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Look for FRED the Bus in Halifax. FRED stands for Free Rides Everywhere Downtown and is a nice way to see the downtown area.

 

FRED runs every 20 minutes and the full circuit takes 40 minutes. The schedule indicates it stops at Pier 21/Cruise Ship Pavilion at 10, 30 and 50 minutes past the hour from 10:30AM to 5PM.

 

BTW Pier 21 is the Canadian equivalent to Ellis Island.

 

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The boardwalk began in the 80's and has been growing ever since. The newest part is near the cruiseship terminal, but it has been there for years. Just an FYI: it was there in 2001. That being said a lot of the boardwalk was destroyed during Hurrican Juan in 2003 (here's a sample: http://www.novaweather.net/Hurricane_Juan_files/30.jpg) but has been rebuilt.

 

The museum is about a 15 minute walk and I would recommend walking and taking in the sights, unless it is raining.

 

A great way to see Halifax is to just follow the boardwalk and stop wherever you feel like it.

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