This is an interesting spot to visit. Many people will just walk around and explore the old British fort on their own, but i reccomend going into the tourist information spot and joining a tour. It is so much more interesting to hear about how certain areas were used...the problems they faced while serving there and to hear about the... More

We were here during the Buskers and it was a nice place to get away for a bit and rest with my 4 childern. We ate lunch in the grass. More

This was an interesting site especially to get a great view of the entire city. I had arrived via a cruiseship and enjoyed seeing that as well. I didn't get a chance to get out and really investigate the citadel as the Lt Governor was on their way and we were restricted but I was glad I got to see... More

Interesting and very informative! A must see for visitors of the area it's like a walk in history More

This is a great spot to check out - amazing look at the history of Halifax. I suggest going around mid-june or early july. Great places for tons of photos of the harbour. Friendly staff and good prices for admission. I recommend going around noon as they shoot off the cannons. More

Visited the Citadel and was pleasantly suprised. The Site is very well maintained and is still used today. If you are in Halifax, listen out for the noon day gun or yet visit the Citadel to watch it go off. More

The citadel offers impressive views of the city and the harbour -- and allows you to travel back in time. Our 7 year old guest was impressed by the men in kilts playing bagpipes, raising flags and firing cannons. We had the chance to look at the cramped quarters shared by the soldiers and to try our hands at scrubbing... More

Fantastic historical Icon of early Halifax military life. More

My most recent visit was on Canada Day and the site was filled with visitors and several personnel in period costume. Time was taken to visit all aspects, museum collections and the barracks. It presented a glimpse into how it must have been and the important of the "fort" for the protection of the city and Nova Scotia. More