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Citadel National Historic Site Review

4.6 /58 Reviews
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On the hill of castles in the famous port city of caliphax in canada, a condescending octagonal star fortress is the fourth fortress built here in 1825 and one of the largest stone-built military fortresses in north america. Now, at noon every day, the octagonal star fortress is holding a salute, which makes tourists feel both nervous and exciting. Of course, it is pleasing to enjoy the bagpipes played by the Legion soldiers and the neat drills and marching.

Citadel National Historic Site

Posted: Aug 11, 2019
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  • 乐天的静
    5/5Outstanding
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    Before we came, we didn't know much about Halifax. We only knew that the most famous scenic spot in the city was Castle Hill. It seemed like a big Pentagon in the air. No tickets were needed for the 150th anniversary. We were happy to walk through every corner. The guard dress was still traditional costume. Every succession had a small ceremony, which was very interesting.

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    Posted: Dec 13, 2018
  • 稳稳当当
    5/5Outstanding
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    To go, it's very characteristic. It seems that there are often students'military training practice or volunteers in training! Soldiers and lecturers dress distinctively and speak vividly, but unfortunately there is no Chinese explanation!

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    Posted: Jul 12, 2018
  • gzh***05
    5/5Outstanding
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    Located on the Castle Hill in Halifax, Nova Scotia. It has always been a place for military strategists to contend for. It has been built as a fortress three times in history. The existing castle, built in 1825, is one of the largest stone fortresses in North America. Inside the castle are the Nova Scotia Museum and the Museum of Arms and Weapons.

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    Posted: Sep 7, 2017
  • M24***64
    5/5Outstanding
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    Coming to the National Historic Site of Halifax Castle Hill, it seems like a return to the nineteenth century. Soldiers are practicing their lives and looking at the harbor in the distance. There is no smoke now, only the taste of history is endless.

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    Posted: Apr 18, 2018
  • neiwawa-L
    4/5Excellent
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    It's worth going! Canadian history can be understood here. Every day at 12 noon, the sound of gunfire on Castle Hill can also be heard. It was a ceremony that began in the 17th century: telling the ships in the bay that it was 12 noon, reminding the crew that it was time for lunch.

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    Posted: Feb 26, 2018
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