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Halifax Landmarks and Halifax Monuments
(Halifax, Nova Scotia - NS, Canada)



Halifax is overflowing with what seems to be an endless supply of historical landmarks, monuments and impressive buildings. Home to a number of notable churches, the Cathedral Church of all Saints is a particularly impressive landmark in Halifax, while for things of a more nautical nature, the HMCS Sackville is an instantly recognizable docked naval ship and open to visitors.

Other popular landmarks and monuments in Halifax include Province House, a true architectural gem, and the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site, a national landmark synonymous with both Halifax and Canada. Here are Halifax's main landmarks and monuments.




Halifax Landmarks and Monuments: Halifax Citadel National Historic Site - Sackville and Brunswick Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia (NS), B3K 5M7, Canada
Tel: +1 902 426 5080
The impressive Halifax Citadel National Historic Site contains an array of exhibits and displays, offering an insight into how life was at the fort, including 'The Tides of History' audiovisual presentation. This national landmark is extremely popular and an important symbol of Canada. Guided tours are available.
Halifax landmark open: May to June - 09:00 to 17:00, July to August - 09:00 to 18:00, September and October - 09:00 to 17:00, November to May - grounds only are open
Halifax landmark admission: charge, discounts for children and seniors


Halifax Landmarks and Monuments: Cathedral Church of all Saints - 5732 College Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia (NS), B3H 1X3, Canada
Tel: +1 902 423 6002
Cathedral Church of all Saints is a striking cathedral situated close to downtown Halifax. Featuring magnificent stained-glass windows and numerous artifacts, Cathedral Church of all Saints offers a wealth of history and regular services are provided.
Halifax landmark open: May to September, Monday to Friday - 13:00 to 15:00 and by year-round appointment
Halifax landmark admission: free

Halifax Landmarks and Monuments: HMCS Sackville - 1675 Lower Water Street, Forces Station, Halifax, Nova Scotia (NS), B3K 5X5, Canada
Tel: +1 902 429 2132
HMCS Sackville is a corvette that served in the Canadian navy and escorted convoys during WWII, and is now used as a floating museum. Situated by the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, HMCS Sackville features a gift shop, together with demonstrations and presentations.
Halifax landmark open: June to October - 10:00 to 17:00
Halifax landmark admission: charge, discounts for children and families

Halifax Landmarks and Monuments: Province House - 1726 Hollis Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia (NS), B3J 2Y3, Canada
Tel: +1 902 424 5982
Province House, situated in downtown Halifax, is a magnificent building that was once acclaimed by Charles Dickens as 'A gem of Georgian architecture'. This is Canada's oldest seat of government, and popular guided tours are available.
Halifax landmark open: July and August, Monday to Friday - 09:00 to 17:00, Saturday and Sunday - 10:00 to 16:00; September to April, Monday to Friday - 09:00 to 16:00
Halifax landmark admission: free

Halifax Landmarks and Monuments: St. Mary's Basilica - 1508 Barrington Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia (NS), B3J 1Z3, Canada
Tel: +1 902 423 4116
The impressive St. Mary's Basilica is one of the oldest Roman Catholic churches in Canada, and is situated in the downtown area of Halifax. Featuring a magnificent spire and a museum, St. Mary's Basilica offers guided tours daily from Monday to Friday.
Halifax landmark open: daily
Halifax landmark admission: free

Halifax Landmarks and Monuments: St. Paul's Anglican Church - 1749 Argyle Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia (NS), B3J 3K4, Canada
Tel: +1 902 429 2240
St. Paul's Anglican Church, one of the oldest churches in Canada, is located in the downtown area of Halifax. This impressive Georgian building offers guided tours throughout the summer. St. Paul's Cemetery is also worth a visit.
Halifax landmark open: Monday to Friday - 09:00 to 16:00
Halifax landmark admission: free

 
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