Name: Halifax Marriott Harbourfront Hotel
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Downtown hotels in Halifax

Discover the charm of Halifax, a prominent sea harbour located in the beautiful province of Nova Scotia, Canada. As you prepare to immerse yourself in the cultural vibrancy of this city, make your base in one of the many downtown hotels in Halifax to get a firsthand experience of this bubbling maritime metropolis. These urban accommodations are located near all the key sites, providing you access to all the city has to offer.

In Halifax, history and modern life blend effortlessly, providing visitors with a unique and charming travel experience. The city, founded in 1749, is home to several historic sites, like the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site and the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. By staying in a downtown hotel, you'll have these pieces of history right at your doorstep. While in the city, don't forget to visit Pier 21, Canada's answer to New York's Ellis Island, an integral part of the country's immigration history.

The downtown Halifax scene is bustling with activity and excitement, fitting for a city known for its vivacity and character. Experience the downtown art scene by exploring the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, the largest gallery in the Atlantic provinces, showcasing the work of many notable artists including folk artist Maud Lewis. Just a short stroll away, you’ll be able to indulge in Halifax’s renowned food scene, which features an array of globally-influenced and locally-sourced cuisine.

Whether you're in Halifax to soak in the quaint harbour views, savour in the delightful cuisine, take in the rich history, or enjoy the lively art and entertainment scene, you'll find a downtown hotel that makes it easy to engage with the city’s heartbeat. Welcome to Halifax, the capital of Nova Scotia in Canada, a city that beautifully marries the past with the present, and is waiting to share its intriguing tale with you.

Shopping streets in Halifax Nova Scotia

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Spring Garden Road
Known for its vibrant atmosphere, Spring Garden Road in Halifax is one of the busiest shopping districts. The street offers a wide range of shops, from unique boutiques to high-end retailers. In addition to shopping, it's home to numerous restaurants and cafes.
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Barrington Street
Barrington Street is one of the main streets in downtown Halifax. It's home to a mixture of local and national shops and boutiques, as well as several historic buildings. The street is perfect for an afternoon of shopping and sightseeing.
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Quinpool Road
Quinpool Road in Halifax provides a more residential shopping area. It is a diverse area offering a selection of eclectic shops including pet stores, quirky shoe shops, and specialty food stores. It's perfect for those who enjoy a more relaxed shopping experience.
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Hydrostone Market
Hydrostone Market, located in the historic Hydrostone district, offers a picturesque shopping experience. Here, you'll find a variety of boutique shops and eateries nestled among charming row houses.
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Argyle Street
Argyle Street in Halifax is known for its lively street life and unique shopping scene. It's a hub for entertainment in the city with a bevy of bars, cafes, and shops, offering everything from fashion to fascinating souvenirs.
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Cultural Attractions in Halifax Nova Scotia

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Halifax Citadel National Historic Site
The Halifax Citadel is a fortified summit formerly used as a military base by British colonial powers. Today, the Citadel serves as a living history museum, offering visitors a glimpse into 18th century military life with its exhibits, daily reenactments, and breathtaking views of the city.
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Maritime Museum of the Atlantic
The Maritime Museum of the Atlantic provides a deep dive into Nova Scotia's marine history, with exhibits featuring everything from shipwrecks and naval warfare to the Titanic disaster. It's a must-visit for anyone interested in seafaring history.
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Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21
The Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 is an integral part of Halifax's history. Between 1928 and 1971, over one million immigrants entered Canada through Pier 21. The museum tells the stories of these immigrants, and contributes to the multicultural identity of Halifax.
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Halifax Public Gardens
The Halifax Public Gardens is a stunning Victorian era public garden which covers 16 acres of the Halifax downtown. Visitors can admire the beautiful botanical displays, serene ponds, and statues that all contribute to the cultural and historical significance of Halifax.
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Art Gallery of Nova Scotia
The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia is the largest art museum in Atlantic Canada. The gallery houses a vast collection of works by local, national, and international artists, and is particularly known for its assemblage of Nova Scotian folk art.
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Restaurants, Cafés & Local Eats in Halifax Nova Scotia

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Piatto Pizzeria & Enoteca
Piatto Pizzeria & Enoteca is known for serving the only VPN-certified pizza in the Maritimes. This means the pizza is made religiously according to the standards of the Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana in Napoli, Italy. A must-try for pizza lovers!
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EDNA
EDNA (Eat, Drink, Nourish, Always) is a popular and lively restaurant located in the 'North End' district of Halifax. The restaurant serves a constantly changing, locally sourced menu, in a beautiful, informal setting.
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Cafe Bicyclette
Located in a vibrant Francophone community just minutes from downtown Halifax. Cafe Bicyclette serves a variety of unique dishes inspired by French country cuisine. The cafe provides a space to enjoy art, music, and culture alongside a delicious meal.
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The Press Gang
Located in one of Halifax's oldest historic stone structures dating back to 1759, The Press Gang offers an exquisite menu with a selection of seafood, steak and much more. They also have an impressive selection of cocktails.
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Java Blend Coffee Roasters
Java Blend Coffee Roasters has been serving up award-winning flavors since 1938. Known for its warm and inviting atmosphere, Java Blend hosts a selection of quality roasts and promotes neighborhood engagement through its local arts initiatives.
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Shopping streets in Halifax Nova Scotia

Spring Garden Road

Barrington Street

Quinpool Road

Hydrostone Market

Argyle Street

Cultural Attractions in Halifax Nova Scotia

Halifax Citadel National Historic Site

Maritime Museum of the Atlantic

Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21

Halifax Public Gardens

Art Gallery of Nova Scotia

Restaurants, Cafés & Local Eats in Halifax Nova Scotia

Piatto Pizzeria & Enoteca

EDNA

Cafe Bicyclette

The Press Gang

Java Blend Coffee Roasters

400,000+ Hotels in 195 countries worldwide!