Halifax Public Gardens

Spring Garden and South Park St, Halifax , Nova Scotia, Canada - Phone: 1 902 423 9865

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    Halifax - Our Last Day

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    Our room in the Waverley has a skylight right above our heads – woke up quite early today with the sun pouring in; but, at least we finally had a sunny day! The British heritage shows in the Waverley's breakfasts – baked beans are included. Our first stop of the day was the Citadel, a large fortress on a hill overlooking the city and …

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    Greetings from halifax my last travelogue ...

    ... !). I walked all over Halifax today, visiting the Historic Properties, taking a tour around The Citadel, taking a rest in the Public Gardens, and strolling down South Park Road to Pleasant Point Park. For those who like to be creeped out I suggest ...

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    14.4 ounces of steak

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    ... I mean sweat, it was 32 Celsius) I walked to the main drag and grabbed a snack and a book and finally got to enjoy the Public Gardens. Some of you who have read previous logs know what I said about the Gardens before. Despite all the rules you have to ...

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    entry 5: Calgary/Halifax

    ... , Nova Scotia! It is an amazingly beautiful city, I just love it. Everything is so green; there are lots of trees and gardens. The Public Gardens that they have downtown (exactly what it sounds like; a big park with benches, paths, a gazebo, a pond and ...

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    Three Days in Halifax

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    ... - a fun day. In awe of the cruise ships - might be worth a try some day! The harbour of Halifax definitely is an experience to be taken in. Public Gardens - a pleasant place to walk, have lunch, sit awhile - in downtown Halifax Maritime Museum of the ...

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    Halifax

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    ... . Jess had an appointment in the University so we took in some of the sites, the Citidal, the Clock Tower Tim Hortons, the Public Gardens where we had some really good pizza for lunch, the waterfront and the city hall. On the ferry on the way back it ...

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    Proper thing

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    ... for a gift for Shylo. Instead, I discovered that pretty much everything is closed on a Sunday in Halifax *sigh*. I did find some public gardens encircled by high wrought iron gates which reminded me both of Copenhagen's Tivoli gardens and Melbourne's ...

  • 7

    Halifax

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    ... of flowers!  However, the gardens made me miss Central Park (the gardens couldn't even come close to comparing!).  In the public gardens you aren't allowed to jog on the paths,  or sit on the grass, or climb on the statues.  Where's ...

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    Exploring Halifax

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    ... to the railway station to see the trains, then back along the Boardwalk, before climbing up to the Citadel.  Next we strolled through the Public Gardens and the shopping area before heading back to the hotel - we had been walking for about 8 hours! ...

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    A heavy head and a hunt for stamps

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    ... hot shower and I still wasn't feeling normal. In the end Natalie and myself decided to go for a walk around the Halifax Public Gardens - a Victorian affair with band stand, you know the type the British like to plan out. Thought the fresh ...

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    Halifax - Day 1

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    ... shoved out of the way! In the afternoon I walked up Citadel Hill and then discovered another section of town, including the public gardens. Luckily the hostel has free internet (including wireless) and a coffee shop downstairs, which is open until 10pm, ...