This Anglican Cathedral of St. John the Baptist is regarded as one of the finest examples of ecclesiastical Gothic Revival in North America.
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Constructed between 1846-55, this basilica’s location on Military Road also offers spectacular views of the city and the harbor.
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A historic park in St. John’s. Check for events
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Most easterly point in North America.
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Constructed between 1947 and 1850, this Irish Limestone building was the Legislature Building for the Newfoundland Government until 1960.
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Commissariat House is a late-Georgian mansion that was once used by the British military.
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Nine panoramic viewing windows allow unparalleled insight into the underwater life of a river.
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This area is a highlight of St. John's nightlife, featuring cobblestone streets packed with pubs.
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Built in the 1830’s, Government House is the private home of Newfoundland's lieutenant-governor, the queen's representative in Newfoundland.
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Said to be one of the best walking networks in Canada, The Grand Concourse is an integrated walkway system for the cities of St. John's and Mount Pearl and the Town of Paradise.
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A heritage drug store circa 1895, boasts a set of antique store fixtures, a display of pharmaceutical implements (mortars and pestles, scales, cork presses) and much more.
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Built deep into Signal Hill itself, this geological shrine is made up of 550-million-year-old rocks.
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This 200-year-old building houses stone barrel vaults is now a national historic site.
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The French originally built this battery in 1792, a great place to learn about the history of military presence in St. John’s.
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For the train enthusiast! Over 100+ exhibits and displays, from railway timetables to telegraph keys, from signal lights to silverware.
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Newfoundland and Labrador’s newest public cultural space, the Rooms unites the Provincial Museum, the Provincial Art Gallery and the Provincial Archives under one roof.
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Arguably the most recognizable symbol of St. John’s, with stunning views of the city of St. John’s and the Atlantic Ocean.
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