More than a national museum and national historic site. Our interactive exhibitions have activities for all ages. Immerse yourself in our history and learn about the courage, hope, hardship, and resilience at the heart of immigrant experience. Located on the Halifax waterfront. THINGS TO DO: NEW: Welcome To Turtle Island: Indigenous art installation by Tribal Fusion Art (Dec 2025 - 2027) STEP INTO THE PAST: Experience what it was like to immigrate to Canada through historic Pier 21 where nearly one million immigrants arrived here from 1928-1971 with an English or French guided tour. DISCOVER OVER 400 YEARS OF HISTORY in the Canadian Immigration Story exhibition, incl. a 10-min film showcasing contributions from Canadian immigrants. UNCOVER YOUR FAMILY’S ROOTS at Scotiabank Family History Centre. SHOP Canadian treasures at the Museum Boutique. Café on-site

His Majesty's Canadian Ship is a National Historic Site on the historic Halifax waterfront, and The Last Corvette. Step aboard the 205-foot Sackville and walk back in time! Restored to her wartime configuration, the ship includes exhibits, artifacts, and a memorial dedicated to those who served during the Battle of the Atlantic and made the ultimate sacrifice. Guests can see the main gun deck forward, wheelhouse, open bridge, quarterdeck, tiller flats, Chiefs and Petty Officers mess, engine and boiler rooms, ratings messes, the Captain’s Cabin, and much more!

Discover the world of classic and exotic cars. This unique venue showcases an impressive collection of vehicles, offering guests a glimpse into automotive history. Whether you're a car enthusiast or just looking for a memorable outing, Steele Wheels provides a customized experience perfect for events or simply exploring the exhibits. Complete with a cafe, theatre area, and arcade; ideal destination for anyone looking to discover their car story, making this a fantastic day out for everyone.

His Majesty's Canadian Ship is a National Historic Site on the historic Halifax waterfront, and The Last Corvette. Step aboard the 205-foot Sackville and walk back in time! Restored to her wartime configuration, the ship includes exhibits, artifacts, and a memorial dedicated to those who served during the Battle of the Atlantic and made the ultimate sacrifice. Guests can see the main gun deck forward, wheelhouse, open bridge, quarterdeck, tiller flats, Chiefs and Petty Officers mess, engine and boiler rooms, ratings messes, the Captain’s Cabin, and much more!