Best of St. John's Tour

Alexander Graham Bell Museum

Atlantic Ocean

Stand at North America's edge in Newfoundland, where the Atlantic Ocean roars with whales, icebergs, and untamed coastal beauty unlike anywhere else.

Cabot Tower

Explore Cabot Tower atop Signal Hill, one of St. John’s most iconic landmarks and a fascinating piece of Newfoundland and Labrador history. Take in sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean, St. John’s Harbour, and the colourful city below while discovering the area’s military and communications heritage. Signal Hill is also famous as the site where Guglielmo Marconi received the first transatlantic wireless signal in 1901.

Cape Spear National Historic Site

View the crashing waves and even catch a glimpse of some whales or icebergs at Cape Spear Historic Site, home of the oldest surviving lighthouse in Newfoundland and the most easterly point in North America.

Downtown St. John's

Downtown St. John’s, NL - steep streets, vibrant pubs, fresh seafood, and centuries-old charm on the edge of the Atlantic.

Jellybean Row

Jellybean Row is one of St. John’s most colourful sights, featuring rows of brightly painted historic homes throughout the city. With bold reds, blues, yellows, and greens set against St. John’s hilly streets, these charming houses have become a beloved symbol of Newfoundland’s vibrant character.

Quidi Vidi Village

Quidi Vidi Village is a charming historic fishing village tucked along a picturesque harbour just minutes from downtown St. John’s. Known for its colourful homes, rugged coastal scenery, artisan studios, and famous Quidi Vidi Brewery, the village offers a peaceful glimpse into Newfoundland’s maritime heritage and local culture.

Signal Hill National Historic Site

Signal Hill National Historic Site is one of St. John’s most iconic landmarks, offering spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean, the Narrows, and the city below. Rich in military and communications history, the site is home to Cabot Tower and is famous as the location where Guglielmo Marconi received the first transatlantic wireless signal in 1901.

Terry Fox Memorial and Lookout

Stand at Mile 0 in St. John’s, where Terry Fox began his Marathon of Hope - a powerful tribute to courage, resilience, and the will to try.