Halifax Convention Centre Transfers

Standing at the heart of Nova Scotia’s capital, the Halifax Convention Centre offers unique inner-city hangouts alongside striking waterfront vistas. The venue itself offers over a million square feet of event-retail space, unique stand-out spots including the atrium-lit Argyle Level at the main entrance and the brightly lit ballrooms along the Ballroom Level, not to mention smaller conference rooms along the top floor’s Summit Level. Also down the street from the city’s famous Grand Parade as well as various upscale hotels, professionals can expect to be taken care of throughout the day. See the city well by hopping aboard one of many modes of public transportation, whether it be a departure from the Halifax Ferry Terminal or a ride from dozens of bus routes along Barrington Street. Options that come with a bit more freedom include personal rentals like sedans, vans and SUVs ideal for intimate drives. Meet-and-greet services offer a similar experience through taxis that make long drives to Stanfield International Airport a scenic adventure, as well as local personal drivers who know the best hidden routes.

Professionals interested in not only getting work done but having fun should look toward surrounding hotels near the venue, nearby options including the upscale red brick exterior of Prince George Hotel as well as the stately ambiance of The Barrington Hotel, each offering premiere executive suites ideal for luxury indoor pools, low-cost alternatives including the Halifax International Hostel’s quaint Euro charm and trendy cafe vibes at Halifax Backpacker’s Hostel. Beyond the night’s dreams rest a day’s worth of landmarks, ideal getaways close to the venue including the local artworks showcased at the Nova Scotia Sports Hall of Fame as well as walks aboard a historic vessel at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. Walk toward the historic Irishtown for views of Old Halifax afterward, walking along the waterfront through various interconnected boardwalks and eateries before finally ending the night with a sunset stroll across Halifax Public Gardens. Talk about the day’s best moments whatever happens, winding down with a meaningful conversation in likewise places, whether it be the atrium-lit Canadian at Lot Six or lavish seafood in The Five Fishermen’s old warehouse space.