Located in Halifax Harbour, Pier 21 Immigration Museum was a key stop for nearly one million immigrants to land in Canada between 1928 and 1971. Today, as Canada's national immigration museum, it vividly presents immigration stories. Visitors can step into the restored scene and retrace the immigration path. They can also listen to the stories of the witnesses in the exhibition, explore the roots of their family's immigration, and deeply experience the Canadian immigration culture.