Halifax Historic Marvels: walking tour of Halifax

The Halifax Waterfront is a vibrant blend of history, culture, and local delicacies. The guide will tell you some amazing facts that will give you goosebumps and you will have a chance to try some local food from hidden gemstone that only an experience guide like me will know. Don't forgot to take some of the best pictures that will leave you with a happy memory of Halifax for rest of your life.

Government House in Halifax is the official residence of the Lieutenant Governor and is surrounded by beautiful gardens and stunning architecture. Learn more about connection of government house with British monarchy and here my embarrassing story of garden tea party at government house and if it is your lucky day you will get a chance to see the government house from inside.

The Old Burying Ground in Halifax is a historic cemetery that offers a quiet glimpse into the city's past. Hear the story of how this cemetery is connected to American national anthem and how some friendly ghost hang around in this graveyard.

St. Mary's Cathedral Basilica in Halifax is Gothic Revival architecture with high vaulted ceilings and vibrant stained glass windows. Hear how this church was built by ship builders and and what happened to it while Halifax explosion.

Halifax Central Library is my favorite place in the city. This building is the modern architecture gem of Halifax with top floor as 360 degree view of the city. 4th floor is my favorite as all the cook books are there. Lets adore this beauty while the guide tell you more about it.

Jennifer's of Nova Scotia is a delightful spot to discover authentic, locally-made treasures that capture the essence of the province. If you are looking to give a gift of a life time and make a special place in someone's heart this place is just for you. You will be confused with what to buy and what not to buy.

The Halifax Public Gardens is a serene oasis in the heart of the city. Established in 1867, this Victorian-style garden is filled with beautifully manicured flower beds, peaceful walking paths, and tranquil ponds. Stroll through the lush greenery, admire the vibrant blooms, and relax in a setting that feels far removed from the bustle of city life. It’s a perfect spot to unwind, take photos, or simply enjoy nature's beauty.

Citadel Hill in Halifax is a historic landmark offering stunning views of the city and harbor. It is one of the very early settlement of British. Learn some historical facts and how a lady from Toronto conquered this fort by herself and why do they fire one pound gun powder rather than 4 pound. Great place to take some really good picture. We will no go inside citadel hill.

St. Paul's Anglican Church in Halifax is the oldest Protestant church in Canada with its stunning Georgian architecture. The guide will show you ghost that lives in this church as well as we will see the proof of Halifax explosion inside the church.

Halifax City Hall is located in the heart of downtown and its grand facade and elegant clock tower make it one of the city's most recognizable landmarks. From the guide hear the story of why one of its clock is stopped at 9:04 am and how Harry Houdini escaped from here.

COWS ice cream is the best ice cream in the world and it is the highlight of the tour. Leaving Halifax with having COWS ice cream is missing the whole tour. With me you will explore this absolutely amazing wonder land and we will eat a lots of ice cream.