Maitland Things to Do

McNabs Island is paradise for the nature lover. Located at the mouth of Halifax Harbor, it can be accessed by boat through McNabs Island Ferry in Eastern Passage or Murphy's on the Water in Halifax. Here is four hundred hectare... more

The second church constructed on this piece of land, Saint Mary's Cathedral Basilica was built in 1820, and its Gothic Revival facade invites a close look. Attend services or simply stop in for a visit, the oldest Roman Catholi... more

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…Maritime Museum of the Atlantic is a very interesting museum. Models of fishing schooners… continue reading »

The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, located at Hollis Street, acts as a gateway for the visual arts in Atlantic Canada by bringing the art of the world to Nova Scotia and the art of Nova Scotia to the world. In its effort to promot... more

Hopping anytime, the Moustache is most alive on Saturday afternoon. When Joe Murphy and his Water Street Blues Band take the stage, you will simply have to dance. Serving a vast array of foreign beers, good and filling food, (b... more

If you are looking forward to eat delicious and tasty pizzas, Freeman's Little New York is the place to be. With an extensive selection of pizzas, it is a favorite joint of young and college-going crowd. It offers late-night de... more

You might need a full day to explore Halifax Citadel, one of the most popular tourist attractions in Canada. A visit to the Army Museum includes watching "The Tides of History," and experiencing the day-to-day life of a soldier... more

Within walking distance of downtown, this Museum is a must see. Beautiful exhibits show life as it was for Nova Scotia natives. Examine the exquisite bead and quillwork on ancient clothing or check out the displays of local ani... more

The Harbor Hopper Tour happens aboard a Lark V, built during the Vietnam War years to travel land and water. Individuals and groups up to 41 can be accommodated for a 55-minute tour. On the tour you will see it all, gardens, fa... more

St. Matthew's Church, originally known as Mother's Church, was known as the Protestant Dissenting Church until 1814. During this time, it was also called the Presbyterian Church. After 1820, the church came to be known as St. M... more