Best Museums in Halifax

A museum showcasing the maritime history of Nova Scotia and the Atlantic region, with exhibits on the Halifax Explosion and Titanic, plus ship tours.

The Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, a national historic site, preserves the stories and experiences of immigrants who arrived in Canada.

Canada's oldest surviving warship, now a floating museum, offering a look into the wartime lives of sailors who escorted convoys across the Atlantic.

Located at Pier 21, this museum chronicles the journey and experiences of over one million immigrants who passed through this historic gateway to Canada.

A preserved folk art house, connected to the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, displaying the whimsical paintings and personal space of artist Maude Lewis.

Located on the waterfront, this museum recreates the immigrant experience through interactive exhibits, ship cabin replicas, and personal artifacts.

A museum in Lunenburg dedicated to the town's seafaring history, offering insights into the fishing industry and maritime culture.

An interactive science museum with hands-on exhibits suitable for all ages, offering fun and educational experiences.

A museum focused on the natural history of Nova Scotia, with exhibits and a backyard area that can be enjoyed year-round.

Located within the Halifax Citadel, this museum provides a detailed look at the history of Canadian soldiers.

A museum with a significant section dedicated to the Titanic disaster and its artifacts.