Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Halifax Public Gardens with the Victorian kiosk built in 1836, Nova-Scotia, Canada getty They say the best things in life are free—and the abundance of free things to see and do in Halifax and the surrounding area certainly makes a case for just that. The small but mighty city is filling up with high-end restaurants and world-class bars but that doesn’t mean you have to break the bank in order to get a feel for Nova Scotia’s best-in-class offerings. The following are some of the best places for first-timers to visit in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and they’re all totally free of charge.
Crystal Crescent Provincial Park If you spend most of your visit in Halifax proper, it can be easy to forget the fact that you’re right on the coastline of the Atlantic Ocean. If time permits, hop in the car and drive the coast to Crystal Crescent Provincial Park . In the summer, the beaches are ripe for swimming and soaking up the sun, while the winter months (albeit chilly) boast jaw-dropping, moody seascapes.
Halifax Central Library Voted one of the most beautiful libraries in the world by Wired.com, a stop at the Halifax Central Library is well worth it—whether you bring your library card or not. Grab a coffee at the resident cafe if you feel so inclined and make your way to the rooftop, which boasts panoramic views of downtown and the Halifax Harbor.
Halifax Seaport Farmers’ Market One of the best ways to get to know the true pul.
