In St. John's, maritime charm
sweeps over a city full of character
Capital of Newfoundland and Labrador, St. John's will transport you. Perched on solid rock and surrounded by dramatic cliffs, lighthouses, whales and icebergs, Canada's oldest city is a place of contrasts; a marriage of raw and refined. Whether it's the steep streets lined with colorful houses, the sunrises creating a dance of hues over the Atlantic, or its sombre rock plunging straight into the deep blue sea, St. John’s always shows off its true colours.The city at the end of the world is like an urban oasis in the wilderness — and all just a short flight from Toronto or Montreal.
Quoi faire à / Experience St. John's
Terre Restaurant & Café
In the heart of St. John’s, this restaurant serves up delicious dishes crafted using traditional methods, inspired by the surrounding nature and the nearby sea.
Signal Hill National Historic Site
This historic site offers an impressive view of the Atlantic. Signal Hill had an important strategic position in the past and played a prominent role in the history of communications.
Baie de Trinity - Dildo Boat Tours
This boat tour will introduce you to the magnificent Trinity Bay and its incredible marine world, numerous birds and maybe even a few icebergs.
The Duke of Duckworth
This bar is a very popular spot for locals and the perfect place to share a pint with friends.
Newfoundland Chocolate Company
This company crafts artisanal chocolate incorporating local berries, nuts, caramel, and even sea salt made right here on the island. Each chocolate is sourced, crafted, decorated, and packaged by hand.