If you're looking to be scared, this is not the ghost walk for you. Instead, this walk looks at…read moreHalifax ghost stories from a historical perspective. I haven't tried the other ghost walk (http://yelp.ca/biz/halifax-ghost-walk-halifax) and perhaps that is a bit scarier but this is a fascinating journey through the city that I thought I knew. The guide, Andy Smith, takes you on a gentle amble through Halifax, highlighting points of history I never even knew! Not a big fan of walking Halifax's many hills? It's pretty much all downhill walking. Intentionally. The route is designed so that you're basically working your way from the Citadel (http://www.yelp.ca/biz/citadel-hill-halifax-2) to the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic (http://www.yelp.ca/biz/maritime-museum-of-the-atlantic-halifax). It makes for a surprisingly good date activity and would probably be fun in a group.

$15/pp, very reasonable. This was more history tour than ghost walk (IMO), but it starts at the…read moretop of the hill and zig-zags down toward the harbour (ending at A. Keith's Brewery). Andy was a good tour-guide, and did a good job engaging with the audience. You can tell he's been doing this for a long time, which is both good and bad (sometimes it feels a little forced).

Great tour with Chris. After a safety briefing and quick training session, you are on your way to…read moresee the city's highlights. Much more fun and enjoyable than just walking.

Fantastic way to see Halifax without walking up and down all the streets and hills! This was my…read morefavourite tour of the entire trip! Max was very helpful, they ensured we were fully trained and comfortable before starting out and we were all novices on the Segways. Carley was very sweet and made the tour fun and interesting. This was the absolute best way to see Halifax!

True story: I've lived just around the corner from this place for five years and every summer I…read moretell myself, "This is the year that I'm going in." Well, after five summers, I finally went in. And... y'know, it's good. I know from observation that this isn't the busiest historical site in HRM. The staff members (high school students) were kind of excited to actually see someone. Even though my friend and I declined the guided tour, our greeter still enthusiastically relayed a ton of information. None of which I retained, of course. Still, for $2, it's a fascinating look into the history of Dartmouth. Who knew Dartmouth was once home to a major whaling industry? The building is also quite cool and most of it is open to the public. You won't spend hours here but it's a good way to spend 30 minutes or so during the summer and learn a little, too.

A gem in the area! There's a small diner, great cars even one Taylor Swift used in Rex, Taylor's…read moreVersion- not a big her head but I loved it

From the owner: Epic. Elegant. Exciting…read more Steele Wheels Motor Museum is a one-of-a-kind, state-of-the-art facility. Steele Wheels Motor Museum is the unique venue you’ve been looking for! With something for everyone, we are Halifax’s most family friendly museum. Everyone has a car story, come and find yours with Steele Wheels Motor Museum!

Andrew was great. He isn't a Halifax native but you wouldn't know it by his enthusiasm for the…read morecity and its history. The tour ride through different areas including the waterfront boardwalk, citadel, Point Pleasant Park, and also rode through some neighborhood and industrial areas. I had never used an E-bike before....hills are a breeze

Great communication. Worked with me price wise for a 3 week rental. They were friendly, and…read moreefficient.

What a beautiful day and evening to stroll up and down the boardwalk on this beautiful harbor…read moreoverlooking Halifax Bay. Lots of boats, cruise ships, tour operators, ice cream, candy, trinkets & activities. Lots of people out today, as it's Canada's National Holiday.. Canada Day. They have done a lovely job maintaining the paths & green areas. It's really pretty.

The Halifax Harborwalk was so welcoming and pretty. The large wooden boardwalk goes along the coast…read moreof Halifax, about 2.5 miles long. It includes restaurants, bars, hotels, stores, museums, playgrounds, art pieces, history, boats, tours, cruise terminal, plenty of places to sit, and beautiful views. Perfect place to spend an afternoon. 2025-82

What a wonderful way to see the harbor in one of the most unique boats that I have ever been on…read more Our captain Glen was wonderful about showing us all the special sites in the harbor. Our guide, Geordie, loves history and was a wealth of knowledge told in a very entertaining manner. The weather was a little brisk and blankets were provided. The boat is quite the picture of ingenuity - the benches were church pews in their previous life. They were incredibly helpful in assisting us getting on and off the boat as my husband has a mobility issue. Highly recommend this one hour tour.

Had a great tour of Halifax Harbor. Gorgeous electric boat and knowledgeable tour guide. Highly…read morerecommend.

Great tour! Our tour guide gave us an in depth guide about all attractions, including the titanic…read moresite and all different towns and roads. The tour guide gave us many stories about the origins of Halifax and the immigrants. Very welcoming, very understanding and kind!

This was an outstanding full day tour! Our guide, Al, was fabulous! He was informative, funny, and…read morea great driver. We asked to go somewhere local to eat instead of Peggy's Cove where all of the buses were...Shaw's Landing had great food and hospitality. Even though we were a few minutes late getting off ship, Al still managed to get us to the Citadel in time for the changing of the guards and the cannon firing. Easy to find him when we got off the cruise ship with a big pink sign (I felt like a celebrity)! There were four of us and we had a can which made it easy to get in and out. Price was less expensive than the traditional bus tour. Highly recommend!! Thanks again Al for a great day! Happy fishing to you :)