Itinerary Interest: Farmers' Market
Whether you’re arriving by plane, train, or car, Halifax is one of Canada’s most walkable cities. By staying in accommodations downtown, you can spend three days exploring historic sites, waterfront attractions, dining, shopping, and cultural experiences without needing to drive.
Sip Tidal Bay in Nova Scotia wine country, sample ciders crafted from Valley-grown apples, browse bustling farm markets, and dine on menus inspired by ingredients harvested just down the road.
Looking for an easy getaway from the city? Hop on the train and head to Truro. With cozy cafés, local shops, and nearby outdoor adventure, this short trip packs plenty into just two days.
There’s a unique kind of freedom you get from being outdoors in a place like Nova Scotia. It helps you rediscover the rejuvenating power of spontaneous adventure.
This itinerary is designed for those who truly believe the best way to experience a new place is through local flavours and specialties that highlights what, how and where locals eat, with a few must-see attractions mixed in!
Mix and match our 48-hour road trips to create a Nova Scotia adventure all your own.
Halifax blends the past with the present to produce a skyline dotted with elegant 18th- and 19th-century architecture alongside ultra-modern towers of glass and steel.
