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Strange Adventures

Quirky store that sells comics, toys, board games, et al.

Address: 5110 Prince St
Hours: Mon-Tue Thu-Fri 10AM-6PM, Wed 10AM-8PM, Sat 10AM-5PM, Sun noon-4PM
Website: strangeadventures.com (opens in a new tab)

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The Maritime Museum of the Atlantic
The collection includes exhibits and artifacts related to the sinking of the RMS Titanic and the devastating 1917 Halifax explosion. The CSS Acadia, a hydrographic survey ship built in 1913, is an ongoing conservation project. The Acadia is moored a few meters from the museum building; tours are available during the summer. Also, behind the museum is the HMCS Sackville, the last remaining Flower Class escort Corvettes from the convoys of World War II (also open for guided and non-guided tours).
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Halifax Distilling Co.
Rum distilled on-premises, in white, gold, spiced, and black varieties (and a variety of "cream" liqueur). The rum is available in bottles on-premises or at the NSLC, under the "J.D. Shore" label. As of early-2026, they are renovating and only open to the public by appointment.
by appointment
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The Old Triangle
A set of three pubs connected by a split level staircase. There is live music in the lower level frequently, starting at 8PM The music style tends to be traditional Irish/Scottish ballad. The "open" night is often surprisingly good.
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Art Gallery of Nova Scotia
The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia is moderate in size but does a fine job of highlighting the works of famous local artists such as Maud Lewis (folk) and Alex Colville (hyperrealist), in addition to Mik'maq (Aboriginal) art. Check the website for travelling exhibitions.
Tue Wed Fri Sat 10AM-5PM, Thu 10AM-9PM, Sun noon-5PM$12 adults, $10 seniors 60+, $7 students, $5 youth 6-17, $25 families (2 adults and 3 youth), children 5 and under free. Free for everyone Th after 5PM