Halifax, Nova Scotia

Halifax, the capital of Nova Scotia, is the warmest city to visit if you've got your heart set on traveling to Canada's beautiful East Coast in the winter. Halifax, which is located on the Atlantic coast, has milder winters than the province's inland cities and towns.

Be aware that you'll probably see quite an amount of snow in Halifax if you visit during the winter. There are numerous ways to take advantage of the white fluffy stuff, including cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and sledding down Citadel Hill. You can learn more about Nova Scotia's lengthy history while staying warm at the Canadian Museum of Immigration or the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. To learn more about culture, go to the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia. Visit the Discovery Centre if you want to learn more about the universe or the study of science. All of Halifax's attractions are significantly less crowded in the winter than they are during the busy summer travel season, which is an extra advantage of going then.