Visit Fairview Lawn Cemetery, where many victims of the 1912 Titanic disaster are buried. Your guide will explain the significance of the site and provide context about Halifax's connection to the Titanic disaster. Guests will have time to visit the gravesite area and take photographs respectfully.

Learn about the Halifax Explosion of December 6, 1917, one of the most significant events in the city's history. Your driver-guide will introduce you to the story of the explosion, its effects on Halifax and the surrounding community, and the locations connected with the disaster.

Enjoy a stop at the beautiful Public Gardens, with time for photographs and a short walk.

Enjoy a scenic stop at Point Pleasant Park, a beautiful coastal green space at the southern tip of the Halifax peninsula. Take in views of the harbour and Atlantic coastline while discovering the park’s natural setting and historic military landmarks.

Visit the area around the Halifax Citadel and enjoy views across the surrounding city.

Continue to other selected locations like government house, bar district and more around Halifax that provide scenic views and further insight into the city. The exact stops may vary according to traffic, weather, road conditions and the interests of your group. Your guide can also point out places of interest along the route and provide recommendations for things to see and do during the remainder of your visit.