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STAY

            Prince George
               Hotel
      EXPERIENCE  The Maritimes  In the evenings, head to
            A contemporary,
          welcoming hotel with
           sophisticated, airy
           rooms that are full
           of luxury amenities.
          Gio, the excellent on-
          site restaurant, or relax
           on the comfortable
          patio with a few tapas
             and cocktails.
            ⌂ 1725 Market St
            ∑ princegeorge    The original Sambro Lighthouse lens in the
              hotel.com       Maritime Museum of the Atlantic
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                                                and, since 2010, it has been at
           SeaWatch Bed &   5 "'=               its current location in Halifax
             Breakfast      Maritime Museum     Seaport, a vibrant area full
           This seaside home,    of the Atlantic  of shops and bars. From
          7.5 miles (12 km) from                the Maritime Museum it is a
           downtown Halifax,    ⌂ 1675 Lower Water St      pleasant 20-minute walk along
           has two nautically   # May–Oct: daily; Nov–Apr:   Harbourwalk to reach the
           themed suites that   Tue–Sun   ∑ maritime   market. Over 250 vendors are
          include kitchenettes,   museum.novascotia.ca  hosted here, selling a variety
          harbor-view decks, and   This harborfront museum   of handmade arts and crafts,
          private entrances. The   offers extensive displays    from jewelry and souvenirs to
          on-site dock has a Tiki   on Nova Scotia’s seafaring   knitwear and beautifully
           Hut, which is a great   history, including small craft,    carved wooden items, as well
          place to enjoy sunsets   a restored chandlery, and, at   as fresh local produce and a
           and gourmet meals.
                            the dock outside, the elegantly  large range of foodstuffs.
         ⌂ 139 Fergusons Cove Rd     refitted 1913 research vessel
            ∑ seawatch.ca   Acadia. The museum’s most
              \\\           popular exhibit is the Titanic   EXPLORING
                            display, which offers artifacts   HALIFAX
            Waverley Inn    recovered from the ship. There   This is an easy town
          A city landmark since   are fragments of the vessel’s   to explore on foot, as
                            grand staircase, as well as a
           1876, the lovingly                     many of the better
           restored Waverley    mural-sized photo showing the   museums, historic
            is within walking   staircase in its original state.   sites, shops, and
          distance of downtown                    restaurants are located
          Haliax. It offers period-               within the fairly con-
          furnished rooms that   6                tained historic core.
           Oscar Wilde and P. T.   Halifax Seaport   Downtown, leading
          Barnum once stayed in.   Farmers’ Market  west from Brunswick
          Breakfast, snacks, and                  Street, is hilly and
            other extras are   ⌂ 1209 Marginal Rd      green, ideal for a
           included in the rate.  # 10am–5pm Tue–Fri,    leisurely walk to
          ⌂ 1266 Barrington St      7am–3pm Sat, 9am–3pm   appreciate the old-
                                                  style  architecture.
           ∑ waverleyinn.com  Sun   ∑ halifaxfarmers   Citadel Hill offers
                            market.com
              \\\                                 excellent views of
                            Established in 1750, this is   the city, the harbor,
                            North America’s longest con-  and Dartmouth.
                            tinuously operating market
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