How to Experience Iceberg Season in Newfoundland (April through July)
Spot them from Twillingate or Cape Spear, take a boat tour or drink iceberg beer at Quidi Vidi Brewery.
St. John’s
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Six of the Best Spots to Eat and Drink in Newfoundland
Food in Newfoundland has forever been synonymous with the land, sea and the culture of its people. Here are six areas throughout the province where you can feast on meals that celebrate this tradition.
Holiday Traditions to Experience Around the World
Every December, people all over North America celebrate the holidays with food, music and traditions unique to their culture. Revel in the magic of the season at one of these festive events in Cuba, St. John's or New York City.
Canadian Museum Restaurants
Throughout Canada, museums are upgrading their culinary offerings with the help of renowned chefs and inventive interior design. Here are five museum restaurants to try in Winnipeg, Montreal, Vancouver, Toronto and St. John's.
Five Places to Visit On Newfoundland’s Irish Loop
Newfoundland’s Irish Loop, located on the southeastern part of the Avalon Peninsula, is named for its Irish history, which spans 400 years. Take this scenic road trip from St. John's and make stops along the way at charming spots such as Lighthouse Picnics in Ferryland and the Colony of Avalon.
What to Do On a Fall Trip to St. John’s, Newfoundland
St. John's charms with its friendly locals, surprises with its innovative food scene and stuns with its rugged, jaw-dropping landscapes. Visit a national historic site like Cape Spear Lighthouse, explore downtown or the Quidi Vidi neighbourhood and drive to nearby towns such as Ferryland or Middle Cove Beach.
The Anatomy of a Canadian Festival
From St. John’s to Whistler, Canada’s festivals are as diverse as its landscapes, but there are four traits you’ll find at many of the country’s most beloved events, including the Calgary Stampede, the George Street Festival in St. John's and Cavendish Beach Music Festival in P.E.I.
Why the History of St. John’s, Newfoundland, is Really Cool
The streets of St. John’s are teeming with history dating back at least four centuries. Visit historic attractions—like Signal Hill National Historic Site, Cape Spear Lighthouse and Mallard Cottage—to learn about one of Canada's oldest cities.
10 Things to Do in St. John’s, Newfoundland, This Summer
With Canada’s 150th birthday just around the corner it’s the perfect time to visit St. John’s, one of the country’s oldest cities. Be among the first to celebrate Canada Day, listen to live music at the George Street Festival and watch a Shakespeare production by the ocean.
Where to Experience the Arts in St. John’s, Newfoundland
Listen to local music in a Georgian house at Concerts by Candlelight, party with 40,000 people at the George Street Festival and browse the province’s archives, museum and gallery at The Rooms
