Lying on a steep peninsula, the capital of Nova Scotia has one of the world's largest deep water harbours. As such, it has a rich sea facing history, best appreciated in the maritime museum of the Atlantic and pier 21, an historic site showcasing Canada’s immigrant heritage. You can also visit what must be the world's most photographed lighthouse at nearby Peggy’s cove. And for splendid views of it all, visit the upper ramparts of the Halifax citadel, an old star-shaped British fortress.
Halifax Holidays and how to get there
Our best fare from Glasgow International to HALIFAX
is from £191 + £222 tax(Total £413). Valid from 13/04/2009 until 30/04/2009.
Note: Availability on these special fares is limited and when they're gone, they're gone! All taxes are approximate
Call us now on 0870·416·0270 to book or find other bargain holidays to Halifax!
Located in the heart of downtown Halifax at the vibrant corner of Spring Garden Road on South Park Street, just across from the famous Public Gardens. Spring Garden Road offers many specialty shops and...
Located in the historic downtown and business district overlooking the Harbour. Connected by the "Downtown Link" (an enclosed walkway system), it offers quick and easy access to shopping complexes...
Lying on a steep peninsula, the capital of Nova Scotia has one of the world's largest deep water harbours. As such, it has a rich sea facing history, best appreciated in the maritime museum of the Atlantic and pier 21, an historic site showcasing Canada’s immigrant heritage. You can also visit what must be the world's most photographed lighthouse at nearby Peggy’s cove. And for splendid views of it all, visit the upper ramparts of the Halifax citadel, an old star-shaped British fortress.
