Old Town Clock
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We didn't get the chance to visit here, due to the heavy traffic and tourists but I still got a good glimpse of the famous architecture. Driving down Brunswick Street, there's a lot of parking but it gets filled pretty fast by late morning due to visitors. It's free to visit, and an important icon to Halifax. I recommend seeing the Old Town Clock, if you ever get the chance to while visiting Halifax!
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The old town clock is the most recognized landmarks in the historic urban core of Halifax. This place is beautiful 🤩 and surrounded with grass. A lot of place to sit with friends, family and alone. A road goes behind the clock. One can park the vehicle and sit for sometime 😎. I didn't find anything to do there. But i will suggest to visit to this place for once 😃
Poonam KatewaPoonam Katewa
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What kind of Clock is this written both here by people and in the Internet. My personal impression when I have met it: Relatively interesting old attraction on the way to the fortress... you shouldn’t go here just for it, but it’s worth going to the fortress through that place just to look at one more good attraction.
Alexandr OrlovAlexandr Orlov
10
Great spot and easily one of the most well-known places in the city. I come here to take a few photos every time I'm in the city. I am unsure of you can actually go inside at certain times, but the area is right downtown and on Citadel Hill so it's a phenomenal location. Lots to see, lots to do and lots to eat.
Andrew N. ByrneAndrew N. Byrne
10
The Halifax Old Town Clock is located as part of the Fort George / Halifax Citadel. It was originally opened in 1803 and has gone through several restorations since then. You can spot this from many angles. Didn't seem like you could go inside or really find out much more about it.
Mat BienczykMat Bienczyk
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We trekked up the hill to see the clock. We got closer and took pictures. It's just a really old clock in a building. That's it. Going up the hill is great exercise, I guess. Not really worth it.
TheArchitectTheArchitect
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Halifax Town Clock, Brunswick St, Halifax, NS B3J 3X8, Canada
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attractions: Halifax Waterfront, Halifax Citadel National Historic Site, Halifax Public Gardens, Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, Casino Nova Scotia, Halifax Marriott Harbourfront Hotel, Museum of Natural History, Halifax Common, Four Points by Sheraton Halifax, Sutton Place Hotel Halifax, restaurants: The Bicycle Thief, Durty Nelly's Irish Pub, The Old Triangle Irish Alehouse, Antojo Tacos + Tequila, Your Father's Moustache, The Stubborn Goat Gastropub, Bluenose II Restaurant, The Five Fishermen, Ristorante a Mano, Gahan House Nova Centre
