During a day in Halifax you'll have plenty of activities to keep you busy. Check out the Public Gardens, the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic and Fisherman's Cove. You'll also be able to try out a few local restaurants and have a few drinks.

Fisherman's Cove

Located in the Eastern Passage, Fisherman's Cove is a small community that has the feel of a fishing village, but also offers a variety of attractions and activities. The town is best reached by car or by taking a ferry from Halifax. Its historic buildings and colourful houses make it a great place to visit.

The Fisherman's Cove Main Centre offers interactive displays on local marine life and the Eastern Passage. The building is also home to a replica of the Titanic.

Fisherman's Cove has many shops, all featuring local artisans and their handcrafted creations. These include the Emerald Cauldron, Shore Things and Violet Unicorn. These stores are fun and whimsical, and also sell original artwork. There is even a reading library. You can leave books there for others to read.

Point Pleasant Park

Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or simply looking for a scenic view of the harbour, you'll find plenty to do in Halifax's Point Pleasant Park. This 185-acre park offers a great view of the city, a plethora of activities, and a hefty dose of culture.

Located in the south end of the city, Point Pleasant is a great spot for people seeking respite from the hustle and bustle of the city. There are plenty of hiking and biking trails, as well as a variety of ruins from early fortifications, including the Martello Tower.

You can also get some good exercise at the park. There are several miles of walking and cycling trails. The park has some unique features, such as off-leash dog walking areas.

Public Gardens

Located in downtown Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, the Public Gardens are an oasis of greenery in the heart of the city. They are a 16-acre park surrounded by lush trees, shrubs, flowers and fountains. The park is accessible to the public by foot, car, or a sightseeing tour bus. It is considered a cultural treasure.

The original design of landscape gardener Richard Power is still intact. It is typical of Victorian gardens with its serpentine paths and geometric beds.

The Public Gardens' bandstand is another characteristic of the Victorian era. A unique feature is the memorial fountain, sculpted by Hamilton P. McCarthy, who also crafted the Boer War memorial at Province House.

The ponds at the Public Gardens were a major training ground for rowers. They are also frequented by turtles and osprey.

Maritime Museum of the Atlantic

Located on the Halifax waterfront, the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic is Canada's largest maritime museum. It houses more than 30,000 artifacts and 70 small craft. It is also the oldest maritime museum in Canada. It is part of the Nova Scotia Museum system. It is open Monday through Saturday from 9:30am to 4pm.

The Maritime Museum of the Atlantic is a great place for the whole family. The exhibits explore the role of the ocean in Maritimes history. It highlights the shipbuilding industry, the era of steamships, and the aftermath of the Titanic disaster. There is a great gift shop, wheelchair accessible facilities, and regular talks throughout the year. The museum is also the home of the largest collection of wooden Titanic artifacts in the world.

Kitchen Ceilidh

Whether you're visiting Halifax for the first time or you've lived here for decades, there are plenty of things to see and do. But if you're looking for a cheap and easy activity to do on a budget, then consider a visit to the Kitchen Ceilidh.

The Kitchen Ceilidh is a weekly event held at Durty Nelly's, a pub located at Argyle Street. They have a great selection of drinks and the place hosts lively fiddle music almost every night. This is an ideal place to spend a few hours while listening to some of the best live entertainment in the city.

The Old Triangle Cafe also has a hefty schedule of live music. They have a nice mix of local talent and national and international acts. They also have the most impressive schedule of any restaurant in town.