This isn’t the kind of city break that skimps on nature. In fact, St. John’s is surrounded by whales, icebergs, seabirds, hiking trails, lighthouses, and dramatic scenery, not to mention pristine parks, lakes, ponds, and walking trails inside the city. Here, you can sample the history and traditions that come with a 500-year-old port city, and still trek along the rugged coastline in search of that perfect photo opp.
The LSPU Hall, affectionately known as “the Hall”, is home base for the Resource Centre [...]
Our museum tells the stories of this place and its diverse peoples. Over a million [...]
The Newfoundland weavery has been a St. John’s destination since 1972, starting as a small [...]
The Festival offers the best in Newfoundland / Irish music by featuring local and established [...]
Emma Hiscock’s life spanned a time when Trinity’s heyday as a centre for the salt [...]
