-batch brews inspired by local culture and heritage. Take a guided tour, sample unique beers, and immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of this iconic Halifax institution. A visit here offers a taste of Nova Scotia's brewing tradition and the enduring legacy of Alexander Keith.
HMCS Sackville - Canada's Naval Memorial
Pay homage to the sailors who served during the Second World War aboard HMCS Sackville, the only remaining of 269 Allied corvettes. Explore this National Historic Site and discover its pivotal role in protecting vital supply convoys across the Atlantic. Learn about the challenges and sacrifices faced by the men and women who served on these essential warships. HMCS Sackville stands as a poignant reminder of Canada's naval history and the courage of its sailors.
Maritime Museum of the Atlantic
Immerse yourself in Nova Scotia's rich maritime heritage at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, located in the heart of Halifax's historic waterfront. Explore captivating exhibits showcasing the stories of the World War convoys, the Age of Sail, the Titanic disaster, and the Halifax Explosion. Discover artifacts, photographs, and personal accounts that bring these pivotal moments in history to life. A visit to the museum offers a profound understanding of Halifax's deep connection to the sea and its enduring legacy as a maritime hub.
Maud Lewis's Legacy
Discover the heartwarming story of Maud Lewis, a beloved Nova Scotia folk artist whose vibrant paintings captured the simple joys of rural life. Learn about her remarkable journey from humble beginnings to national recognition. Explore her charming artwork, characterized by its bright colors, whimsical scenes, and celebration of everyday beauty. Maud Lewis's legacy continues to inspire and captivate, reminding us to find joy in the ordinary and to embrace the power of art.
Historic Properties
Step back in time at Historic Properties, a designated National Historic Site featuring three city blocks of Canada's oldest surviving waterfront warehouses. Admire the beautifully restored Victorian-Italianate façades dating back to the late 1700s and early 1800s. Explore the unique shops, restaurants, and boutiques that now occupy these historic buildings. Historic Properties offers a glimpse into Halifax's maritime past and its transformation into a vibrant cultural destination.
St. George's Round Church
Marvel at the unique architecture of St. George's Round Church, a cylindrical wooden church built in 1800. Discover its Palladian design, inspired by the architectural taste of Edward, Duke of Kent. Learn about its history as a place of worship for the growing population of the Little Dutch Church. St. George's Round Church stands as a testament to Halifax's diverse cultural heritage and its enduring commitment to architectural innovation.
St. Paul's Anglican Church
Visit St. Paul's Anglican Church, the oldest building in Halifax and the first Anglican cathedral built outside of England, founded in 1749. Explore its historic interior and discover relics of the 1917 Halifax Explosion, including the 'Ghost Window' and a piece of embedded wood. St. Paul's Church stands as a symbol of Halifax's resilience and its enduring spiritual heritage.
Halifax City Hall
Admire the grandeur of Halifax City Hall, a National Historic Site and one of the oldest and largest public buildings in Nova Scotia. Designed by architect Edward Elliot and constructed between 1887 and 1890, this impressive structure embodies the civic pride and architectural excellence of the late 19th century. Explore its elegant interior and discover the history of municipal government in Halifax.
Province House National Historic Site
Step into Province House, Canada's oldest legislative building and home to Canada's first elected House of Assembly, opened in 1819. Explore its distinct Regency and Victorian architectural styles and discover the rich history of Canadian democracy. Walk the halls where pivotal decisions shaped the nation and witness the legacy of political innovation. Province House offers a fascinating glimpse into Canada's parliamentary past.
Government House
Visit Government House, the oldest official residence in Canada and the working residence of the Sovereign's representative in Nova Scotia for over 200 years. Explore this beautiful Georgian home, a National Historic Site, and admire its impressive collection of art and antiques that reflect the province's history and heritage. Discover the role of the Lieutenant Governor and the traditions of this stately residence.
Old Burying Ground
Wander through the Old Burying Ground, a National Historic Site and a unique concentration of 18th and early 19th-century gravestone art. Explore the treed rectangle enclosed by a stone wall and discover the stories etched into the weathered headstones. Reflect on the lives of Halifax's early settlers and the artistry of their memorials. The Old Burying Ground now serves as a significant urban green space, offering a peaceful respite in the heart of the city.
Saint Mary's Cathedral Basilica
Marvel at the Gothic Revival architecture and design of Saint Mary's Cathedral Basilica, a National Historic Site in downtown Halifax. Admire its soaring spires, intricate stained glass, and ornate interior. Discover the history of this magnificent cathedral, the church of the Archdiocese of Halifax-Yarmouth, and experience its spiritual significance.
Halifax Court House
Admire the Italian Renaissance style of the Halifax Court House, a National Historic Site designed by William Thomas. Explore its main section, completed in 1863, and the east wing, built in 1930. Discover the history of this prominent building and its role in the administration of justice in Nova Scotia. The Halifax Court House stands as a testament to architectural excellence and civic importance.
Halifax Central Library
Experience the innovative design of the Halifax Central Library, an architectural marvel that has garnered international attention. Admire its unique structure, said to resemble a stack of books, and explore its vibrant interior. Discover its state-of-the-art facilities, diverse collections, and community-focused programs. The Halifax Central Library is a modern landmark and a hub for learning, culture, and connection.
Fort Massey Cemetery
Pay your respects at Fort Massey Cemetery, a historic military cemetery dating back to the 1750s. Discover the final resting place of British and Canadian soldiers, veterans, and their spouses. Reflect on the sacrifices made by those who served and defended their country. Fort Massey Cemetery is a poignant reminder of Halifax's military history and the enduring legacy of those who served.
Holy Cross Cemetery
Wander through Holy Cross Cemetery, a historic cemetery owned and operated by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Halifax-Yarmouth. Discover the final resting place of over 25,000 people, many of Irish descent, including Canada's fourth Prime Minister, Sir John Sparrow Thompson. Explore the serene grounds and reflect on the lives of those who shaped Halifax's cultural and political landscape.
Our Lady of Sorrows Chapel
Visit Our Lady of Sorrows Chapel, a charming chapel within Holy Cross Cemetery built in a single day by over 1,800 people in 1843. Admire its simple yet elegant design and discover its unique history. Marvel at the French stained-glass windows dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries. Our Lady of Sorrows Chapel stands as a testament to community spirit and enduring faith.
Cathedral Church of All Saints
Explore the Cathedral Church of All Saints, a beautiful Anglican cathedral in Halifax. Discover its architectural splendor and its significance as the cathedral for the Diocese of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. Learn about its connection to the Titanic disaster, as the site of the first Titanic Funeral for Mr. William Henry Harrison, Bruce Ismay's private secretary.
Camp Hill Cemetery
Wander through Camp Hill Cemetery, a historic cemetery that replaced the city's first cemetery in 1844. Discover the final resting place of notable figures such as Viola Desmond, Alexander Keith, Joseph Howe, and Titanic survivor Miss Hilda Mary Slayter. Reflect on the lives and legacies of these influential individuals who shaped Halifax's history and culture.
Halifax Public Gardens
Escape to the tranquility of the Halifax Public Gardens, a National Historic Site and one of the finest surviving examples of a Victorian Garden in North America. Stroll through its 17 acres, enclosed by a wrought-iron fence, and admire the floral displays, exotic trees, statues, and fountains. Discover the beauty and serenity of this beloved urban oasis.
Halifax Citadel National Historic Site
Experience the Noon Gun firing and Changing of the Guard (seasonal) at the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site, a star-shaped fortress that has watched over the city since 1856. Explore its ramparts, barracks, and museum, and discover the history of Halifax's military past. Enjoy panoramic views of the city and harbor. The Citadel offers a captivating glimpse into Halifax's strategic importance and its enduring connection to its military heritage.
Halifax Town Clock
Admire the iconic Halifax Town Clock, a historic landmark commissioned by Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, to ensure punctuality among the British Army and Royal Navy garrison in Halifax. Discover its unique design and its enduring role as a symbol of timekeeping and civic pride. The Town Clock stands as a reminder of Halifax's rich history and its enduring connection to its military past.
Point Pleasant Park
Explore the natural beauty and historic ruins of Point Pleasant Park, a 75-hectare wooded park located at the southern tip of the Halifax peninsula. Wander along its 39 km of trails, discover preserved fortifications, and enjoy stunning coastal views. Learn about the park's unique history and its 999-year lease from the British Government. Point Pleasant Park offers a perfect blend of nature, history, and recreation.
Dalhousie University
Discover the academic excellence and historic significance of Dalhousie University, founded in 1818. Explore its beautiful campus and learn about its origins as a non-denominational college envisioned by George Ramsay, 9th Earl of Dalhousie. Discover the university's rich history and its contributions to education and research in Canada.
Anchor from SS Mont Blanc
Witness the sheer force of the Halifax Explosion at the site of the 1140 lbs anchor shaft from SS Mont Blanc. This relic was thrown 2.3 miles during the catastrophic event of 1917. Its a powerful, visible reminder of the explosion's magnitude.
University of King's College
Visit the University of King's College, the oldest chartered university in Canada and the first English-speaking university in the Commonwealth outside the United Kingdom, established in 1789. Explore its historic campus and discover its rich tradition of liberal arts education. The University of King's College stands as a testament to academic excellence and its enduring commitment to intellectual inquiry.
Sir Sandford Fleming Park (The Dingle)
Discover the scenic beauty of Sir Sandford Fleming Park, donated to Halifax in 1908 by Sir Sandford Fleming, the creator of Standard Time Zones. Climb the Dingle Tower, dedicated in 1912 to commemorate 150 years of representative government. Enjoy panoramic views of the Northwest Arm and the surrounding landscape. Sir Sandford Fleming Park offers a tranquil escape and a celebration of innovation and civic pride.
Mount Olivet Cemetery (Forgotten Titanic Cemetery)
Reflect on the tragic stories of the Titanic victims at Mount Olivet Cemetery, known as the "Forgotten Titanic Cemetery." View the markers for 19 Roman Catholic Titanic victims and hear the poignant stories of Margaret Rice, Anne M. Welsh (née Liggins) and Halifax Explosion hero Vincent Coleman interred here as well.
Fairview Lawn Cemetery (Titanic Victims)
Visit Fairview Lawn Cemetery and pay tribute to the 121 Titanic victims interred there. Hear the moving stories of J. Dawson, Sidney Leslie Goodwin, and many more, including the Halifax Explosion unknown where 157 Haligonian's are interred. Fairview Lawn Cemetery serves as a poignant reminder of the tragedy and the enduring impact of the Titanic disaster.
Halifax Explosion Memorial Bell Tower
Visit the Halifax Explosion Memorial Bell Tower, a poignant tribute to the victims and survivors of the devastating Halifax Explosion of December 6, 1917. Explore Fort Needham, overlooking the area destroyed by the blast, and reflect on the magnitude of the tragedy. Hear the history of the bells, donated by a survivor who lost her entire family, and their enduring message of hope and remembrance.
Hydrostone District
Explore the Hydrostone District, a unique neighborhood rebuilt after the Halifax Explosion using innovative hydrostone blocks. Discover the history of this resilient community and its commitment to fire-resistant construction. Admire the charming architecture and the spirit of renewal that defines this remarkable neighborhood.
Cannon Thrown by Halifax Explosion
Witness the destructive power of the Halifax Explosion at the site of a cannon that was thrown nearly 3 miles to Albro Lake in Dartmouth. Reflect on the magnitude of the disaster and the remarkable forces unleashed by the explosion. This unexpected artifact offers a tangible connection to a pivotal moment in Halifax's history.
Nova Scotia Seafood Lunch Stop
Savor the flavors of Nova Scotia's freshest seafood at a local restaurant with stunning views of Halifax. Enjoy a gluten-free lunch option, if desired, and immerse yourself in the culinary delights of the region. This stop offers a perfect blend of gastronomic pleasure and scenic beauty.
Lake Banook
Explore Lake Banook, a freshwater lake in Dartmouth, home to several sprint canoe and kayak clubs, rowing clubs, and a dragon boat club. Discover its claim to be the birthplace of ice hockey. Lake Banook offers a tranquil escape and a vibrant hub for recreational activities.
Fisherman's Cove
Step back in time at Fisherman's Cove, a quaint and colorful restored 200-year-old working fishing village. Capture stunning photos of the charming architecture and the vibrant waterfront scene. Discover the history of this historic fishing community and its enduring connection to the sea.
Know Before You Go
This half-day tour includes onboard Wi-Fi and bottled water to keep guests connected and refreshed. It excludes lunch, gratuity, and alcoholic beverages. Guests driving to Pier 22 at 1041 Marginal Rd can park all day for $10.00 CAD in a very secure parking area. The tour operates with a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 10 guests in an air-conditioned vehicle. Guests can meet at designated spots that are pre-arranged, or arrange for a pick up at Pier 22 at 1041 Marginal Rd.
Hot Tip
Many guests found the tablet showing historical photos and videos really helped bring the stories to life. Consider bringing a light jacket, as the weather can change quickly near the water. Also, confirm your meeting location with the tour operator a day before to ensure a smooth start to your historical adventure.
Review Summary
Customers find this Half-Day Historical Tour of Halifax offers a rich and memorable educational experience focusing on Halifax’s Titanic and Explosion history. Positive comments highlight knowledgeable guides, comfortable vehicles, and well-structured itineraries with both narrated stories and scenic stops. Some reviewers note that the small group size and onboard multimedia enhance the experience, though a few mention that not all sites can be explored deeply due to the half-day timeframe, and that the tour is not wheelchair accessible.
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