We are visiting the end of next week....We are looking forward the friendly folks, beautiful sights, great food, and Cuban cigars.....Would it be possible to recommend the top 3 adventures that are not to be missed....Please suggest a cheap place for the Cubans....thank you in advance....regards....alex
Halifax N.S.
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I have traveled the world looking for cheap Cuban cigars. Even the Dominican counterfeits are expensive. The fort/museum at the top of the hill in Halifax is quite interesting. The restaurants near the waterfront are excellent, and the prices are reasonable. The natives are friendly. I was there for four days after 9-11. -
When I was there about 15 years ago they had a WW2 corvette museum ship that was used for convoy escort. Really interesting to visit. Great city BTW. At least the last time I was there.Comment
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I think that the other respondents have mentioned the top three places to visit: the Citadel, the Historic Properties as they are called on the waterfront and the Corvette. Basically, you can meander along the waterfront and try some of the restaurants and visit the corvette and if you want to see the Canadian equivalent of Ellis Island you can visit Pier 21. Allow me to suggest that you try the local brew (Keith's) - my favorite beer, particularly now that we can get it in Ontario.
When I was last there, there was a Casino on the waterfront near the historic properties but I think that they were going to move it a few blocks away. I also recall that there were several good restaurants on the street that parallels the waterfront and that they were better priced than the ones right on the water. The restaurant that I really liked was called McKelvies at the corner of Prince and Lower Water St. They had the best fish and chips that I ever hadComment
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It's been a few years since I was there , they used to have a land/sea guided tour on a Viet Nam era LARC-V amphibian ,
that started with a street tour of the waterfront area then a leisurely cruise , it takes an hour or so.
A good way to see some sights you can't see from land and to learn a little history of the area, I enjoyed itLast edited by ray55classic; 08-20-2017, 08:24.Hang the bitch , because simply fading away shouldn't be an option
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Hi Guys, thank you for all the suggestions...We are staying a couple of nights on the northern tip.....No internet, no TV....My goal after a lobster meal, is sit by the sea and smoke a Cuban....Hopefully a Romeo and Juliet #3.....and get lucky....thanks everyone....regards....alexComment

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