Welcome to Halifax’s greatest natural and national treasure and most visited site in Halifax, Nova Scotia– a timeless oasis in an ever changing world. A …See more
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Sep 6, 2024
Fabulous gardens. They have something of everything. There is a stream that runs through, very well planted up, borders in the shapes of snakes all filled with an abundance of blooms. The bandstan… Full review by PBPG
Sep 3, 2024
Wasn’t sure what to expect, but was pleasantly surprised at this relaxing oasis. There are no joggers or cyclists so it is safe to just relax amongst the assorted flora. There are plenty of benches … Full review by Tourist20032619615
Aug 20, 2024
The garden was smaller than I expected, but still such a lovely respite from the bustle of the rest of the city. There were large shady trees, many with plaques detailing their natural or historic si… Full review by Naahlii
Pat: I do not have a pet and never thought to ask. I did, however, see many locals with leashed pets strolling about the Public Gardens and even in coffee shops, Cabin Coffee …
Pat: I do not have a pet and never thought to ask. I did, however, see many locals with leashed pets strolling about the Public Gardens and even in coffee shops, Cabin Coffee on Hollis next to Four Points Hotel, specifically. I did notice that, as in Europe, dogs don't bark. If you have a barking dog inside a building, you may be asked to leave. Most of the sites reviewed have websites or email addresses. Contact the establishments for questions like this.
We will be coming in on Princess cruise is this in walking distance? About how far?
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The Halifax Public Gardens are at least 1/2 hour walk fro the cruise pavilion. One way to do it is to to walk one block up and one block over until you meet Spring Garden Road at …
The Halifax Public Gardens are at least 1/2 hour walk fro the cruise pavilion. One way to do it is to to walk one block up and one block over until you meet Spring Garden Road at Barrington St.. Lots of interesting small shops along the way - Rest and have a coffee in our iconic library at Spring Garden Road and Queen - then its i flat to the Gardens by continuing on Spring Garden Road y walking by the eclectic shops and restaurants to South Park Street and there you are Another way is to catch the hop on/hop off Bus and hop off at the Gardens then carry on to other wonderful Halifax Historic sites such as The Citadel one of the 9 star-shaped forts in the world Or you could take a taxi ad walk back ! Enjoy the Gardens - they will delight you! .
Hello, I have family coming to visit next week and we were wondering if the gardens will be open to the public all next week. We're not decided on what day we want to visit the beautiful gardens.
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Yes they are open and expect to enjoy the beautiful surroundings for a few hours. Simply a trandquil time to relax.
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