A nice piece of history with some really unique antiques inside. Ancasual 15 min tour is all you need to take in the history of Province house. More

Its free and doesnt take long, they do a good job explaining the customs and history of the government in the region, I reccomend it strongly. More

A nice quick visit while walking up the hill to the Citadel. Free, but you do go thru security/metal detectors. The building contains some great paintings of English monarchs. Wonderfully nice tour guide gave us some interesting insights into how the Canada provincial government is run. The upstairs has the voting chamber on one side and a "throne room" on... More

You would be silly not to stop by Province House (Nova Scotia) if you are in the area. The only thing it will cost you is going through security and metal detector at the entrance. Aside from that you will get to visit the C.D. Howe museum and you can see some of the old rooms where the great history... More

It's small and doesn't have a lot of fanfair but this actually was worth it. It doesn't take very long to see so take 15 minutes or so to learn about Joseph Howe More

This was one of the highlights of our sightseeing tour of Halifax. An important piece of national history and the seat of Nova Scotia’s Parliament. We went there one afternoon; entrance was free, but there were no guided visits as such. We had gathered a few information and could tour it by ourselves; also, we had an interesting chat with... More

We originally decided to go to Province House just to fill time between other attractions around downtown, but we left feeling like it is much more than just a "time filler". When you enter, there are guides waiting to take you through the building. Basically, we got a personal tour of a beautiful, historic building. Our guide shared many interesting... More

For enthusiasts of historic architecture, especially Georgian architecture, Province House is an absolute gem. Very few buildings of its class exist in Canada today; Nova Scotia boasts some the nation's earliest civic buildings, churches and burial grounds. More