:: Atlantic Canada's longest Pedway System - Halifax (NS) - Saint John (NB) ::

[ErickMontreal]

:: Halifax city - Nova Scotia ::


Halifax Pedway System


Connected to the Downtown Halifax Link

:: Hotels ::

+ The Prince George Hotel
+ Delta Halifax
+ Delta Barrington
+ Marriott Halifax Harbourfront

:: Office Buildings ::

+ Bank of Commerce building
+ TD Tower
+ Barrington Tower (Scotia Square)
+ Duke Tower (Scotia Square)
+ Cogswell Tower (Scotia Square)
+ World Trade and Convention Centre
+ Purdy's Landing
+ Purdy's Wharf Tower 1
+ Purdy's Wharf Tower 2
+ The Trade Mart building

:: Entertainment ::

+ Halifax Metro Centre
+ Casino Nova Scotia
+ Scotia Square Mall
+ Granville Mall
+ Barrington Place Shops



:: Saint john - New-Brunswick ::

Saint John Pedway System


Connected to the Downtown Saint John Link

:: Hotels ::

+ Hilton Hotel
+ Delta Brunswick

:: Office Buildings ::

+ Brunswick Square Tower
+ Brunswick House
+ City Hall Tower
+ Mercantile Center
+ New Police Station (Summer 2007)

:: Entertainment ::

+ Brunswick Square Shopping Center
+ City Market
+ Market Square
+ New-Brunswick Museum
+ The Saint John Trade and Convention Center
+ Aquatic Center
+ Harbour Station

:: Residential ::

+ Harbour Tower
+ Roberton`s Wharf



:: Halifax Pedway pictures ::












:: Saint John Pedway pictures ::

[sdm]

Hold up, isn't the street infront of ferry terminal, historic properties call upper water street? I thought lower water was down near the brewery etc?

[someone123]

I don't know where Lower ends and Upper begins. Maybe Upper is only the part that turns in around the hotel and runs along Purdy's Wharf, the casino, etc.

Either way, I'm not a big fan of the pedways. They are unsightly and they were only really necessary because of bad 70s-era development.

That little bridge they built in front of Purdy's Wharf was a good idea.