Halifax Harbour
Halifax Harbour is a vast, deep natural harbour on Canada’s Atlantic coast, shaping the city’s development since its founding. Formed by a drowned glacial valley, it includes notable features such as Bedford Basin and The Narrows. Once a major commercial port and site of the 1917 Halifax Explosion, the harbour remains central to Halifax's maritime identity despite historical pollution challenges.
Events and activities in Halifax Harbour
Getting there
Halifax Harbour
Halifax, Halifax
Events and activities near Halifax Harbour
Venues near Halifax Harbour
Seaport Social
1 experience
225 Northern Avenue, Boston
1103 meters
Citadel Hill
1 experience
5425 Sackville Street, Halifax
1616 meters
The Spatz
4 experiences
1855 Trollope Street, Halifax
1972 meters
Saint George's Round Church
3 experiences
2222 Brunswick St, Halifax
1978 meters
Joseph Strug Concert Hall
9 experiences
1385 Seymour Street, Halifax
2576 meters
HMCS Sackville
0 experiences
In the water on the south side of Sackville Landing, 1675 Lower Water Street, Halifax
803 meters
Waterfront Warehouse
0 experiences
1549 Lower Water Street, Halifax
895 meters
The Daily Grind Cafe & Bar
0 experiences
1475 Lower Water Street, Halifax
903 meters
Maritime Museum of the Atlantic
1 experience
1675 Lower Water Street, Halifax
910 meters
Discovery Centre
0 experiences
1215 Lower Water Street, Halifax
933 meters