The city I choose is Halifax in beautiful Nova Scotia. I chose this city because it has many tourist attractions, and a wide variety of entertainment and things to do. There are sights, breweries and more.

Halifax harbor 

1. Halifax is practically known for its harbor, it’s full of restaurants and many things to do such as, visiting the farmers market about five minutes away from the harbor and not to  mention the beautiful walks you can take and sights you can see.

Alexander Keiths     1496 Lower Water St

2.  This is the brewery where the popular beer brand Alexander Keiths was founded and first started out. It’s still up today, you can tour it, taste samples of beer and look at the older architecture at this exquisite brewery.

Maritime Museum     1675 Lower Water St

3. The Maritime Museum of the Atlantic has a view over Halifax harbor and absolutely stuns with its collection of small craft, model ships, photographs, and curiosities of maritime history.

Point Pleasant Park     5530 Point Pleasant Drive

4. Point pleasant park is a delightful park with some of the best views. Whether you're taking a nice little stroll or plan on walking for a couple of hours it’s the perfect place to relax and have a little bit of a chill day.

Peggy's Cove

5. This last one isn’t so much in Halifax but very close to it, it’s about a 45 minute to hour long drive and it’s totally worth it. It has some of the best views in all of Canada and an amazing lighthouse. Peggy’s cove is known for its unique environment consisting of large smooth rocks and boulders.

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Five facts about Halifax

1.Halifax has more pubs per capita than any other city in Canada. Mainly because Haligonians love beer and watching a good game of hockey or any other sport  for that matter.

2. Halifax is home to one of Canada's biggest sporting events. The Scotiabank Blue Nose Marathon is held every year in Halifax. Over two days participants will take part in six different events including the 5 km, 10 km, half marathon, full marathon, marathon team relay, and the youth run.

3. Halifax and Nova Scotia in general have a shared relationship with the Titanic. When the Titanic hit the iceberg it was 700 nautical miles east of Halifax. The survivors were brought to New York while the dead were brought to Halifax.( Halifax is also home to the three graveyards of the Titanic victims).